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Fully unlocked sounds awesome, can't wait for the 9950X3D
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AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
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This with a minor (ish) bump in perf over the 7800x3d is enough to justify its existence, perhaps not so much if it ends up being ~ £480 !
Caporegime
The animation confirms the VCache chiplet is at the bottom.
RRP is $479 which will be £450 in the UK. I think I made the right move with my £280 Ryzen 7 7800X3D.
FTFY.
Caporegime
I don't think OCUK will go from £430 7800x3d launch to +£500 myself. We shall see. If it's more than £500 I'm out! Lol.
You can get a 7800x3D for £390 or a 7950x for around £480.
You can get a 7800x3D for £390 or a 7950x for around £480.
Caporegime
7800X3D was available for under £350 and a few times under £300. £450 would be the current price of the 9800X3D at today's exchange rate. So unless the exchange rate collapses,anything more than £10 to £20 is an early adopter tax.
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Is that including 20% VAT we have to pay?
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Caporegime
Yes,if you convert from the $479 RRP.
Sounds good to me. If it's that or around that, day one for me for sure.
Soldato
AMD know they hit the jackpot with x3d hence the price bump.
It's good but they are still competing with their own products. I don't feel like they can go too crazy with the price for +8% (and more than likely at 1080p).
Hmm… I wonder… will a new X870E motherboard even boot with one of these without a bios update? Can always do the bios flashback but it makes me nervous!
Asrock’s website is currently ‘TBC’ and says they’ve only verified it on the bios out last week.
Asrock’s website is currently ‘TBC’ and says they’ve only verified it on the bios out last week.
Caporegime
The process node for the Zen5 chiplet is a modified version of the TSMC 5NM process used for Zen4. The I/O chiplet is the same for both. The only other difference is that the 3D V-Cache is now on the bottom and not at the top. So I am doubtful that the Ryzen 7 9800X3D costs anymore than a Ryzen 7 7800X3D to make.
The big issue is that Intel isn't competitive,so AMD can now charge even more for the CPU.
285k is on suicide watch, that slide was nuts lol - showing the 9800x3d being 60% faster than the 285k in cyberpunk
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My take is that you could have got almost the same level of performance as a 9800X3D for nearly £200 less 6 months ago, unfortunately that ship has now sailed and those of us who waited are now stuck with higher prices.
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If we can overclock 5.5-5.7ghz that should make a big difference between the two CPUs shouldn't it?
Possibly although clock speed was never the main factor of these Vcache CPUs for performance improvements.
Soldato