Swapping from 5800x to 5700x3d….nuts or not

[Major774]

Sounds like you are dead set on AM5.

Save the money and shift to AM5 now, grab a AM5 board and 7600/7600X (these CPU's are so cheap). Then you are ready to drop in your AM5 X3D CPU. Also this will help to cure your upgrade itch

 

[hornetstinger]

Totally, I tend to buy big and then not bother touching for a few years, hence wanting the 9800x3d and 5080

I still use a AMD 610e, it's fine for general windows use. Only with encoding music I notice it's slower than my ryzen 7, but that's too be expected that's a octo core and much newer.

I'd say unless your PC is unbearingly slow, like 10+ seconds to load firefox or something like that, just leave it.

 

[thebandit]

After having a bit of a play with mine, running with an RTX3080 10GB at 1440p high-ish settings I would say I get minimal if any increase in peak frames, but I do feel like there is rarely now a case were the frames noticably drop low, its much smoother. The GPU is running ~98% utilitsation pretty much solid and the CPU is running ~50%, the CPU barely ever boosts much above ~3.7GHz and the temps rarely get above 60°C under air (CO -30 all core).

 

[MikeB]

Made the swap, not noticed much difference, 5800x going on MM soon

 

[thebandit]

Seems running an RTX3080 with it isnt taxing enough, which is good, cos it means I have another updgrade path without shelling out on MB, Ram etc.

 

[Joe Jones]

After having a bit of a play with mine, running with an RTX3080 10GB at 1440p high-ish settings I would say I get minimal if any increase in peak frames, but I do feel like there is rarely now a case were the frames noticably drop low, its much smoother. The GPU is running ~98% utilitsation pretty much solid and the CPU is running ~50%, the CPU barely ever boosts much above ~3.7GHz and the temps rarely get above 60°C under air (CO -30 all core).

Make sure your CPU does actually boost to 4.05GHz or else you may have an issue where you're motherboard is constricting your CPU performance which can happen when changing from an non-x3d to a x3d depending on what overclock you might have setup before. A factory bios reset is probably the best bet when changing the CPU.

 

[hornetstinger]

Made the swap, not noticed much difference, 5800x going on MM soon

told you. For general use there really isn't much in it. Just snappier in applications, a older multi core isn't slow. It's only if you have a single core CPU it's bit of a snore fest.

 

[Rob_B]

If PBO overclock is on it can make the clocks stick at one value, 3.7Ghz sounds close to what I think it did when I tried that. Worth checking.

 

[MikeB]

told you. For general use there really isn't much in it. Just snappier in applications, an older multi core isn't slow. It's only if you have a single core CPU it's bit of a snore fest.

Scratched an itch and also installed an aio (yes I know I didn’t need that either)

 

[MikeB]

Make sure your CPU does actually boost to 4.05GHz or else you may have an issue where you're motherboard is constricting your CPU performance which can happen when changing from an non-x3d to a x3d depending on what overclock you might have setup before. A factory bios reset is probably the best bet when changing the CPU.

Happened to me, updated bios and reinstalled windows, works fine now

 

[thebandit]

Make sure your CPU does actually boost to 4.05GHz or else you may have an issue where you're motherboard is constricting your CPU performance which can happen when changing from an non-x3d to a x3d depending on what overclock you might have setup before. A factory bios reset is probably the best bet when changing the CPU.

It fires up to 4.05GHz All core when using bench in CPU-Z (monitoring with Ryzen master). I did clear all the OC stuff I previously had in BIOS before plugging it in, one of the helpful hints I read earlier in this thread (I think) .