AM4 gets yet more CPU's

[ATIorNvidia]

That's... a lot of CPU's for one socket.

 

[Cyber-Mav]

5800x3d can already be had for £260 new so 5700x3d needs to be closer to 200

 

[Cyber-Mav]

5950X3D

Only if both the chiplets get the vcache

 

[Cyber-Mav]

Yeah exactly. These 'new' AM4 parts are still old Zen3. There were Zen3 parts released years ago with greater performance, such as 5800X3D for gaming and 5950x for multi-core.

They did have zen3 in 6nm for laptops as the 6000 series. They should have pulled out some 6nm parts for desktop platform too

 

[Minstadave]

Only if both the chiplets get the vcache

Would prefer this I think but you will lose some sustained clock speed.

 

[Hotwired]

5800x3d can already be had for £260 new so 5700x3d needs to be closer to 200

Same core count, same cache, 9% lower clocks = needs to be closer to 23% off the lowest price of a 5800x3d?

If anything the 5700x3d exists to protect the 5800x3d price.

 

[jigger]

5800x3d can already be had for £260 new so 5700x3d needs to be closer to 200

Never seen them for that price from a reputable source in the U.K or a retailer I’d be happy importing from.

 

[Joxeon]

Never seen them for that price from a reputable source in the U.K or a retailer I’d be happy importing from.

Need to open your mince pies.

 

[jigger]

Need to open your mince pies.

My bot buys all the pies. You can’t buy a 5800X3D for £260 even at OEM tray prices with orders in hundreds.

 

[Joxeon]

My bot buys all the pies. You can’t buy a 5800X3D for £260 even at OEM tray prices with orders in hundreds.

Ok..

 

[Haggisman]

My bot buys all the pies. You can’t buy a 5800X3D for £260 even at OEM tray prices with orders in hundreds.

15 seconds of searching disagrees...

5700X3D seems a pointless chip at that price tbh, £200 is definitely the max it should be

 

[Armageus]

My bot buys all the pies. You can’t buy a 5800X3D for £260 even at OEM tray prices with orders in hundreds.

I'd hope OEM was quite a bit cheaper given retail prices:

 

[jigger]

I'd hope OEM was quite a bit cheaper given retail prices:

Maybe if you buy in the many hundreds/thousands.

 

[ZXSpekky48k]

It's great they're still refreshing the AM4 - although obviously driven by the fact they think there are sales in it. With 5800x3ds around £260 currently, they need to be less than the rrp $249 which usually translates to the same in £. I suppose in a long-lived platform there is a significant quantity of prev generation cpus in boards whose owners you can tempt if there are some enticing new releases to dangle - after all if you get a new mobo you might go to intel instead. 5950x3d next please!

 

[Phunky]

and here I am still looking for a decent priced mITX board for my 5800x3D

 

[***F1ZZY***]

depends what you call decent priced but the Gigabyte B550 Auros pro is mostly available.

 

[random_matt]

5800X3D is £268 currently somewhere else. So yeah, the 5700X3D should be £199.

 

[ATIorNvidia]

and here I am still looking for a decent priced mITX board for my 5800x3D

The ASRock B550M ITX is your best bet unless you're waiting for something specific.

 

[Sin_Chase]

My 3900X doesnt limit my 2080 yet but if I ever did become GPU bound I would probably end up with a newer X3D chip.

Would sting to lose the multicore performance outside of gaming though.

 

[matt1]

It offers a nice upgrade for those coming from a nonX3D chip for less money but yes I agree with others I would prefer to buy the 5800 second hand (which I have done). But when you can get both second hand then it comes down to what you have to spend.

Gaming performance wise there probably isn’t going to much between them.