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At this rate I doubt it. Its even more frustrating because the day after I ordered it, my current rig's power supply went up in the magic smoke so I am without a system I can even do basic work on never mind games so im in a very sticky situation.

Launch day, its getting on my nerves seeing people who ordered in early november having their systems already while ive been told all mine is waiting for is the gpu. pain.

With hold times like that i'll try my luck with live chat or e-mail

Lucky you lol, I guess they do it from when the order was placed.

Last thursday / friday apparently

He ordered something else and then amended his order

You lucky sod, tell us what exact 3070 card u get because ive seem some zotac, some gigabyte, and some palit.

I religiously check the order page hoping for a change but still not building :(

I ordered launch day and have been given today as the estimation but i doubt it

Anyone got any updates?

Just for everyday use it seems fine, you could probably go with a different, cheaper 2.5" SSD to save a bit of money but other than that seems fine :)

Well in that case you might be better off with the ryzen 9

Honestly for 1080p gaming and office work, that is quite overkill but if you feel it might be needed down the line then go for it.

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Ryzen 9s are quite extreme overkill for your use case, If they were in stock I'd say you were better of with a 3600, a good budget chip from last gen, but both that and the 3600x are out of stock so unless you are willing to get the XT for quite a bit more money than the 3600 or if stock...

Also maybe check in the BIOS if there is a setting expecting a VGA signal that you could disable, could be a configuration issue.

well considering the 3070 or any new card for that matter doesnt have a vga port i'd imagine theres nothing to worry about, if it boots fine and is stable under load it **should** be fine

Not with this type of liquid cooler, it is a closed loop and comes filled, not needing to drain and refill ever, and for 1080p 144hz gaming, you would be better off with the 1660 super as the 2060 is only a marginal improvement. And for the arrival before Christmas, with anything that's on pre...

The noctua cooler would be fine if you are running it stock and only running to the rated boost speed but if you are overclocking, and this isnt really recommended with AMD due to the way they market boost speeds, you would need the AIO.

Progress, if you are able to, try to see if drivers will fix it.