ipseReddit@alien.topBtoIntel•Anyone still on Intel 10th Gen or 11th Gen skipping LGA 1700 entirely?English
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1 year agoObviously yes. Heck, this subreddit still sees a lot of people on 4th-8th gen asking for upgrade advice.
Obviously yes. Heck, this subreddit still sees a lot of people on 4th-8th gen asking for upgrade advice.
If the price is right, why not? There have been some pretty good bundles lately. (At least, in North America)
Who explains architecture to normal people? All you have to do is tell them if it’ll run what they want to run, and how well it’ll run.
The bottom row code is just the batch number code (or as Intel calls it, the “FPO”)
Yes, by quite a bit
https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/7800x3d-performance-reviews-for-msfs/585520
If you’re fine with the performance you’re getting now, then your money would be better off saved for a bigger future upgrade IMO. Upgrade if you need, don’t if you don’t.
It’ll support 12th and 13th gen out of the box. Look up your board’s support page on Asus’ website for compatibility list and BIOS updates to enable 14th gen support.