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What's the cost to upgrade from 3900x to 5000 Series?

What's the cost to upgrade from 3900x to 5000 Series?

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Countnoodle
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08-17-2020, 04:30 PM
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1080p is the standard, but it can strain the CPU with higher-end GPUs too. Benchmarks are usually measured at 1080p for consistency. A single number doesn't capture how much a GPU affects gaming performance across different games. Buying a 3080 to play at 1080p doesn't make much sense. 1440p or 4K is what these cards are built for.
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Countnoodle
08-17-2020, 04:30 PM #11

1080p is the standard, but it can strain the CPU with higher-end GPUs too. Benchmarks are usually measured at 1080p for consistency. A single number doesn't capture how much a GPU affects gaming performance across different games. Buying a 3080 to play at 1080p doesn't make much sense. 1440p or 4K is what these cards are built for.

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xMaNayZx
Junior Member
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08-18-2020, 05:09 AM
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I fully understand your point. Those cards are designed for very high resolutions at top settings. Relying on a 1080p number from a bottleneck tool was a poor choice, and I've learned from that mistake. Moving forward, I'll check the specific games being played and look for real user experiences instead of using a bottleneck calculator. Thanks for highlighting this!
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xMaNayZx
08-18-2020, 05:09 AM #12

I fully understand your point. Those cards are designed for very high resolutions at top settings. Relying on a 1080p number from a bottleneck tool was a poor choice, and I've learned from that mistake. Moving forward, I'll check the specific games being played and look for real user experiences instead of using a bottleneck calculator. Thanks for highlighting this!

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08-18-2020, 06:34 AM
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The adjustments made to reach 4.5 GHz were not widely documented online, especially for the 3900X model.
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ReporterElProh
08-18-2020, 06:34 AM #13

The adjustments made to reach 4.5 GHz were not widely documented online, especially for the 3900X model.

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08-18-2020, 06:53 AM
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I'm testing at 1440p on a 32-inch display. I wasn't sure if a 5000 series would really help with a 3080 chipset. I expect it to take a while before it's ready for a full new build. What?! My current score is around 4.3 under load, and voltage stays steady at about 1.180V. I'll need some time to improve.
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morganmerlin31
08-18-2020, 06:53 AM #14

I'm testing at 1440p on a 32-inch display. I wasn't sure if a 5000 series would really help with a 3080 chipset. I expect it to take a while before it's ready for a full new build. What?! My current score is around 4.3 under load, and voltage stays steady at about 1.180V. I'll need some time to improve.

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