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what is the best am4 x3d cpu?

Threepwood

Threepwood

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will be upgrading my sons computer later in the year and have started to grab bits for it,
he has one of my old AM4 motherboards, he is looking to hopefully nab a 4080 super come black friday, and I'm worried about bottlenecking the gpu because of the cpu, I did nab a 5700x3d for an okay price, since I know that they will be mainly out of stock soon, but after looking into it, it seems that that cpu will not be enough for a 4080 super,
so what is the best AM4 cpu to run the 4080 super, is it the 5800x3d, my searches are getting a bit mixed up with the am5 x3ds see?
thanks!
 
Threepwood said:
I did nab a 5700x3d for an okay price, since I know that they will be mainly out of stock soon, but after looking into it, it seems that that cpu will not be enough for a 4080 super,
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Sure, you could get more out of it with a newer CPU, but it is plenty good enough, I wouldn't worry.

Watching this might help reassure you:
 
Threepwood said:
so what is the best AM4 cpu to run the 4080 super, is it the 5800x3d, my searches are getting a bit mixed up with the am5 x3ds see?
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There are only 3 "3D" parts for AM4 - the 6 core 5600X3D, the 5700X3D and the 5800X3D.

The 5800X3D will be slightly quicker in some instances, but honestly if a 5700X3D is being bottlenecked significantly then 400mhz isn't going to make much difference.


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Armageus said:
if a 5700X3D is being bottlenecked significantly then 400mhz isn't going to make much difference.
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ATIorNvidia said:
Just a clock speed deficit compared to the 5800X3D, it's fine.
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I hear your aguments in favour of the 5700x3d, it's just that this will be the last ever cpu upgrade for the computer, I know that the 5800 can even handle a 4090, and my 4090 might trickle down to him at some point, along with my 4k monitor.
 
The difference between the 5700X3D and 5800X3D is at most 10%, in most cases it'll be a fair bit less than that. There's some really keenly priced 5700X3D's around at the moment - if you can even find a new 5800X3D you'll be paying a hell of a lot more than 10% more for it. Just not worth it for most applications.
 
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