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How is switching to ddr5 on a Z790 mobo a questionable decision?? lol like bruh wtf are u talkin about. Who’s buying a brand new z790 board and using ddr4? Ur completely outta ur mind here my guy. We’re talking about ddr6 coming out in 2025 and u want brand new high end mobo’s costing $300+ to come with ddr4???? U need to stop talking and/or giving ur opinion on computers immediately.

I thought there was something new that had to be done with the 9000 series. But this video is just telling/showing things that you should be doing with any & every cpu, nothing new here.

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literally all gpus (on any any good product) are bought by the 'tech reviewers' in the name of testing and benchmarking, when we all know the total number of gpus manufactured would be limited. i want this nvidia rtx 4070 Super founders edition, but its not available... its never available... and the moment i look it up on youtube, almost every reviewer/gamer has it for free?... HOW? hundreds (or maybe thousands) of them can get free samples in the name of reviews, but what about customers? do you (youtubers*) all consume each and every card made by them? so how will they even reach the end customer who actually need these? this entire review ecosystem is deeply flawed, where the sheer number of reviewers create a situation where many units are diverted from the consumer market. Thus, the demand is kept high and end consumers are forced to wait longer to acquire desired products. SHAME.

I wish I knew this back in november last year when I upgraded. I still have a new buggered mobo in my cupboard.

Just picked up B650E Taichi for $249 on Newegg.

Thanks for this video; very clearly presented.

You have a video for the 13700k?

Will the MSI project zero motherboard be okay for this case?

Dobra płyta posiada na ogół lepszy "dźwięk", więcej szybkich złączy, często lepiej izolowane warstwy laminatu, czasami warto za to zapłacić.

Never say " Drop it in " when handling a CPU .. best words to use are " Lower it in to place slowly " lol .....

No one needs 9000 Ryzen - they are overpriced crp

Thanks for the video. One tip, it seemed your footage was a bit juddery, if the footage you filmed was natively 30FPS or 60FPS (I wasn't sure?) try exporting as 30 or 60 FPS, any even multiple or divisor of the source footage should help. A lot of monitors are 60 or 120, so it should look good on those as well. Video stats are showing this as 25. (If you prefer exporting at 25FPS then you can try tweaking your camera settings to be 25 or 50 I suppose. If it's not an even multiple, the export is forced to skip an uneven number of source frames each output frame, so there is slight judder from that.) Best of luck with the channel!

Is MSI B650 Tomahawk good? Anyeone with expierence on it? Or should i pay a bit more and go for ASRock B650E PG Riptide?

A bunch of obviousosities.

I thought a flat metal contact pad would be much safer and better to put a CPU on compared to long pins

phantom spirit 120 > every air cooler for every cpu and every water cooler 240 AND ITS SO CHEAP AND GOOD ONLY 35$

Nobody wants to downgrade to zen 5 buddy

I wouldn't even use an MSi board if I got it for free. ASRock or Gigabyte ONLY. Specifically, the ASRock X670E PG Lightning looks to be an amazing value.

No asus comparisons?!?!?.

aside from other features, i've hit a point where if it doesn't have a debug code 7 segment readout, i don't want it for my personal rigs.

Motherboards are the Heart of the Computers. So do not cheap out.

Take the ASRock B650 LiveMixer, its realy great, with 8 layer design, lots of USB ports, dont`t need eternity to boot and costs 148€. ^^

Problem is motherboards prices have increased a lot past 10 years.

I'm not paying much for ANY MOBO that doesnt support Oculink.

My semi-educated guess is that it matters MORE for Intel enthusiasts because of the known heat issues. Ryzen is trying to make cooler-running chips.

Thank you for the video.

I wish they could make a motherboard that would use the 8 pcie gen5 lanes available besides the one for the graphics card and split it up to many more gen 3/4 speed. Imagine being able to put 2-4 full pcie 16x slots that work on gen 3/4 instead of one gen5. Or even better 4 x m.2 gen3 slots instead of one M.2 gen5. Does it exist? Full of ports that can be operated at lower gen speed which is plenty for most people

Most of the motherboard don't even use 10 gbe for 1 Gb/s transfert speed over the network. What's the point of wanting an internal ssd that can write as fast as ram anyways if you're stuck sharing them at 0.25 Gb/'s max.

You seem to have fallen for the marketing B.S. From what you're comparing. You're just talking about the features not what they are useful for. Tell me what you can't do on Sata ssd or nvme gen3 that you can do on gen5? Do you even see the difference? You just compare numbers, oh big number is better... I mean cmon man that's all marketing bs. If you need the speed from nvme en 5 then just get a 40mm on it and call it a day. Don't need to pay a motherboard 500$ for that. Or just get a gen3 ssd or slower gen4 that doesn't consume 15w in the first place? You don't need to pay 500-600$ motherboard for it to last. What is that mentality coming from anyways? Another marketing bs imo. 10-15 years ago mobo were like 50-150$. At what point you need the rgd and visual design looks of an internal pc component? We're not Steve Jobs who cares most of you run windows telemetry edition anyways so what's the point of spending thousands on hardware that run crappy copilot+ os anyways?🤔

6 years ago I built my first system with an i7 8700 and the entry-level Asrock Z370 Pro4 ; recently upgraded my 1080 to a 4070 Super. IIRC I paid 120$ for the motherboard. No regrets.

Computer has reached enough speed that it's very minimal incremental speed among premium and regular parts. I am still rocking i9 9900 K CPU and it works without any hitch for all the task that I do.

If you are a gamer, expending 100+ USD in a premium motherboard for 5 to 7 fps increase at best, is not worth it.

If you need the better cooling, better VRMs, better RAM traces for more stable RAM overclocking, and the better I/O speeds or ports, then yes. If not, then no. For most people: No.

MSI's newest X670e gaming plus wifi is a fantastic gamer focused motherboard.

43 year old gamer here. I'm still running an i7-9700K. Socket support for more than two CPU cycles have never been a selling point for me. In 5 years there's new chipsets, faster memory support, and new PCI-E standards. I upgrade the entire build when it's time.

I might pay extra if I knew motherboard manufacturers had the identical specs out of the box that that match the specs of the CPU. At least I’d have a working CPU. 😂😂

Gpu still runs at gen 4 And gen 5 nvme are only useful if you do hardcord work So just get a MB that had amazing cooling for the cpu for am5 cpus because its gonna be a long while till we get gen 5 speeds on the gpu and a 990pro m.2 from samsung is plenty fast for games and work atm

X670E Taichi is the heaviest motherboard I've ever held. It's so big and thick and just feels so well built and premium. Got it used but in perfect working condition for 285$. Intel WLAN instead of Mediatek which most other AM5 boards use is so much more reliable and gets better signal. Clear CMOS button is great for playing with memory when you need it, having power/reset on the board is also super handy for initial testing. M.2 ports don't share bandwidth with anything so you can run all 4 NVME at rated speed. On-board audio is the best on any motherboard. 2x USB4 which are also capable of display out. God I love this board. B650E lite offers most of the features and can be found new around or under 250$, so that's a super solid option as well.

I'm kinda hoping maybe with CAMM2 we can see some more premium boards in the ITX and Micro ATX category. Both Intel and AMD are to be seeing significant improvements in efficiency on CPUs with 15th Gen Arrow Lake, and Ryzen 9000. One already showing improvements in reviews. The high power draw of recent CPU's and GPUs over the last few Generations has kinda made compact and SFF builds complicated.

My gen4 tops out at 68 degrees, no heat sink but fan cooled

I got a $800+ 690 MEG ACE for $200 and noticed no difference from my older boards. The only reason I got the board was it had the pci slots with 2 ethernet ports at the right price.

No it's not.

better heatsink ( few pound better wifi ariel few pound ) for the Tomahawk both them boards if you were to sell them in 4 to 5 years would near enough sell for the same price ( i do like features but not worth the extra £300+

Slots...I need slots. The manufacturers think I don't. I have a load of Enterprise Optane U.2 drives that need PCIe cards to slot into my rig. Works fine on my x99 HEDT board but a lot of moden boards are really limited. Also being over the age of 30 I don't need RGB.

AMD had LGA chips for their Business chips for a long time. Consumer chips had been PGA ( pins on the cpu ) , then with AM5 moved to the Land Grid Array ( LGA ) like intel has been doing for all of their chips for a very long time.

zen5%, it's not epic

İşlemci montajı öncesi Thermalright AM5 secure frame kullanmanızı tavsiye ederim.Bu sayede termal macun uygulaması daha kolay oluyor ve boşta işlemci sıcaklığı yaklaşık 3 derece düşük olıyor.

I think I'm going to get one of these then upgrade to a 3dv cache model cause they won't be out for a while

I might upgrade to the 9700x over the 7800x3d