Forget about a uselessly high amount of cores.
What do you need x10 USB 3.x for?
What do you need 12 USB total for?
What do you need NVMe drives in RAID for?
What do you need LAN, WAN on the chipset for?
What do you need USB 3.x directly on the CPU for?
What do you need audio directly on the CPU for?
Ryzen 3000 X570
Nolan Perry
Joshua Hernandez
Answer?
You don't.
4700k is all you need till 2020.
Isaiah Peterson
because its based and btfos intelaviv
Ian Barnes
>you
You don't need anything, apparently, but people who actually use machines for work need as much throughput on their devices as possible
Leo Roberts
>why do you need expandability and low latency goy?
Fuck off.
Gavin Long
So it's the same 2 x8, 1 x4 and 3 x1 PCIe setup as before, eh? Well, at least it's PCIe 4.
As for the number of USB ports and so on.. I don't know what you are connecting or not but it doesn't take that many things before you have occupied quite a lot of ports,
-keyboard
-mouse
-printer
-bluetooth adapter
-remote control adapter
-joystick
that's only 6, so I guess I could do with 6 except when I plugin either a USB stick or USB-to-MicroSD apater in which case I need 7 or 8.
I am curious to see how the launch of this chipset plays out, btw. We already know a) it's about twice as power-hungry as current-generation X470 chipsets and b) it is also a lot more expensive and motherboard partners ain't going to eat that cost. so board will probably be priced higher, either that or costs will have to be cut elsewhere. idk where.
Carter Hall
Will x670 support thunderbolt?
Christopher Gutierrez
No one needs more than four cores, goyim.
Aiden Murphy
>What do you need x10 USB 3.x for?
>What do you need 12 USB total for?
So I don't have to buy a hub? What the fuck are you on, user?
Lincoln Martin
Anything above 2 cores is an overkill. Everyone knows that games only use one core. All thise other cores just stay idle.