Trying to!

$180 on amazon right now!

@@liamhop6148 I caved and bought x670 in boxing day sales after that comment. Can't remember what I paid. But more than that

I missed when graphic card only use single slot and powered by that slot. Now, even mainstream cards use 130-150 watt. That's crazy

Same here. I'm eyeing the tuf b650 plus gaming, just waiting for black Friday to get it. I've been following it though and they've been going down in price

@@aeroneer1215 Thats great! The only thing I'm bumbed out about these new Asus motherboards is, the Q-LED display on motherboards come as a premium feature. Given that even the cheapest B650 motherboards cost eye watering amount, they should have included Q-LED display as a standard. I'm eyeing for Strix B650E-E. But might go for Tuf, lets see.

@@aeroneer1215 What have you planned on components wise, if I may ask?

@@zzwalnepz I'm looking at an R5 7600x, 32GB DDR5 6000MT/s, and all M.2 NVMe storage. Plus I'm waiting for the RX7000 GPUs to become available and get either the 7900XT or the XTX

@@aeroneer1215 damn, total cost might be $3000

Bro, I'm also thinking about these two. I guess it will depend on the price that date cause both are good. The strix is better looking IMO

We have a stack coming. We've done a whole bunch already

i love the look of my Vision D B550, but I don't like the .08MBPS upload rate that I have regardless of wireless, ethernet, videocard, ram, operating system, internet service provider, drivers, cpu, or whether or not i am using a PCIe card for internet, Gigabyte basically just said go f yourself. I was back and forth with them for months but my warranty just expired. The internet is LOADED with people having bottomless internet issues with their boards.

I remember AMD said cheapest motherboards is $129 but the cheapest motherboards is $179. That 50 dollar different is huge everywhere else outside U.S. I didn't even started with their $1000 motherboards yet.

Likely since this board is aimed for media content creators, so having one will bring value to this mobo. Though that seems to be more on who don't have one and want to keep the overall cost of setup down. But for those who already invested with audio interface, this board not having one is absolutely no problem. Even sub $200 audio interface will be way better than what will came with the motherboard always.

She sleeps a lot. Especially when we are filming lol

Actually yes. AMD is planning to do similar thing as little big core like Intel did. It is said zen 5 will have 16 big core, 8 small core. Power consumption will little bit higher than current line up. So they want user from zen 4 can migrate to zen 5 or even zen 6 What I can think of is 16 big core while 8 small core obviously non X variant. My prediction - Ryzen 9 8950X as as (16 big core + 8 small core) - Ryzen 9 8900X (12 big core + 8 small core) - Ryzen 7 8800X (12 big core + 8 small core) - Ryzen 7 8700X (8 big core + 6 small core) - Ryzen 5 8600X (6 big core + 6 small core)

To be honest i was disappointed too, pricey,high thermals, built in 5n and yet intel wiped the floor with it with a 10n cpu !

The motherboard manufacturers being morons ruined it. They’ll learn when they cut the prices to normal.

Im on a 13600kf but big props to AMD for waking up Intel. If Ryzen didn't happen Intel CPUs would've had 6-8 cores by now still

AMD and their AIBs deserve it for selling 5600x refreshes for $100 more than they should and pricing their motherboards and chipsets😢 double the price they should be. Just arrogant of them to think $700+ for an entry level cpu, mobo and ram is acceptable.

Hopefully they have some x3D spis up their sleeve