AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 3.7GHz 12-Core AM4 Processor + Company of Heroes 3 Bundle
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Specs:
12 Cores & 24 Threads
3.7 GHz Base Clock
4.8 GHz Max Boost Clock
Socket AM4
6MB L2 & 64MB L3 Cache
DDR4-3200 Memory
Supports PCIe 4.0 x16
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This offer is $200 lower (37% savings) than list price
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A coupon code will be emailed to you following the qualifying purchase of an AMD Ryzen 5000 series processor. Only one code is provided per purchase. Purchases must be made between January 10, 2023, and April 1, 2023. Offer available while supplies last. Codes must be redeemed by May 6, 2023, or they will expire.
B&H Photo Video[bhphotovideo.com] has AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 3.7 GHz 12-Core AM4 Processor (100-100000061WOF) + Company of Heroes 3 (PC Digital Download) for $340.Shipping is free.
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Model: AMD - Ryzen 9 5900X 4th Gen 12-core, 24-threads Unlocked Desktop Processor Without Cooler
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If you're 90% gaming and nothing else really, go with the 5800x3d. Otherwise it's easier to claim the 5900x is marginally more future-proofed with all the cores. For what it's worth, I went from a 3900x to a 5900x, and while you wouldn't expect much (if any) difference during gaming, the experience was much smoother for me. It eliminated a lot of the "low FPS" drops and that, at least anecdotally, made things much more smooth. I think the 5900x is hard to beat if you want to upgrade your AM4.
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It could go lower but if you're upgrading AM4 now it's one of the best values. All around great performance in single threaded, multithreaded and gaming.
it could go lower but if you're upgrading am4 now it's one of the best values. All around great performance in single threaded, multithreaded and gaming.
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01-13-2023 at 08:03 AM.
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this or the 5800x3d?
If you're 90% gaming and nothing else really, go with the 5800x3d. Otherwise it's easier to claim the 5900x is marginally more future-proofed with all the cores. For what it's worth, I went from a 3900x to a 5900x, and while you wouldn't expect much (if any) difference during gaming, the experience was much smoother for me. It eliminated a lot of the "low FPS" drops and that, at least anecdotally, made things much more smooth. I think the 5900x is hard to beat if you want to upgrade your AM4.
man I love my 5900X. It's a very nice increase over the 3900X. But I'm now on the 7900X and that's a beast. I just got the Crucial 4TB NVMe to hold me over until I can get the Gen 5 drives. Make sure you get high quality DDR5 to make the upgrade worth it.
I'm torn about whether I want upgrade my ryzen 3600 am4 x570 board or save up and get an Intel based system for future proofing for at least 3 years.
My use case is productivity, gaming, and general use.
What do you all think?
I personally just upgraded my gpu, psu and cpu. It was over 2k cuz of 4090 and 5800x3d. Kept my x570. I think it really depends on what gpu your using. My 3700x would of bottlenecked my 4090 hard. I was spending so much as it was.. I decided not to upgrade my board or my ram but my rig is 90% gaming. X570 is a great board. Ddr5 ram is OK but nothing insane. Honestly if your not looking for a straight gaming cpu like the 5800x3d then I would upgrade.
If you're 90% gaming and nothing else really, go with the 5800x3d. Otherwise it's easier to claim the 5900x is marginally more future-proofed with all the cores. For what it's worth, I went from a 3900x to a 5900x, and while you wouldn't expect much (if any) difference during gaming, the experience was much smoother for me. It eliminated a lot of the "low FPS" drops and that, at least anecdotally, made things much more smooth. I think the 5900x is hard to beat if you want to upgrade your AM4.
I have the 5800x3d on my Alienware Aurora r14. Can I upgrade to the 5900X? Is it plug and play? I have the 1000w power supply with water cooling, 6900XT 16Gb and 64gb DDR4 system ram. Please advise. Thanks.
I have the 5800x3d on my Alienware Aurora r14. Can I upgrade to the 5900X? Is it plug and play? I have the 1000w power supply with water cooling, 6900XT 16Gb and 64gb DDR4 system ram. Please advise. Thanks.
The 5900X is not an upgrade from the 5800x3d unless you do a lot of heavily threaded work.
The 5900X is not an upgrade from the 5800x3d unless you do a lot of heavily threaded work.
I plan to do some video editing in 4K and photoshop work. Is it worth it to upgrade? The only upgrade I did was drop another 32gb ram to make it 64gb presently and really notice no difference. Thanks in advance for your reply.
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It could go lower but if you're upgrading AM4 now it's one of the best values. All around great performance in single threaded, multithreaded and gaming.
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My use case is productivity, gaming, and general use.
What do you all think?
My use case is productivity, gaming, and general use.
What do you all think?