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AM4 gets yet more CPU's

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8 years after launch of the AM4 socket they are still pushing out new CPU's for it.

Ryzen R7 5700X3D, 8 cores 16 threads @ 4.1Ghz with 96MB of L3 Cache.

Its the same CPU as the 5800X3D with 400Mhz lower clocks and $50 cheaper, $250 vs $300, the 5800X3D is currently selling for £290 so this should come in at £240 to £250

Expected availability 31/01/2024.

Some budget CPU's added to the stack.

Ryzen 5700, 8c 16t: $175
Ryzen 5600GT, 6c 12t: $140
Ryzen 5500GT, 6c 12t: $125


 
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I'm more interested in the 8700G, not gaming much these days but that apu is something I would like to have a play about with. Think I'll sell on the 7800X 3D and bag one. Price not bad either at $330.
 
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humbug said:
8 years after launch of the AM4 socket they are still pushing out new CPU's for it.

Ryzen R7 5700X3D, 8 cores 16 threads @ 4.1Ghz with 96MB of L3 Cache.

Its the same CPU as the 5800X3D with 400Mhz lower clocks and $50 cheaper, $250 vs $300, the 5800X3D is currently selling for £290 so this should come in at £240 to £250

Expected availability 31/01/2024.

Some budget CPU's added to the stack.

Ryzen 5700, 8c 16t: $175
Ryzen 5600GT, 6c 12t: $140
Ryzen 5500GT, 6c 12t: $125


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Still Zen3 cores though - no additional performance/IPC is being gained over parts released many years ago.
 
if i was buying i would happily pay less for a CPU that's clocked 9% faster. it is a fair comparison.. if both CPU's came out at the same time then you would be right but at this point in time your not.
 
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Wing-Man said:
if i was buying i would happily pay less for a CPU that's clocked 9% faster. it is a fair comparison.. if both CPU's came out at the same time then you would be right but at this point in time your not.
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Incorrect, you fail to see my point but we'll agree to disagree rather than build a brick wall. :D
 
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the only problem been 5800x3d's sell for less used than the cost of a new 5700x3d
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I managed to find new 5800x3d probably over a year ago £255 , deals do pop up

Rarely ever pay day one price , always deal or voucher pops up to use

But still the more choices the better finding deals or used route
 
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Dave2150 said:
Still Zen3 cores though - no additional performance/IPC is being gained over parts released many years ago.
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They will still command a premium price because AMD know that the target market will still save a lot of money by not upgrading to AM4, while also getting excellent performance.
 
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