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R7 9800x3D with R7 9700x and RX7800XT together

R7 9800x3D with R7 9700x and RX7800XT together

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R3kty
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12-27-2016, 03:42 PM
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You're weighing two options: a higher-end Ryzen 7 at 530€ versus a more affordable model at around 350€. Your setup runs at 1440p with a 200Hz monitor and an RX7800XT, and you're looking for a clear comparison like the benchmark videos you've seen. The upgrade cost for a full Ryzen 7 is about 1300€ or more, which is significant. However, since you plan to keep this CPU for many years, the long-term value might outweigh the initial investment. If future games become more demanding, swapping the GPU later could be practical.
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R3kty
12-27-2016, 03:42 PM #1

You're weighing two options: a higher-end Ryzen 7 at 530€ versus a more affordable model at around 350€. Your setup runs at 1440p with a 200Hz monitor and an RX7800XT, and you're looking for a clear comparison like the benchmark videos you've seen. The upgrade cost for a full Ryzen 7 is about 1300€ or more, which is significant. However, since you plan to keep this CPU for many years, the long-term value might outweigh the initial investment. If future games become more demanding, swapping the GPU later could be practical.

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jjsoini
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12-27-2016, 07:06 PM
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If you intend to use this system for years and plan a future GPU upgrade, the 9800X3D is a solid choice. Although it costs more initially, it offers a quicker gaming CPU performance. I recently upgraded from a 7700X to a 9800X3D and noticed noticeable improvements in many titles with an RTX 4080. Another option is the 9700X followed by a later CPU upgrade to something like the 10800X3D or whatever AMD releases next. Both will provide great gaming experiences, especially with AM5 compatibility. In reality, the difference between the 9700X and 9800X3D may not be significant unless you play heavily in competitive eSports where frame rates are crucial.
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jjsoini
12-27-2016, 07:06 PM #2

If you intend to use this system for years and plan a future GPU upgrade, the 9800X3D is a solid choice. Although it costs more initially, it offers a quicker gaming CPU performance. I recently upgraded from a 7700X to a 9800X3D and noticed noticeable improvements in many titles with an RTX 4080. Another option is the 9700X followed by a later CPU upgrade to something like the 10800X3D or whatever AMD releases next. Both will provide great gaming experiences, especially with AM5 compatibility. In reality, the difference between the 9700X and 9800X3D may not be significant unless you play heavily in competitive eSports where frame rates are crucial.

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Wumty
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01-17-2017, 12:37 AM
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I’m enjoying Monster Hunter-style games, still need to complete the world before heading into Wilds. I also like FPS titles and Soul-like experiences, but I’m avoiding competitive play.
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Wumty
01-17-2017, 12:37 AM #3

I’m enjoying Monster Hunter-style games, still need to complete the world before heading into Wilds. I also like FPS titles and Soul-like experiences, but I’m avoiding competitive play.

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Leart_ZHK9
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01-17-2017, 08:28 AM
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My take is this: If you can afford a 9800X3D, go for it. But if budget is tight and 9700x or even 9600x seems more sensible, they’ll still perform well. As noted, I upgraded from a 7700X3D to a 9800X3D and noticed a boost in frame rate and performance, though it didn’t really change how I felt while gaming. I likely wouldn’t have told you unless you checked the numbers. I mostly play single-player, open-world games and sim racing.
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Leart_ZHK9
01-17-2017, 08:28 AM #4

My take is this: If you can afford a 9800X3D, go for it. But if budget is tight and 9700x or even 9600x seems more sensible, they’ll still perform well. As noted, I upgraded from a 7700X3D to a 9800X3D and noticed a boost in frame rate and performance, though it didn’t really change how I felt while gaming. I likely wouldn’t have told you unless you checked the numbers. I mostly play single-player, open-world games and sim racing.

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FlorelFlossie
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01-25-2017, 12:33 AM
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Your feedback matches the kind of situation I was looking for. Benchmarks are useful, but real-world knowledge comes only when you apply it. I’m considering the 9800X3D version because I plan to upgrade my GPU next year and will likely choose the best AMD option if prices stay reasonable. Thanks for sharing your insights!
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FlorelFlossie
01-25-2017, 12:33 AM #5

Your feedback matches the kind of situation I was looking for. Benchmarks are useful, but real-world knowledge comes only when you apply it. I’m considering the 9800X3D version because I plan to upgrade my GPU next year and will likely choose the best AMD option if prices stay reasonable. Thanks for sharing your insights!

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RulwenJr
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01-25-2017, 06:56 AM
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Great! Real-world testing is essential. Increasing from 3700x to 9800X3D will significantly boost performance, especially noticeable in the 1% and 0.1% frame rates (reduced stutter) on your 7800 XT. Expect a noticeable rise in overall frame rate during intense gameplay. Having a 9800X3D that complements a faster GPU is a solid advantage. Just install it and enjoy!
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RulwenJr
01-25-2017, 06:56 AM #6

Great! Real-world testing is essential. Increasing from 3700x to 9800X3D will significantly boost performance, especially noticeable in the 1% and 0.1% frame rates (reduced stutter) on your 7800 XT. Expect a noticeable rise in overall frame rate during intense gameplay. Having a 9800X3D that complements a faster GPU is a solid advantage. Just install it and enjoy!

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ladymorepork
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01-25-2017, 07:30 AM
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Additionally, switching from a 7700x to a 7800x3d made a difference. For heavy MMO play, the improvement in crowded zones is notable. X3D really shines here. Would you consider spending $200? Probably not. I’d prioritize fixing other issues like the CPU before that. SSDs, peripherals, audio—those matter too. If you’re happy with that, check out the 9800x3d. PBO/CO the 9700x will be impressive.
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ladymorepork
01-25-2017, 07:30 AM #7

Additionally, switching from a 7700x to a 7800x3d made a difference. For heavy MMO play, the improvement in crowded zones is notable. X3D really shines here. Would you consider spending $200? Probably not. I’d prioritize fixing other issues like the CPU before that. SSDs, peripherals, audio—those matter too. If you’re happy with that, check out the 9800x3d. PBO/CO the 9700x will be impressive.

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546007
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01-25-2017, 12:13 PM
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I enjoy playing Hell Let Loose and noticed I improved my frame rate by about 105 fps when upgrading from 7700x to a heavily overclocked 9800X3D. The 9800X3D seems better than the 9700x if you can afford it. You can also PBO, CO, and add an extra 200Mhz on the 9800X3D for further speed. My setup is currently at 5.6Ghz over the stock 5225Mhz.
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546007
01-25-2017, 12:13 PM #8

I enjoy playing Hell Let Loose and noticed I improved my frame rate by about 105 fps when upgrading from 7700x to a heavily overclocked 9800X3D. The 9800X3D seems better than the 9700x if you can afford it. You can also PBO, CO, and add an extra 200Mhz on the 9800X3D for further speed. My setup is currently at 5.6Ghz over the stock 5225Mhz.

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oOEmmaOo
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01-26-2017, 08:04 PM
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Useful details provided. Only access to 7700X and 7800X3D available. Exciting news about the 9800X3D offering greater benefits.
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oOEmmaOo
01-26-2017, 08:04 PM #9

Useful details provided. Only access to 7700X and 7800X3D available. Exciting news about the 9800X3D offering greater benefits.