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« on: 2017-01-10, 11:40:57 »
Same here. Holding off on the GPUs and CPUs for as long as possible because it -seems- AMD is going to be competitive.
The GPUs are a different story, they have had powerful hardware on the high end for a long time but the CPU front was starved as pretty much everything above mainstream was locked off by Intel and the i7s and Xeons.
Naples looks like a real performer however it is slated for Q2 which probably doesn't mean early May but more like early summer.
A great, amazing thing from AMD is that they committed to using the AM4 socket up until 2020 which means you don't need to buy new motherboards everytime there is a tock. That and if the 8 core Ryzen ship performs in the realm of the 6900k ... I think thats amazing :)
At this point however, it is a wait and see. Hoping for the good stuff though :)