"REEEEEE, b-b-but the AYYMD is for POORFAGS!"

then:
>double performance at same price gen over gen
now:
>10% improvement at 30% markup
What went wrong?

>too good to be true

>nok nok

Well AMD are finished.
Don’t they know AMDjeets can’t afford Intel so they bought Ryzen?
They’re finished.

He bought the hype?
Pump it.

Attached: 1530128626788.jpg (313x175, 9K)

>AMD's "expensive" still at least twice cheaper than Inturd's "budget"

Attached: DED.png (370x339, 983K)

AMD should stop marketing Ryzen to gamers if all they have is advantages in Workstation apps.

The wave of gamers and streamers relying on and trusting in intel will only grow.

Attached: 1543201660279.png (631x310, 14K)

MUH prices
Give me a break AMDjeet, you can’t afford intel or the new poozens.

>Give me a break

Attached: 1560255798134.gif (380x184, 1.06M)

>380x184
Did you encode it using an Intel CPU? :^)

>higher is better
Makes me crack up every time.

>if all they have is advantage in workstation apps
How many times does it have to be said before you get it through your thick skull?
youtube.com/watch?v=97sDKvMHd8c
The 1600, for 50 dollars less, now outperforms its counterpart the 7600k in every single modern game. And if you bought the 1600 at release, you can now upgrade to the 3800X, with the same overall performance as a 9900k for one hundred dollars less, without even switching out your board if the board you bought at release has decent VRMs.
This is the basic gist of why no one with half a braincell has bought Intel for the past two years.
Intel is not better in gaming. It never has been. Not at the price points that matter.
An overclocked 2200G will outperform a higher priced 8100. An overclocked 2600 can already outperform a similarly priced 8400 in gaming and that gap will only widen in the next two years.
Two years from now the 2700X will be outperforming the similarly priced 8600k in every single fucking game as well, and that's what matters for anyone who intends to only upgrade their GPU until their rig becomes severely outdated. And even once your 2700X becomes outdated, you can always upgrade to a 12 core, WITHOUT EVEN SWITCHING OUT YOUR BOARD.
Get these facts through your thick skull. Games use more than four cores now, and they will only keep scaling better as time goes by.
Intel is only interested in their fucking profit margins, not gamers.

Attached: 32f87b5a8ec011eb9a138cc971dbd4b4cb467d927bc6aa680e0741a5fe0f3859.png (500x600, 199K)

Why the fuck are you pointing at me? Talk to Intbecile, not me.

Meant to tag this guy

I know sorry. Fucking misclicked somehow.

>literally no mention of ass roxx motherboards
>i just wanted to see the itx tb3 price, nothing else matters
well fuck

Not yet.

>Bragging about AMD being expensive

This community rots peoples fucking brains.

Yup people have been buying Intel based on benchmarks on day 1 and ignoring that AMD's parts are aging better. It's like comparing a 3 year old GPU to a new release, seeing the old GPU benches 5% better, and declaring it the winner.

Pity the fools who bought the 6 core 6 thread intel "Gaming CPUs".

>MSI MEG X570 GODLIKE – 6199 DKK = $930
930 Burgers for a fucking consumer mobo. And it's still no better than a 200$ one.
What in the name of kikery is this bullshit?

>buying MSi
>ever after GTX 285

I know that MSI is dogshit but you didn't answer my question. What the fuck is this shit? 600-900$ motherboards with 4 RAM Slots and 3-4 PCIe 16 slots? Not even ECC support? Who the fuck is the target group? Streamers with more money than brain?

How is it not better? It's not aimed at the average consumer, it has features like LN2BOOT and a 14+4 phase VRM, it's for extreme overclockers gunning for 7Ghz in 3DMark, not people who just want to game. It's a limited edition product as well.
An Asrock Taichi or a Gigabyte Aorus Gaming with all the features YOU actually want will still be the same fucking price it's always been.

ARM gayming CPUs when

Again, extreme overclockers. Limited edition product. Stuff like the X570 Creation will probably have ECC support and will cost significantly less if you're into that.
Streamers will prefer the Ace or the Crosshair.

ASRock has full bandwidth thunderbolt even on an ITX board. What are Asus, Gigabyte and MSI offering?

I know right, what the fuck is this shit? Here's useless shit my $150 board from a decade ago has that these boards don't.
>VGA out
>iGPU
>two PS/2 ports
>FireWire
>IDE ports
>eSATA whoever the fuck uses that
>VRM heatsink designs that make sense
that's just off the top of my head, modern motherboards are a fucking insane value propositipn

Attached: dafe2991f27055fa3391a14d28f7165cec22373960b4ad7f2e90b2942ca3a8bd.png (868x756, 251K)

eSATA is useless, but FireWire is very important for critical serious business work, even nowadays. It's used in film making industry, music industry, and enterprise infrastructure. Wall Street's stock exchange is basically all over FireWire and Thunderbolt these days.

You were hoping for chink shit branded s evga?
Have you ever looked at their notorious build quality? They ficjed up both 900 and 10 series on novidiot cards plus they sold horrible psus under their brand.
Do you idiots buy anything that has green leds?

Attached: 1538834729878.gif (487x560, 778K)

I thought Wallstreet switched to InfiniBand? But the other ones are 100% correct.

Attached: 3e73Amx.png (642x480, 906K)

Kek

Inteljeets are mad jelly.

>mad jelly

Attached: 1535148944598.gif (250x341, 2.88M)