For what it's worth...
For what it's worth...
DDR4 memory speed is tied to the infinity fabric on the 3000 series at a 1:1 ratio up to a RAM speed of 3733MHz. That mark is the sweet spot. If you run RAM faster (or slower) than that, you increase overall system memory latency.
Up to 5,000 MB/s and 750,000 IOPS using PCIe 4.0Originally Posted by zombie67
Available for preorder on July 1st:
1 TB: https://www.newegg.com/gigabyte-aoru...cY9_j3wQyZAcdE
2 TB: https://www.newegg.com/gigabyte-aoru...ivwA2ycdWHoqwc
Edit: Now that it can be preordered, they're showing the prices. Yeah...that's a pass from me. $480 for 2TB is a joke lol
Last edited by John P. Myers; 07-01-19 at 07:10 PM.
So they're supposed to have two even faster than this? (3850 and 3900?)For what it's worth...
Wonder what the price will be like. This is the first I've been even remotely tempted to mothball an O/Ced 3930K rig for. ��
There's 2 faster. The 3900X and 3950X as well. 3 more days until reviews
Whoop! Looks like the 3000 is the real deal with FMA3/AVX2 stuff.
https://www.primegrid.com/forum_thre...ap=true#130991
Remember, the 3950X 16c/32t is still coming. Expected to be available in september.
WOW! Thanks for finding that. Exactly what I was wondering. So after all this time, we FINALLY have a competitor to Intel's AVX. This is good stuff.
@JPM or Zombie - what seems to be the sweet point with these rigs on performance / $ and performance / watt? I'd like to build up my first new rig in a long time this fall if possible. Maybe in a month or two if the timing is right. I haven't built anything since these (probably long in the tooth now!) i7 3930K rigs Bryan gave me a good deal on. I have an extra 860W Gold PSU sitting in the back room of our office but everything else will have to be new...
Price/perf is 3700X. Perf/watt I'd say is 3900X so far. 3950X could beat it but would lose in price/perf since it's expected to be $750
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