F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Comparing the two models highlights their differences in specifications and performance.

Comparing the two models highlights their differences in specifications and performance.

Comparing the two models highlights their differences in specifications and performance.

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ketman34
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05-16-2022, 09:12 PM
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I'm still in a similar situation. I don't plan to upgrade to AM5 or higher for a couple of years. I have a 5600 (non-x) and a 4070. I play at 1440. I've tried getting close to 5800X3d a few times, but I'm holding back. My overall PC performance is fine, but when I have extra cash, I wonder if it's worth upgrading this generation. I've seen some videos suggesting good results with these chips, especially for FPS gains, though sometimes the improvement is minimal—just a slight drop in lows. That's noticeable, but I think it's not enough until I go through the cycle again later.
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ketman34
05-16-2022, 09:12 PM #21

I'm still in a similar situation. I don't plan to upgrade to AM5 or higher for a couple of years. I have a 5600 (non-x) and a 4070. I play at 1440. I've tried getting close to 5800X3d a few times, but I'm holding back. My overall PC performance is fine, but when I have extra cash, I wonder if it's worth upgrading this generation. I've seen some videos suggesting good results with these chips, especially for FPS gains, though sometimes the improvement is minimal—just a slight drop in lows. That's noticeable, but I think it's not enough until I go through the cycle again later.

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_RedStar
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05-17-2022, 11:12 AM
#22
yeah. Sounds like me xD I do enjoy games like Victoria 3 and other grand strategy games as well as 4x games, so I could problably defend the upgrade. I guess im waiting for a sale or something.
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_RedStar
05-17-2022, 11:12 AM #22

yeah. Sounds like me xD I do enjoy games like Victoria 3 and other grand strategy games as well as 4x games, so I could problably defend the upgrade. I guess im waiting for a sale or something.

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Mr_Panda57_
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05-17-2022, 07:55 PM
#23
It looks like the solution is confirmed—5700x3D is definitely the best approach.
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Mr_Panda57_
05-17-2022, 07:55 PM #23

It looks like the solution is confirmed—5700x3D is definitely the best approach.

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whitecastle200
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05-18-2022, 05:23 AM
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5700x3D typically costs $200 USD, which seems like a significant jump for an 8c 3D v-cache CPU. For players who enjoy Star Citizen, this upgrade is essential. Besides multiplayer experiences, the benefits in that game are substantial. Compared to 7700x and 7800x3D, it offers roughly a 50% boost in frame rate across most titles. A YouTuber has confirmed these improvements in Star Citizen, matching the gains seen in other multiplayer games. Higher minimum framerates and much more stable performance are key advantages. tenpoundfortytwo - YouTube
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whitecastle200
05-18-2022, 05:23 AM #24

5700x3D typically costs $200 USD, which seems like a significant jump for an 8c 3D v-cache CPU. For players who enjoy Star Citizen, this upgrade is essential. Besides multiplayer experiences, the benefits in that game are substantial. Compared to 7700x and 7800x3D, it offers roughly a 50% boost in frame rate across most titles. A YouTuber has confirmed these improvements in Star Citizen, matching the gains seen in other multiplayer games. Higher minimum framerates and much more stable performance are key advantages. tenpoundfortytwo - YouTube

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