
Confirmed: Next-Gen Intel Will Be On LGA 1700
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Date: 2023-08-26
Comments and reviews: 12
GielderstGaming
I think i'm glad i went with an AM5 GIGABYTE X670E AORUS MASTER rev.1.0 MOBO, i put a Ryzen 7950X3D on it.
And i'm hoping that when Ryzen 8000 comes out there will be a Ryzen 8950X3D or something like that. But what worries me is if there will be new chipsets and new AM5 motherboards. I really wouldn't want to change my motherboard just because i'd like to try and get the latest and greatest if i can't afford it, of course. I'm gonna try and start saving up again for next gen Ryzen and if there could be an X770E chipset or something like that. But i really really wouldn't want to hear that there will be a new chipset with new mobos. I really hope there won't be. What do you all think?
Will there be a new X770E chipset and mobos with it for next gen Ryzen 8000?
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I think i'm glad i went with an AM5 GIGABYTE X670E AORUS MASTER rev.1.0 MOBO, i put a Ryzen 7950X3D on it.
And i'm hoping that when Ryzen 8000 comes out there will be a Ryzen 8950X3D or something like that. But what worries me is if there will be new chipsets and new AM5 motherboards. I really wouldn't want to change my motherboard just because i'd like to try and get the latest and greatest if i can't afford it, of course. I'm gonna try and start saving up again for next gen Ryzen and if there could be an X770E chipset or something like that. But i really really wouldn't want to hear that there will be a new chipset with new mobos. I really hope there won't be. What do you all think?
Will there be a new X770E chipset and mobos with it for next gen Ryzen 8000?
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giorx5
Exactly the same arch those 3 cpu series (like bulldozer to piledriver to excavator for AM3), so where is the hard to do? Intle has lost the leadership in the CPU market and try to gain marketshare by doing what they should be doing for ages. But they chose to milk customers. And they lost them when an alternative platform with good vfm and longevity arrived.
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Exactly the same arch those 3 cpu series (like bulldozer to piledriver to excavator for AM3), so where is the hard to do? Intle has lost the leadership in the CPU market and try to gain marketshare by doing what they should be doing for ages. But they chose to milk customers. And they lost them when an alternative platform with good vfm and longevity arrived.
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James
I have a 13700k for my office pc and I like it. My gaming pc is a 5800x3d and it works great with my 3090. If you don't play modern AAA games then an intel i5 13500 with intel graphics would be a great general use pc that can do some light gaming. LGA 1700 works with both ddr4 & ddr5 ram, So if you have a lot of ddr4 ram then it's a cheap upgrade.
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I have a 13700k for my office pc and I like it. My gaming pc is a 5800x3d and it works great with my 3090. If you don't play modern AAA games then an intel i5 13500 with intel graphics would be a great general use pc that can do some light gaming. LGA 1700 works with both ddr4 & ddr5 ram, So if you have a lot of ddr4 ram then it's a cheap upgrade.
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Samo
Nice to see that some motherboards will get to sit in their cases longer before they have to potentially become e-waste. AMD pushed the envelope with AM4 with some caveats in regards to chipset compatibility, but it's good to see Intel following along and giving customers really good value.
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Nice to see that some motherboards will get to sit in their cases longer before they have to potentially become e-waste. AMD pushed the envelope with AM4 with some caveats in regards to chipset compatibility, but it's good to see Intel following along and giving customers really good value.
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Neboj a
This is so out of touch. Overclocking is pretty much dead since about 5 years ago. It just doesn't make sense to use it for marketing anymore. Also, who the hell would think it's a bad thing to have 3 generations of CPU on one socket. You made it up.
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This is so out of touch. Overclocking is pretty much dead since about 5 years ago. It just doesn't make sense to use it for marketing anymore. Also, who the hell would think it's a bad thing to have 3 generations of CPU on one socket. You made it up.
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The
Considering the leaks... I'm not sure I would call Meteor Lake next-gen. It's a refresh of a refresh that's likely going to give us improvements that are borderline margin of error... save for the 14700K, for people that need and improvement in MC.
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Considering the leaks... I'm not sure I would call Meteor Lake next-gen. It's a refresh of a refresh that's likely going to give us improvements that are borderline margin of error... save for the 14700K, for people that need and improvement in MC.
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thingi
It's disingenuous it call it three generations, it's clearly two generations and a stop-gap fallback 'refresh' because the real 14th Gen parts got either completely cancelled or heavily delayed.
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It's disingenuous it call it three generations, it's clearly two generations and a stop-gap fallback 'refresh' because the real 14th Gen parts got either completely cancelled or heavily delayed.
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Alan
It's a refresh, not really a new gen , so it only makes sense that it'd be in the same socket. It's not a negative or a positive, it's just disingenuous to call it a new gen .
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It's a refresh, not really a new gen , so it only makes sense that it'd be in the same socket. It's not a negative or a positive, it's just disingenuous to call it a new gen .
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Roving
I'm sure the board partners are not chuffed. They won't be able to rely on revenue from the next generation of Intel mandating a board swap.
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I'm sure the board partners are not chuffed. They won't be able to rely on revenue from the next generation of Intel mandating a board swap.
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Fitz
Here s to hoping that gigabyte will fix their horrible coil whine issues that their z690 and z790 boards have. Not holding my breath though.
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Here s to hoping that gigabyte will fix their horrible coil whine issues that their z690 and z790 boards have. Not holding my breath though.
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Eric
Many companies have been rolling out Bios upgrades that include the capability to run these next-gen Intel chips for the last month or so.
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Many companies have been rolling out Bios upgrades that include the capability to run these next-gen Intel chips for the last month or so.
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TRC_WA
No regrets in ditching Intel and going AM5 a few months ago. Even with this news the upgrade path is still much longer.
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No regrets in ditching Intel and going AM5 a few months ago. Even with this news the upgrade path is still much longer.
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