raymondo77
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Probably. Remember USD prices don't normally include sales tax (our VAT equivalent)Ok so all I want to know now, is when will we see GBP pricing? Guess it’s likely to be a -50 difference like we’ve seen with the 30 series, not the true usd to gbp conversion
According to web searches the launch price for the 3900X was $499 and £490. That ratio puts the 5900X at £539. Interesting that they've raised prices for the new generation.
In that presentation I saw they had something on the screen that the 5900X is 2.8 times faster than the i9-10900k, did anyone catch that and understand what that meant?
In that presentation I saw they had something on the screen that the 5900X is 2.8 times faster than the i9-10900k, did anyone catch that and understand what that meant?
Oh absolutely it will. Assuming you can get your hands on a 3080, fingers crossed for you.Come the new year, a R5-5600X coupled with Big Navi or RTX-3080 should make quite the upgrade from my (relatively) aging R7-1700/1080ti.
Yeah, got a Corsair H150i Pro (Which Corsair very kindly sent the bracket I need for free!) so don't need the stock coolerI assume that was the oem
chip only from scan (no cooler included ?)