The AM4 x370 motherboard can support 2 m.2 ports and 6 SATA, really depends on the manufacturer (scroll past the CPUs).
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A CPU under $10K that can run AC4 on baseclock without microstutters?
Yesterday I'd say not possible, today I'm not so sure:
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/6-...marks-shows-50-faster-then-core-i5-7600k.html
DO we know how much power they will draw and how hot they run compared to Intel ones? This was always an issue from AMD fro me so I wish they sorted that out as well.
Another worry I have with AMD is single core performances and in that regards it seems intel is has big margin even over these new chips.
Since when is 0 a big margin? The 1800x has the same IPC (single core performance) as the 6900k in synthetic bench (AMD presentation and leaks both support that) and is slightly faster in multithreading. Broadwell-E is the Intel competition for AMD R7 8 cores CPUs, not the latest Kabylakes 4 cores.
If you checked gaming review of CPUs, the 6900K is in 1FPS of the 7700k in The Witcher 3 even if technically the 6900k isn't a gaming CPU.
We could also add that it seems that Ryzen is slightly better than Broadwell-E for gaming…at least at 4k resolution in Sniper Elite 2.
I can't find the links now but in some of them they were putting 20% lead for Intel over AMD on single core. These were not gaming benchmarks but historically intel had the edge when it came to single core performance.