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AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3.8Ghz 8-Core AM4 Processor Expired
$350
$449.99
+ Free Curbside Pickup Only
Micro Center has AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3.8Ghz 8-Core AM4 Processor (100-100000063WOF) on sale for $349.99 (when you add the item to cart to reserve for pickup). Select free curbside pickup only if stock permits.
Additionally, Micro Center also has AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 3.7GHz 12-Core AM4 Processor (100-100000061WO) on sale for $499.99 valid for in-store purchase only (not available online for purchase). Please check your local store for pricing/availability.
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Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location
About the Product
Additionally, Micro Center also has AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 3.7GHz 12-Core AM4 Processor (100-100000061WO) on sale for $499.99 valid for in-store purchase only (not available online for purchase). Please check your local store for pricing/availability.
Thanks to community member muchwow for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location
About the Product
- Vermeer CPU Core
- 3.8GHz Operating Frequency
- 4.7GHz Turbo Speed
- 8-Cores
- 16 Processing Threads
- 105W Thermal Power
- 64-Bit Processor Data Width
- Includes a 3-year warranty w/ purchase (parts + labor)
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- Price Research: Purchase this item today and save $100 Off (22.22% Savings) from the original listed price of $449.99. This is the best available price for this CPU model and great price if you're in the market for one. This also beats out the previous low price of $360
- Heatsink is not included w/ this processor purchase
- This processor is VR ready and compatible w/ AMD X570, B550 & A520
- Due to limited availability of this item, only one item per household can be reserved/ordered
- Offer valid while promotion/supplies last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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Micro center: 5900X at $500 (in store only), 5800X at $350 (curbside/in store pickup)
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3700X - $200
5950X - $720
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3700X - $200
5950X - $720
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3700X - $200
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"you will get 5600x in that range this coming black friday, and you dont want to buy 3700x since your mother board will support up to 5000 series and thats the last am4 it will support, so dont buy 3700x instead buy 5000 if you plan to use your motherboard for a while"
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Agree. I have one a little over 2 hrs away. But its in a state that charges sales tax and I live in one that doesn't. So it ruins it even for a day trip to go check it out.
"you will get 5600x in that range this coming black friday, and you dont want to buy 3700x since your mother board will support up to 5000 series and thats the last am4 it will support, so dont buy 3700x instead buy 5000 if you plan to use your motherboard for a while"
If you are looking for something while waiting for a graphics card get a 5600g or 5700g. The 5700g should be good for 1080p gaming.
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"you will get 5600x in that range this coming black friday, and you dont want to buy 3700x since your mother board will support up to 5000 series and thats the last am4 it will support, so dont buy 3700x instead buy 5000 if you plan to use your motherboard for a while"
regarding waiting until BF - if you can wait, you should always wait. otherwise you spent more on hardware that you wouldn't really be gaining appreciable performance (main reason why i'm still keeping my 8600k even though i'm looking for every excuse to upgrade...).
the other big thing is pcie gen 4 - if you have a use for it now or in the near future, then the 5000 series makes more sense. if not, don't worry too much about it, since you'll be keeping your pc as long as possible (so futureproofing doesn't really apply). this might sound counter-intuitive - but in 5+ years, you'll most likely want to upgrade your entire platform, not just the pcie devices (gpu, ssd).
this is just my 2 cents, and i'd be happy to hear from others' input.
regarding waiting until BF - if you can wait, you should always wait. otherwise you spent more on hardware that you wouldn't really be gaining appreciable performance (main reason why i'm still keeping my 8600k even though i'm looking for every excuse to upgrade...).
the other big thing is pcie gen 4 - if you have a use for it now or in the near future, then the 5000 series makes more sense. if not, don't worry too much about it, since you'll be keeping your pc as long as possible (so futureproofing doesn't really apply). this might sound counter-intuitive - but in 5+ years, you'll most likely want to upgrade your entire platform, not just the pcie devices (gpu, ssd).
this is just my 2 cents, and i'd be happy to hear from others' input.
yes i will use it for medium gaming like Diablo 2 R, PoE 2, Dota, CS GO, Diablo 4 (if good). So prob will wait for 5600x to get down in price. My current setup is i5-2500K, 16 gb ddr2 ram, GTX 560 Ti.