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AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D ships and could be available by the end of March.
We weren't sure it would actually be released but as it turns out that AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D CPUs are now being manufactured.
The first retail shipment of these processors could arrive by the end of the month, according to dataminer Greymon55 (the end of March, 2022).
Featuring three-dimensional stacked-die architecture, the 5800X3D is the world's first consumer processor with this feature. Due to the inclusion of AMD's 3D Vertical Cache, the processor's on-die cache is increased from 32 megabytes (MB) to 96 megabytes (MB), allowing each of the processor's eight "Zen 3" cores to access the additional memory. When it comes to gaming performance, AMD believes that the "Zen 3" processor with 3D Vertical Cache provides significant improvements.
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#5997198 Posted on: 03/01/2022 09:17 PM
I'm 100% getting one as i've already ploughed into AM4 heavily as it is. I got lucky and got a golden sample 5800X so the 3d version has to be worth it but a 10% increase in frame rates is enough for me to upgrade. I can also use that Aorus Master X570S board i bought but never fitted as it's sitting here waiting for my lazy arse to install. You all know how much a PITA it is to strip a fully built PC down to it's bare bones but i will if i manage to get hold of this new chip.
I'm 100% getting one as i've already ploughed into AM4 heavily as it is. I got lucky and got a golden sample 5800X so the 3d version has to be worth it but a 10% increase in frame rates is enough for me to upgrade. I can also use that Aorus Master X570S board i bought but never fitted as it's sitting here waiting for my lazy arse to install. You all know how much a PITA it is to strip a fully built PC down to it's bare bones but i will if i manage to get hold of this new chip.
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#5997203 Posted on: 03/01/2022 09:39 PM
Im on the fence with this one, it all depends on the benchmarks in gaming and the loaded thermals.
I'm 100% getting one as i've already ploughed into AM4 heavily as it is. I got lucky and got a golden sample 5800X so the 3d version has to be worth it but a 10% increase in frame rates is enough for me to upgrade. I can also use that Aorus Master X570S board i bought but never fitted as it's sitting here waiting for my lazy arse to install. You all know how much a PITA it is to strip a fully built PC down to it's bare bones but i will if i manage to get hold of this new chip.
Im on the fence with this one, it all depends on the benchmarks in gaming and the loaded thermals.
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#5997205 Posted on: 03/01/2022 09:50 PM
I agree but some rumours say that it will give a decent bump in gaming performance over the 5800X and if that's true then it'll be worth it for me. If not i will just look at getting a 5900X or even a 5950X that i wanted to begin with but couldn't get at the time of my build. I built the best PC available for a reason and that reason was hopefully in 5 years from now this thing is still viable gaming system. So hopefully my next PC upgrade will be in 2026 or 2027.... :0
Im on the fence with this one, it all depends on the benchmarks in gaming and the loaded thermals.
I agree but some rumours say that it will give a decent bump in gaming performance over the 5800X and if that's true then it'll be worth it for me. If not i will just look at getting a 5900X or even a 5950X that i wanted to begin with but couldn't get at the time of my build. I built the best PC available for a reason and that reason was hopefully in 5 years from now this thing is still viable gaming system. So hopefully my next PC upgrade will be in 2026 or 2027.... :0
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#5997206 Posted on: 03/01/2022 09:55 PM
A 5800X3D might just be the perfect upgrade for my 3700X. But the price is going to be steep.
Since I'm stuck with a 2070S, I'm in no hurry to upgrade my CPU. So maybe by the time Zen4 releases, these 5800X3D might be more affordable.
It seems AMD is trying to push it against the 12900K. So it's probable the price will be around 500-600 euros.
A 5800X3D might just be the perfect upgrade for my 3700X. But the price is going to be steep.
Since I'm stuck with a 2070S, I'm in no hurry to upgrade my CPU. So maybe by the time Zen4 releases, these 5800X3D might be more affordable.
It seems AMD is trying to push it against the 12900K. So it's probable the price will be around 500-600 euros.
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Hopefully you get a sample one to test.
if I find one not insanely overpriced, I may upgrade my 5600x to a 5800x3d.