@leanbeas

Thanks.

We have http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/21405/amd-am4-motherboards-selection-guide-for-video-editors#Item_22

I'll fill it up in coming week or two with X570 boards.

Just note that X570 makes even less sense compared to already slightly overpriced X470, as it is Threadripper platform that is made for video editing and lot of GPUs/cards.

@leonbeas

Can just get 1950X + x399, for example Asrock has quite cheap board with 10Bgit + 2 other 1Gbit adapters.

One thing to understand is that Ryzen will never match RAM speed and IO capabilities.

New Threadrippers must work in existing x399 boards as far as all rumors go.

ASRock PR

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Considering price of heatsink on top Gigabyte motherboards

As someone tells you that it is expensive - it is full lie.

Such 6 pipes cooler radiator wholesale cost is below $10, around $8 in big volume.

Gigabyte most expensive board cooler uses one heatpipe (but it is twice as long totally as go to chipset) and being generous I will tell that around 1/2 of fins. Hence volume cost will be around $5 at best, closer to $3 if put on more boards.

Even more - making proper universal finned heatsinks for VRM using 2 heatpipes and lot of fins is CHEAPER than making horrible low surface CNC alu heatsinks they install on most boards.

So, here we just have lot of useless people who need something to show how useful they are, it is designers and engineers. Instead boards must use 1-2 universal solutions and this people most find another jobs.