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Poll: What Ryzen 3000 Series did you buy?

What Ryzen 3000 Series did you buy?

  • 1. 3600

    Votes: 48 19.4%

  • 2. 3600X

    Votes: 12 4.8%

  • 3. 3700X

    Votes: 67 27.0%

  • 4. 3800X

    Votes: 24 9.7%

  • 5. 3900X

    Votes: 56 22.6%

  • 6. Other

    Votes: 8 3.2%

  • 7.Im waiting for 3950X

    Votes: 33 13.3%
  • Total voters
    248
None, because the 3950x won't be launched until September. Hopefully all the bios/driver crap will be sorted by then.
 
I didn't, but the 12 core looks like an interesting one. I'd still like to see benchmarks against the 9900K with all the smt related exploits mitigated, AMD may well have the crown in that scenario. Intel are still latency kings though even if you have to disable Hyperthreading, but for gamers and general use, that's not necessarily relevant.
 
3700X.

I was torn between the 3700X and the 3800X, but as the two looked fairly close, then the 3700X seemed like better bang for buck.
 
3950X, having used a 1950X before, is the only one in my sights. Kind of glad it's not yet available as I feel more justified in getting a 9900K. I needed a second machine a few months ago (gaming and work) and couldn't hold out longer for next gen Ryzen so the empty PC case got upgraded.

When the 3950X is released I'll decided whether to upgrade the 9900K or 6700K systems or just wait for next gen. While I don't need more than 16 cores, and I'd prefer more than 8, the 9900K is serving me well at the moment and performance is very good overall and running at 5ghz. (not bad for OEM). Heavy multicore use I think my old 1950X was only about 30% faster so while the 9900K has its issues, it's still a pretty good CPU.
 
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