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Upgrading from an Intel 10900K to a Ryzen 9800X3D

Upgrading from an Intel 10900K to a Ryzen 9800X3D

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Flower_Mermaid
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11-30-2022, 12:36 AM
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At 4k resolution, the 9600x and 9800x3d models stay within five percent of each other across most benchmarks even with a 4090. If you're willing to invest more than double for those slight gains, it's acceptable. It just needs to be clear that this is the recommendation given. I refer to the 9800x3d as a "waste of money at 4k" since its value is low compared to cheaper CPUs (usually under 200). I use the i5 13600k as an example, which has six cores similar to the 9600x, and I mainly run it in AAA games.
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Flower_Mermaid
11-30-2022, 12:36 AM #11

At 4k resolution, the 9600x and 9800x3d models stay within five percent of each other across most benchmarks even with a 4090. If you're willing to invest more than double for those slight gains, it's acceptable. It just needs to be clear that this is the recommendation given. I refer to the 9800x3d as a "waste of money at 4k" since its value is low compared to cheaper CPUs (usually under 200). I use the i5 13600k as an example, which has six cores similar to the 9600x, and I mainly run it in AAA games.

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Phade2002
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11-30-2022, 12:41 AM
#12
Thank you for your responses. It seems the optimal option is indeed to purchase an RTX 5090, doesn't it?
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Phade2002
11-30-2022, 12:41 AM #12

Thank you for your responses. It seems the optimal option is indeed to purchase an RTX 5090, doesn't it?

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