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Super nice summary about current available X570, thanks for that. Thunderbolt 3 is nice, but dual M2 is better for having more space in the case. I'm having a hard time deciding that.However, if ppl are not doing anything regarding super insane video editing, or insane overclocking, or whatever other job that can use PCI4 Gen NVMe, at least IMO makes no sense getting a X570. You can get an insanely good B450 for way less money, and use that money for better CPU (in case of users that need rendering) or GPU (gamers).Even if new video cards arrive, PCI Gen 3 is still big enough for upgrades.Good B450 are more than enough for some overclock, editing and gaming.IMO, I can be totally wrong.
Super nice summary about current available X570, thanks for that. Thunderbolt 3 is nice, but dual M2 is better for having more space in the case. I'm having a hard time deciding that.
However, if ppl are not doing anything regarding super insane video editing, or insane overclocking, or whatever other job that can use PCI4 Gen NVMe, at least IMO makes no sense getting a X570. You can get an insanely good B450 for way less money, and use that money for better CPU (in case of users that need rendering) or GPU (gamers).
Even if new video cards arrive, PCI Gen 3 is still big enough for upgrades.
Good B450 are more than enough for some overclock, editing and gaming.
IMO, I can be totally wrong.
