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I'm tempted my self at these prices.
Currently running a 5600x with my 3080 at 1440p 144hz.
Will the 5800x3d be a noticeable boost with my set up?
Been looking at reviews and benchmarks comparing these two cpus and difference doesnt seem that great. On average about 15-20%.
Yup.Thinking about picking one of these up for my sons pc. Is a 240mm AIO enough for one of these chips?
Good advice, thanks. Just got it all installed and it's running great.Arctic Liquid Freezer II - 360mm
Similar setup here.
It will be the 0.1 and 1% lows you'll see the most gain in, probably more if you use DLSS as your res. is technically lower.
You won't see much difference if any if you already have a 3600x. Look at some you tube videos in some games the 3600x slightly beats the x3d.
The main difference will be in 1% lows but if you have a decent graphics card that shouldn't matter.
It would make more sense to put that £350 towards a 4080 on 12th November. Leaked benchmarks put it slightly behind a 3090ti
It's getting quite a big discount in Europe atm. >20% compared to at Zen 4/RPL launches. It's right now even cheaper than the 13600K in the East.Interesting article about how 58003DX sales are beating Zen4 and Raptor Lake https://www.notebookcheck.net/Stron...-and-Zen-4-trailing-in-its-wake.664759.0.html
Maybe AMD just need to make all high-end CPU's '3D' going forward, seems like it would give them a serious performance advantage.
Link below indicate thats at 4k the 5800x3d beats the 3600 by a mere 8fps across a 20 game average. Is 8fps worth £350?Got a link(s) to these 'videos'?
I feel the same way about my 3900X, the 5800X3D is tempting but I play mostly single player games at 4K (with DLSS where warranted) and so any benefits will be limited.I just cant be bothered to take the pc apart.
The 5600x is still a great chip. I cant justify the upgrade.
The 4080 16GB is significantly faster, the 12GB version has been 'unlaunched' by Nvidia as far as I know.You won't see much difference if any if you already have a 3600x. Look at some you tube videos in some games the 3600x slightly beats the x3d.
The main difference will be in 1% lows but if you have a decent graphics card that shouldn't matter.
It would make more sense to put that £350 towards a 4080 on 12th November. Leaked benchmarks put it slightly behind a 3090ti
Link below indicate thats at 4k the 5800x3d beats the 3600 by a mere 8fps across a 20 game average. Is 8fps worth £350?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyyJdYbkI44&t=797s
here you can see in CS:GO 3600 beats 5800x3d by 6fps at 4k
Dying light - 3600 wins by 1 fps
Far cry 6 & Gears 5 both chips are equal
There are numerous other reviews and videos with similar results if you care to do your own research but it seems it's only worth upgrading to the x3d if you play very old games (there is less fps difference between the chips in games that came out in the last couple of years ) or play at 1080p.
Ultimately it depends on what games you play and what resolution, but I maintain my argument that it makes more sense to put such a large amount of money towards a new graphics card than this chip.
Don't be a sheep ...
Dude why are you still posting that?Link below indicate thats at 4k the 5800x3d beats the 3600 by a mere 8fps across a 20 game average. Is 8fps worth £350?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyyJdYbkI44&t=797s
here you can see in CS:GO 3600 beats 5800x3d by 6fps at 4k
Dying light - 3600 wins by 1 fps
Far cry 6 & Gears 5 both chips are equal
There are numerous other reviews and videos with similar results if you care to do your own research but it seems it's only worth upgrading to the x3d if you play very old games (there is less fps difference between the chips in games that came out in the last couple of years ) or play at 1080p.
Ultimately it depends on what games you play and what resolution, but I maintain my argument that it makes more sense to put such a large amount of money towards a new graphics card than this chip.
Don't be a sheep ...
I just cant be bothered to take the pc apart.
The 5600x is still a great chip. I cant justify the upgrade.