We said a 1,000,000 times when you guys are buying and building new equipment, you need to have your ear to the ground so you know what's coming, because it's going to affect what's already out.

So today I'm gonna give you some buying advice.

That way, you hopefully haven't wasted or don't waste any money here in the near future.

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So this is another one of those padded talking head videos, So feel free to go ahead, minimize this and put on your favorite music if you like, because I just want to give you guys some information as quickly as possible.

Since we are literally on the edge, I just a crazy summer.

When it comes to hardware, you've seen this really talk about it.

Some of our other videos regarding Zen, too, and the rice and 3000 Siri's.

We've talked about how Intel doesn't really have a mainstream kind of a launch or match happening right now.

We also talked about some of the new stuff coming out from a MD regarding graphics cards, and there's going to be a rumored to be some changes here coming from in video.

So it's a lot to talk about.

So it's kind of concerning, and I feel bad if you're one of those people that are watching this, and it sent me this message, you know you are.

I've got tons of them people that are currently working on various built, and I've said it before that it makes sense to buy parts over time.

If you can't afford the best Now, at least the best you could afford for your budget now that maybe it's worth waiting a little bit longer, adding a little bit more into your budget that what you can get a better, more future proof or future friendly PC, then by saving money today because you didn't want to save a little bit longer.

The problem with that piece of advice.

And admittedly, it's not all advice is perfect is the fact that you don't necessarily know when new hardware is coming now.

We did kind of know that then, too was coming, UH, from will.

Calm Protects.

Last year was rumors CS this year with some official announcements.

And then, obviously we had computation, and then e three were All of the all of the cards were basically shown, and we knew that July 7th was the date.

The general availability for both graphics from AMG Radio on, as well as a MD Zen to Basie pews are going to be available.

Like I said, the seventh of July.

Now what?

I'm kind of confused as I've gotten some messages from folks that are like, Hey, I just went out today and bought myself a 26 100 or a 22 100 G or whatever.

What motherboard should I get?

And I'm thinking to myself, Oh, man, Oh, man, maybe utilize that return that return policy if you've got one.

Because even if you're thinking I'm not planning on going, send two or I'm not planning on going well like I can't even given Intel.

Counterpart was really not one toe really kind of compare with this launch its existing Scuse.

But it's still sort of applies here because if Andi comes out and is truly taking back market share versus Intel, two things have to happen for mental, a unanswered in terms of pride, excuse or a reduction in price.

Now, we didn't necessarily see that happened with the first generations in.

But with the I.

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S rumored again, there's no first experience here yet rumored to be improved over last generation and exceeding Intel currently.

Then it would make sense that they would have to potentially lower the price.

Now Intel's more expensive as it is, so even if they lowered the price, too, matches end, too, and the performance is the same.

Well, then, I guess you have a choice with the MD new platform having new features, though, like PCH jen four and eight gigabit USB throughput rather than four gigabit and all that sort of stuff.

So there's lots of lots of things to talk about their one of the things that tends to happen.

Retailers would be new.

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That sort of stuff is when older generation stuff is being phased out.

I can tell you right now, and he's not making new si pues for older generations, and they're not Mother board manufacturers aren't making new motherboards for the X 4 70 older.

They're all they've got all of the manufacturing process pumping out the newest stuff.

So what's gonna happen is as older hardware is to be phased out, you're gonna start seeing things like bundle deals.

You're going to see big rebates, unity slash prices.

So it makes no sense when, right on the edge of a new hardware product being launched to go out and spend the full retail cost of some hints available.

Now when it's more than likely and drop in cost now, sometimes that cost savings enough to even be able to bump you up one hole processor tear or maybe even one whole graphics tear.

Now, when it comes to the graphic side of things, we still don't know exactly all the details and stuff yet regarding Thean video stuff.

We don't know how exactly 5760 and 5700 are going to truly stack up, but I can tell you right now what has always tended to happen and it happened in Pascal was when, uh, AMG launched a new graphics card.

New skews or a rearranging of price, or sometimes just a complete stack.

Change has happened from a video.

For instance, the Vega 56 in Vegas 64 launched in video, then launched the 10 70 t I, which slid right in between obviously a 10 70 attain 80 to sort of give you more competition or a better performance per dollar or brand value.

Or however you want to look at it at that particular price point, giving you now choice options and more than just one competitors.

So the whole point of this video right now is to kind of basically tell you, pump the brakes, stop.

Don't buy any hardware yet, right now seriously, Even if you're not planning on buying the newest stuff, changes in product stacks and prices at the retail level happens all the time.

In fact, oftentimes the manufacturer even incentivize through manufacturer rebates, bundle deals, game codes, all kinds of stuff that they want to move the old product off the shelf because they want people adopting the new stuff.

So they want the old stuff out as quick as possible.

They're gonna blow it out, and the new stuff is going to come in.

Now we're gonna go all the way back to first generations and, I believe, 2016.

When the 1800 X and 271,700 X and 1700 all that launched the 1800 ex cost, $500 was eight core 16 threat processor that was basically double the course you could get from the until offering offering potentially disruption in the products deck of the X 99 platform or the 59 60 X, which was 16 core processor for a much better value of 500 bucks, half the cost of 59 60 x.

But with more than half the performance, it didn't match the performance, but it gave you more than half the performance for half the cost, which is a better performance per dollar.

This same thing happened with the 2700 ex member.

There was no 2800 X, just 2700 X and down where we saw a particular launch price, and then it quickly sort of came down from there.

So I would also be potentially leery of running out on buying new hardware on Day one, especially for a M D.

Because it's likely we could see a price drop over the next few months, especially as we get closer to back to school back to go back to school.

Sales are a legitimate thing that happened in pretty much all retailers, as well as Christmas deals and Christmas bundles.

And I wouldn't be surprised if the $499.3900 X that is a 12 Court 24 threat part doesn't drop down to the potential of $400.

Or maybe even like a 3 79 range, where the 39 50 ex parte, at $749 slides in at the $500 we've seen it.

Every single launch from a m D.

A launch price followed by a price slide, which makes me feel bad for the early adopters on the A M B slip.

Because although it's great, you potentially then see this, uh, this while your performance per per dollar is terrible versus someone who bought it at a better price with a more refined and a more matured manufacturing process of of the node or the DI and they're getting potentially better performance or lesser money.

So this is why you need to pay attention.

You need to have your ear to the ground.

And if you just ran out and bought a new processor or a new motherboard because you're building something right now, I would potentially return it, get your money back and hang on to it, because at the very least, you're going to see the same price moving forward.

But more than likely a price drop.

So that's that would definitely be my suggestion there.

So anyway, guys yeah, just little bit p s a here.

I got enough messages to warrant this video, kind of telling me telling you guys that just pulled off just wait.

Consumers have all the power in this market.

It's your dollars.

The manufacturers air spending your money to make their parts.

So if you're not spending it with them, then of course, you know it drives competition in terms of not just between brands, but wanting your money.

And they're saying, How do we get it from you?

And so they give you better incentives and stuff, So hang on to it.

Amy.

Guys, there's a quick TSA.

Thanks for watching.

And as always, we will see you in the next booth.