Socket AM4

completely perfect on Radeon now.

And since doing that testing, I've done a whole lot more and I've done it on AM4.

So I've done it with a 5800X 3D, still 32 gigabytes of VRAM, and I'm comparing the 5070 Ti and 9070 XT.

Exact same thing.

Okay.

I mean, yeah, I just, how was am for 10 years old? How are we in an industry where we used to be excited about major upgrades and taunted Intel for getting bored after like eight months and just totally moving to a new socket and possibly a new chipset? We've hit the point where AM4 is a decade later.

Not even socket seven lasted this long.

No, nothing lasted this long.

There is a certain ship which has come back and is relatively affordable, especially when you get a 240 mil liquid cooler with it.

Like the Ryzen 7 5800X3D 10th anniversary edition.

No, it's not the 10th anniversary of the 5800X3D, it's AM4.

But this is Canadian pricing, so not so bad for $500 to get that and a Cooler Master Elite Liquid 240 to upgrade the system that you were going to be stuck with for a long time because you can't afford to upgrade the RAM.