Anything big coming out in CPU's, ram or motherboards?

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axlrose

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I am looking to put together a new build. I have been so wrapped up in the 1080 for a while, that I'm out of the loop with my other components. I am planning to go skylake and ddr4 and there is an msi titanium board I like and I am going to try m2, but is there anything big that has come up in the last month or two or that will be in the next month or two?

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RX 480 comes out tomorrow, but if you're looking at the 1080 then I assume you have a big budget so it doesn't really matter. Nothing much on the RAM or motherboard side that's radically different. CPU's I guess AMD's Zen, but it's likely not going to be faster than skylake nor is it going to come out in a month or two. I guess in terms of m.2 NVME ssd's then there's the samsung SM 961, which there's a review for on the front page. Oh actually corsair released vengeance ram with LEDs cause you gotta have your LEDs on every component in you pc.
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Amd is supposed to be coming out with there new cpu at the end of the year. I would stick with skylake though. I have a skylake i5 6600k with a msi z170a g-45 motherboard and it is amazing. Just bought a gtx 1070 to go with it. Skylake is definitely the way to go.
 
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RX 480 comes out tomorrow, but if you're looking at the 1080 then I assume you have a big budget so it doesn't really matter. Nothing much on the RAM or motherboard side that's radically different. CPU's I guess AMD's Zen, but it's likely not going to be faster than skylake nor is it going to come out in a month or two. I guess in terms of m.2 NVME ssd's then there's the samsung SM 961, which there's a review for on the front page. Oh actually corsair released vengeance ram with LEDs cause you gotta have your LEDs on every component in you pc.
 
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