Your CPU History Tree

[DotA]

Pentium 4 3.0GHZ
Intel 2630qm (laptop)
Intel pentium g3258
AM4 1700
AM4 7600x

 

[VonScar]

AMD Athlon 64 3000, single-core. First CPU.
AMD Althon 64 3700 single-core. Upgrade.
Intel Core 2 Duo 6400 dual-core.
Intel I7 920 quad-core with hyper threading. First hyper-thread CPU owned.
Intel 2500k quad-core.
Intel 3570k quad-core.
Intel 6700k quad-core
Amd Zen 5600X six-core
Amd Zen 5800X3D eight-core
Amd Zen 9700X eight-core (at present, waiting for Zen 6).

I think this is correct from my memory.

 

[bakes0310]

AMD Athlon 64 3000, single-core. First CPU.
AMD Althon 64 3700 single-core. Upgrade.
Intel Core 2 Duo 6400 dual-core.
Intel I7 920 quad-core with hyper threading. First hyper-thread CPU owned.
Intel 2500k quad-core.
Intel 3570k quad-core.
Intel 6700k quad-core
Amd Zen 5600X six-core
Amd Zen 5800X3D eight-core
Amd Zen 9700X eight-core (at present, waiting for Zen 6).

I think this is correct from my memory.

Interesting upgrade from 5800x3d to 9700x. Was there a noticeable difference or was it a cheapish way to get on the AM5 socket.

 

[VonScar]

Interesting upgrade from 5800x3d to 9700x. Was there a noticeable difference or was it a cheapish way to get on the AM5 socket.

It's a path to Zen 6. 9800X3D is overpriced. Considering that chip impacts 1080p the most. 1440p not as much.

Yes, the IPC is improved from the 5800X3D.

 

[Nails]

A motorola 68k in an Amiga followed by a long list of AMD chips for desktops. Any Intel chips I've had have been in laptops up until 4th gen Ryzen mobile, when I switched to using AMD for mobile devices too. The chip I've had the longest is my 1800x. Bought at launch in 2017 and only just replaced it with a 5950x.

 

[uksoldierboy]

i'm sure there'll be some i'm forgetting.

Intel P3-P4
AMD Athlon 3200 Barton
AMD Athlon 64 3700
Intel I7 920
2500K
3570K
FX8150
Intel 5280k
Intel 5960k
8700K
12500k
12900k
13700k
5800x3d
9850x3d
9950x3d