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Why is the Ryzen 7 5800x3d so expensive at £320.
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Why So Expensive?
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Go for the 5700X3D, much cheaper and hardly any difference between the 2.
AMD has discontinued the 5800X3D so this could be the cause of the prices going up
The 5700X3D is currently £169.99 from OCUK, the 5800X3D is currently out of stock so unsure if this will ever come back in stock again
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Yeh, EOL product, if you really want it, you will have to pay for it, they prefer you buy the next gen and spend more money on that.
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AMD bids farewell to AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D and Ryzen 5 5600X3D CPUs - VideoCardz.com
AMD 3D V-Cache lineup transitions to Zen5 The 5800X3D is dead, but Zen3-X3D is not (yet). The new “Ultimate Processor for Elite Gaming” is coming next month, as AMD plans to unveil its Zen5-based processor with 3D V-Cache. Amid this transition to a newer architecture, AMD is phasing out its...
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On a budget so was reading older am4 gaming pc builds. In the hope of offsetting the cost so I could afford a better graphic card. Been benchmarking prices a lot.
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If you're on a budget then the 5700X3D is a vastly better option.
Which am5 is on same level as the 5700x3d. Just curious.
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EOL products are always expensive, if you a replacement part it's cheaper to buy a new 5800X3D then to buy a brand new system.
For consumers consumers and enthusiasts I would recommend getting a 2nd hand one, you can't overclock them so they should all be stable and work like new.
For consumers consumers and enthusiasts I would recommend getting a 2nd hand one, you can't overclock them so they should all be stable and work like new.