F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Consider upgrading to the 5700X3D or AM5 socket for better compatibility.

Consider upgrading to the 5700X3D or AM5 socket for better compatibility.

Consider upgrading to the 5700X3D or AM5 socket for better compatibility.

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britek
Junior Member
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10-24-2020, 02:01 AM
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I'm currently on a 5600x, 32gb 3200 and RTX 5070 . In most of games I'm fine, but I'm noticing that Helldivers 2, MH Wilds, Marvel Rivals and The Finals really would benefit a lot from a better cpu even at 1440p. And the ones that don't benefit as much would still see better 1% and 0.1% 5700X3D isn't as cheap as it was last year but I saw it got discontinued? So my choices are either get a 5700x3d to try to squeeze out the most I can while spending the least, or try to got for an AM5 build that will cost more but would be worth it The question is, what AM5 cpu is equivalent to a 5700X3D that wouldn't cost a kidney? Would it be better to just grab a 5700X3D even at $240? I don't have a set budget in mind, but I'm looking for recommendations beforehand since of course I want to spend the least I can
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britek
10-24-2020, 02:01 AM #1

I'm currently on a 5600x, 32gb 3200 and RTX 5070 . In most of games I'm fine, but I'm noticing that Helldivers 2, MH Wilds, Marvel Rivals and The Finals really would benefit a lot from a better cpu even at 1440p. And the ones that don't benefit as much would still see better 1% and 0.1% 5700X3D isn't as cheap as it was last year but I saw it got discontinued? So my choices are either get a 5700x3d to try to squeeze out the most I can while spending the least, or try to got for an AM5 build that will cost more but would be worth it The question is, what AM5 cpu is equivalent to a 5700X3D that wouldn't cost a kidney? Would it be better to just grab a 5700X3D even at $240? I don't have a set budget in mind, but I'm looking for recommendations beforehand since of course I want to spend the least I can

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HyPeRMANIAC12
Member
53
10-24-2020, 09:52 AM
#2
The 5700X3D is a solid offer right now. The AM5 version will likely be around $7600 or $9600, so you'll need to spend over $400 to reach the best AM5 package. I recommend adding the 5700X3D for a better deal.
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HyPeRMANIAC12
10-24-2020, 09:52 AM #2

The 5700X3D is a solid offer right now. The AM5 version will likely be around $7600 or $9600, so you'll need to spend over $400 to reach the best AM5 package. I recommend adding the 5700X3D for a better deal.

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augustb19907
Senior Member
456
10-25-2020, 05:34 PM
#3
At the stage where Ryzen 5000 series X3D processors match the performance of Zen 5 chips without using X3D technology, they offer significantly higher clock speeds, quicker memory access, and two cycles per instruction improvements.
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augustb19907
10-25-2020, 05:34 PM #3

At the stage where Ryzen 5000 series X3D processors match the performance of Zen 5 chips without using X3D technology, they offer significantly higher clock speeds, quicker memory access, and two cycles per instruction improvements.

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MegalyRetro
Junior Member
43
11-02-2020, 04:57 AM
#4
Used to get a CPU for just 1000 dollars and it was great! (Thanks, Intel) A 240 is quite affordable—about 20 less than my 5800X3D, which feels fine.
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MegalyRetro
11-02-2020, 04:57 AM #4

Used to get a CPU for just 1000 dollars and it was great! (Thanks, Intel) A 240 is quite affordable—about 20 less than my 5800X3D, which feels fine.

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Ireo
Member
150
11-13-2020, 10:15 PM
#5
Uncertain? Or perhaps? The problem with those games isn't clear. Especially MHW runs smoothly with minimal CPU usage, and my 5800x3d likely isn’t that much faster (it usually stays under 20-40% when shaders aren’t compiling, still hitting 1440p at 100fps).
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Ireo
11-13-2020, 10:15 PM #5

Uncertain? Or perhaps? The problem with those games isn't clear. Especially MHW runs smoothly with minimal CPU usage, and my 5800x3d likely isn’t that much faster (it usually stays under 20-40% when shaders aren’t compiling, still hitting 1440p at 100fps).