I still wouldn’t bet on it…there is a lot that goes into it. We need to see how it performs if its true. Honestly I don’t want to have a mobo for like 10 years, it might run a new CPU but the features will start to show its age by then. I will be happy with 2 gens a board with maybe a 3rd as a option if you still are happy with the board and want to get a little more out of it. At that point its time to move on.
which will be wonderful for budget upgraders/builders then just as this is now. i really hope it rings true. near top end performance for budget money is something intel cant touch
Eh, not really, but this does suggest that AM5 will get support significantly into the life of AM6.
I still wouldn’t bet on it…there is a lot that goes into it. We need to see how it performs if its true. Honestly I don’t want to have a mobo for like 10 years, it might run a new CPU but the features will start to show its age by then. I will be happy with 2 gens a board with maybe a 3rd as a option if you still are happy with the board and want to get a little more out of it. At that point its time to move on.
which will be wonderful for budget upgraders/builders then just as this is now. i really hope it rings true. near top end performance for budget money is something intel cant touch