Recent content by xpredator_13

Lol that update #2 made my day! They act like it is some ubber important matter lol

Alphacool does 180mm rads afaik...

This is my point. The fact we can have a socket with more than 3 years maintaining compatibility is a huge plus!

I just upgraded because i am a video editor, more cores does help me to do my work. Got the 5900x because it was a hell of a deal (cheap af)

I had a 8700k prior 1800x. I play 1440p friend. Im happy with my upgrade path. To be scammed by artificial new socket is to be a real genius...

I got 1800x when it launched with the board, then 3950X and then 5900X. The long lasting socket was the reason i went AMD. I was tired of intel pushing new sockets every gen. It seems nothing has changed...

And I'm running a 5900x on a X370 Crosshair VI Extreme...going AM5 next year.

Wow! Same old boring board...

Stupid naming. The only thing keeping me from buying this series to be honest. And yes, some of us are religious people.

I have a Vulcan X RTX 3080, and i got say, the build quality of these cards, are over the top. I love every bit of it. My new fav GPU brand is colorful, after more than 10 years using asus rog.

Just got my 3950x. Nota upgrading any time soon. But still, If amd manager to pull high clocks from this CPUs, they be on top in gaming this time.

Don't care. Being using a x370 crosshair vi extreme since the launch, and updated to a 3700x. This new socket is the reason why I quit buying Intel after 15 years of a Intel only user.

I get it! Thx for the explanation and the reply, really appreciate it.

Would not it be more efficient if it had fins on the surface? I mean, i dont want to know more than EK engineers, but is there any reason for not having microfins? Maybe cost?

As a happy Crosshair VI Extreme owner, I WANT THAT BLOCK ASAP!