2017 Hardware Thread

I read, that it is supposed to hit the shelves March 20. How many will actually 'hit the shelves' is another question. And most likely those will be the reference editions. It was on the internet so it must be true.

Incase someone else is interested, like @Chuck38

essenbe said:

I read, that it is supposed to hit the shelves March 20. How many will actually 'hit the shelves' is another question. And most likely those will be the reference editions. It was on the internet so it must be true.

lol Are you series you know i got to get one it will be released on my Birthday hahaha how lucky is that

I think it would be cool to grab one but i think it is smarter to pass i might get a 1070 instead no reason to spend that much i am sure it's a $700.00 card

13 hours left :) and then the usual 4 month waiting period for stock to actually hit the shelves, and in EVGA`s case 6 months.

Ok question for you guys...
Using the Performance Test 9.0 when it runs all the test for the CPU, they all complete. BUT under the Physic's Test the score is blank, which ends up giving me a blank score on the CPU Mark. What could cause the Physic score not to show any score??? Only one that shows no #'s .....all the others pass when doing the complete test.

OldMike65 said:

Ok question for you guys...
Using the Performance Test 9.0 when it runs all the test for the CPU, they all complete. BUT under the Physic's Test the score is blank, which ends up giving me a blank score on the CPU Mark. What could cause the Physic score not to show any score??? Only one that shows no #'s .....all the others pass when doing the complete test.

Mike, that happens to me when I turn off Hyperthreading when benching CPU-Z then forget to go and turn it back on, or if I leave it off on purpose to just test stability of an OC change(to keep the CPU somewhat cooler as hyperthreading makes each core work more).

Cliff S said:

Mike, that happens to me when I turn off Hyperthreading when benching CPU-Z then forget to go and turn it back on, or if I leave it off on purpose to just test stability of an OC change(to keep the CPU somewhat cooler as hyperthreading makes each core work more).

Ok but mine is on by default in bios, and I have never turned it off....

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Looks like back plates for CPU coolers are included so it may be that adapters for older CPU coolers will be simple to make.

OldMike65 said:

Ok but mine is on by default in bios, and I have never turned it off....

Mike, I really don't know, but I would suspect an unstable overclock.