Yeah that's the most positive thing, and I've said before that its hardly as if X58 was perfect out of the gate. Honestly, I can't wait for the second revision of Ryzen as Intels had 7 generations to get the current hardware to where it is, and three of those saw hardly any performance gains. AMD's now looks to be on a 12 month cycle unlike Intels 18 month one. Give it a year or two and they could be absolutely curb stomping the market if they get the next few generational refinements right.Scotty wrote:We're winning now. There is a another team on the field and some bonafide competition. That is going to put negative pressure on price and positive pressure on innovation regardless of which manufacturer you choose.
At the very least it's going to force Intel to stop kicking the tires, I'm getting as bored of their lack of progress as anyone at this point.
