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AMD confirms Ryzen 7 5800X3D launches this spring, Zen4 Raphael in 2H 2022

Cyber-Mav said:
Its a fail on arrival if its priced that much. Intel will wipe the floor with amd on value and performance.
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Joxen was helping point out that if the 5800X3D is priced anything sub £1010 pounds it’s a win for the consumer. If AMD come in around £500 buyers should make a charitable donation to a good cause. Probably Intel share holders :p
 
Harlequin said:
it`ll be around the current price tbh
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I think that depends on the number of Joxens per square mile. If the gaming market get behind a single CPU the 5800X3D could become a cult chip for a niche buyer. People are paying £1600 for the privilege of 12% extra performance in the GPU market. If a system built around 5800X3D offers similar gains then it could command a big premium. Maybe even creating a sub market of CPU’s.
 
Yeah but you can easily get a 5800x for £292 without any hardship. And it needs to compete price wise with a 12700k anyways I believe. So £360 needs to be the release price but its likely to be overpriced and around £500.
 
Journey said:
5800X is ~£345 as a mean average of the cheapest retailers in the UK, I'd say it would be at least £399 if they don't want to look like a bargain basement company with a top preforming product.
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At 400 quid its into 5900x territory. Cant see it being better in multi thread stuff against the 12 core part.
 
Curlyriff said:
Yeah but you can easily get a 5800x for £292 without any hardship. And it needs to compete price wise with a 12700k anyways I believe. So £360 needs to be the release price but its likely to be overpriced and around £500.
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Assuming that is used? I’ve been looking and they are closer to 400 than 300. From anywhere reputable at least.
 
Journey said:
5800X is ~£345 as a mean average of the cheapest retailers in the UK, I'd say it would be at least £399 if they don't want to look like a bargain basement company with a top preforming product.
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Joxen will never stop championing the 5800X3D. Paired it with a B550, £80 set of DDR4 4000 and RX 6900XTXH, Phew… fastest gaming setup ever! for less than what greedy Nvidia charge just for a RTX 3090 no less.
Amazing value but it’s will become tiring listen to Joxen and chums praise AMD over and over.
 
Curlyriff said:
Literally u just Google 5800x and it on the main page, with that i have used it to purchase from another place whom said they were happy to price match in store.
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It’s not available for anything like that price. You wouldn’t be able to keep them stock.
 
Journey said:
5800X is ~£345 as a mean average of the cheapest retailers in the UK, I'd say it would be at least £399 if they don't want to look like a bargain basement company with a top preforming product.
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My money's on £500-600 seems as its now the extreme gaming CPU.
 
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