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Ryzen CPU

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Hi guys,

I’m running a ryzen 3800X with a EVGA 2080ti FTW3 on a 570X motherboard, my monitor is the Samsung CGR9 5120x1440p.

will grabbing the Ryzen 3950x give me any upgrade in gaming performance do you know?

I have done some research and to my knowledge I don’t think it will do much for me tbh but I want a few opinions as the monitor is new and I don’t know too much about widescreens.

thanks in advance guys.
 
Hi guys,

I’m running a ryzen 3800X with a EVGA 2080ti FTW3 on a 570X motherboard, my monitor is the Samsung CGR9 5120x1440p.

will grabbing the Ryzen 3950x give me any upgrade in gaming performance do you know?

I have done some research and to my knowledge I don’t think it will do much for me tbh but I want a few opinions as the monitor is new and I don’t know too much about widescreens.

thanks in advance guys.
Hi guys,

I’m running a ryzen 3800X with a EVGA 2080ti FTW3 on a 570X motherboard, my monitor is the Samsung CGR9 5120x1440p.

will grabbing the Ryzen 3950x give me any upgrade in gaming performance do you know?

I have done some research and to my knowledge I don’t think it will do much for me tbh but I want a few opinions as the monitor is new and I don’t know too much about widescreens.

thanks in advance guys.
You may get a small performance increase due to the higher clock speed and extra cores, but without looking at benchmark scores or FPS numbers it will likely be unnoticeable.

I have the same monitor running with a 3900x and a Radeon VII. Free sync 2 HDR on that monitor is bloody amazing.
 
You may get a small performance increase due to the higher clock speed and extra cores, but without looking at benchmark scores or FPS numbers it will likely be unnoticeable.

I have the same monitor running with a 3900x and a Radeon VII. Free sync 2 HDR on that monitor is bloody amazing.

it’s an amazing monitor, best bit of kit I have purchased in a long time.
 
it’s an amazing monitor, best bit of kit I have purchased in a long time.
It really is. It took me a fair few days to get used to it, was having some headaches initially due to the width and brightness of it. Lowered the brightness to 0 when not playing HDR games and browsing and all good now.

Don't think i could ever go back to a normal monitor now.
 
Hi guys,

I’m running a ryzen 3800X with a EVGA 2080ti FTW3 on a 570X motherboard, my monitor is the Samsung CGR9 5120x1440p.

will grabbing the Ryzen 3950x give me any upgrade in gaming performance do you know?

I have done some research and to my knowledge I don’t think it will do much for me tbh but I want a few opinions as the monitor is new and I don’t know too much about widescreens.

thanks in advance guys.

Nope, wait for 4000 series.
 
The Ryzen 4000 series will be the last on the AM4 socket and since you already have a 3800X, I would rather skip the 3950x and get a 12 or 16 core Ryzen 4000 instead.
 
Save your cash and put it towards the rtx 3080ti when it comes out later this year, this will give a Much bigger perf boost than any CPU.
 
Hi guys,

I’m running a ryzen 3800X with a EVGA 2080ti FTW3 on a 570X motherboard, my monitor is the Samsung CGR9 5120x1440p.

will grabbing the Ryzen 3950x give me any upgrade in gaming performance do you know?

If your games are suffering from a low framerate, then there's something fundamentally wrong with your computer. A 3800x shouldn't be struggling.
 
Hi guys,

I’m running a ryzen 3800X with a EVGA 2080ti FTW3 on a 570X motherboard, my monitor is the Samsung CGR9 5120x1440p.

will grabbing the Ryzen 3950x give me any upgrade in gaming performance do you know?

I have done some research and to my knowledge I don’t think it will do much for me tbh but I want a few opinions as the monitor is new and I don’t know too much about widescreens.

thanks in advance guys.

More cores at the same speed won't give you extra performance in games. What it will do, is let you game and do a lot of other things at the same time.

Productivity will also get a huge boost.
 
I would only go from a 3800x to 3950x if I would need to do anything productivity wise that would benefit from the extra 8 cores. Games so far don't.

From personal experience with a 3950x i don't get to hit boost clock often, if any i usually hover around 4.55ghz ish. Only saw it once for one core 4.725ghz and that was in HWInfo recorded not me seeing it on a game or Ryzen master.

Gaming wise you might get 1 fps more or so not worth it. 4000 series will come next year which possibly will have 17% mentioned somewhere in gains so you could get the 4000 new goodies once they come out or when cheaper.

You got a beastly 3800x setup enjoy it you have a really awesome system I envy you with that monitor and gpu haha.
 
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