Amazon[amazon.com] has AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3.8GHz 8-Core / 16-Thread AM4 Desktop Processor for $175. Shipping is free
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tempting to upgrade my 3700x to this 5800x to keep my PC up to speed for the next 2-3 years... already upgrade GPU to 4060ti and 64GB RAM, only left is CPU lol.... i dont game but edit 4k video often... should i get 5800x or 5900x? thanks
tempting to upgrade my 3700x to this 5800x to keep my PC up to speed for the next 2-3 years... already upgrade GPU to 4060ti and 64GB RAM, only left is CPU lol.... i dont game but edit 4k video often... should i get 5800x or 5900x? thanks
If temps are a concern, get the 5700x
If you are doing any productivity work, video/photo compiling ect along with gaming, get the 5900x.
If neither is of any major concern, get this one.
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Better off getting the 5800x3d bundle for $320 and selling the mobo and ram and your old cpu
So funny story. I actually got the 5800X3D price matched with this deal. So, I always wanted the X3D, but I missed this was just the X, the microcenter manager missed it, and the person I submitted the ticket through the microcenter website missed the difference. So, all's well that ends well?
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If you are doing any productivity work, video/photo compiling ect along with gaming, get the 5900x.
If neither is of any major concern, get this one.
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You should probably get the 5700X3D over the 5800X3D at 300$ if you go that route. 229$ seems like better value in that case.
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