So you want us to spend money on a z370 mobo for a 8400 CPU, that cannot be overclocked?

Not happening. I changed my mind, fuck coffee lake.

Pathetic

Not hyped anymore

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Oct 6 2017 08:52am

lol wow you are full of drama
havent you ever been through a paper lauch
they only are going to produce so many to test the waters and considering hp/dell/etc are going to get them first like usual

nope

i just don't know why they released a 8400 w/o the h-series boards or w/e (cheaper ones)

doesn't make sense to me

and it's not fair for the consumer to spend dat xtra money on a z370

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Oct 6 2017 09:06am

fucking wow have you never been through a paper launch?
its always happening now days

nope, i just been using my 2600 for almost 6 years i think

what's a paper launch mean?

was explained to you in other thread

they just release a product with limit quantities and benchmarks/specs/stats/etc

my belief is to get a feel for how much to produce so they dont sit on way to much stock

does that include mobos too?

why they release the 8400 with no h-series mobo support, does intel have relationships w/ the mobo manufacturers as well? it basically means that means they "rushed it" then?

the availability for 8400 and 8350k is still high though and possible to buy off newegg, just the 8600k is a mess

in any event, it's not fair to consumer, not nice.

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Oct 6 2017 09:16am

did you not just see the mobo shortage for ryzen

jesus christ

are you full of fucking drama irl too

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Oct 6 2017 09:37am

nope but i remember ryzen's mobos were significantly cheaper though

i don't mean to be full of drama, just really sad right now bcz of what Intel is doing

what are they doing paper launching and you cry like a baby cause you want now?