Wonder there is 1 or 2 chiplets on 3700x vs 3800x to enable more OC etc. Will be interesting to see how these two pan out in comparison with everything.
MSI says their past boards wont support it, but ASUS says their’s will. So here is to praying I guess.
MSI siad no to first gen, not recommended to 2nd gen boards i believe
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You still find them in common consumer PCs, so RIP mATX in the enthusiast market.
Asrock to the rescue hopefully
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Careful, there. That sounds suspiciously close to another quote:
Though I do agree it’s more cores than you currently need for general computing. 
And to go back on topic, anyone knows the roadmap for next generation APUs? And will X570 ever support ECC RAM? Thinking about picking up a 2400G for a Looking Glass Mini-ITX build, but…
removing timer since it seems that people want to continue discussing this
APUs are supposed to be 2020.
X570 should support ECC, since memory support is about the CPU, not so much the mobo.
How much do you need it? If you need it, go for it. The 2400G isn’t expensive ($130) and you can always upgrade, if you go X570.
Don’t want to get into a flame war or pissing contest, but what planet have you been on? Sure they are not the toppest of the tippsy top highest end but they have been plenty decent since they have existed. I have not had and great push to change away from my R9 290. Though when something suitable, to me, comes up I would change. For now it is still doing everything I could want.
Don’t feed the trolls.
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Nooooooo! 
I am settling for a 3900x, don’t need 16 cores. Plus in my work load, Lisa said it would be 200% of the performance of my 1800x.
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Huh? You’re going for 8 core TR? That seems odd.
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WCCFtech leaks said Q3 for Zen2 APUs, but you know, WCCFtech. So don’t hold your breath.
rip, 3900x
Ah OK.
We shall see.
You’d think they’d talk about APUs yesterday if they were gonna do it Q3.
Do we know if the 8 core 3700x and 3800x cpus are using a single chiplet?
WCCFtech also “leaked” a $99 6c/12t Ryzen 3 boosting to 4Ghz at only 50w, which I thought would be really amazing. Note AMD isn’t talking about lower-end CPUs at all yet.
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Likely single chiplet. I think it will depend on yields.
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