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frontpage Posted by CoralFriction666 • Jun 28, 2025
Jun 28, 2025 11:36 AM
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D CPU + MSI X870E-P Pro WiFi Mobo + 32GB G.Skill Flare X5 DDR5
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Unlike earlier dual CCD designs, the 9950x3d does not suffer in gaming performance compared to the 9800x3d. It trades blows with the 9800x3d in gaming and is better for productivity. Biggest downside to this processor is that it is power hungry!
So are you may have to pay more upfront. Four years down the line, you can upgrade for less.
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Tariffs, Inflation, and nodes being more expensive per wafer will drive up the price no matter what. So, yes, but compared to intel perhaps not.
Unlike earlier dual CCD designs, the 9950x3d does not suffer in gaming performance compared to the 9800x3d. It trades blows with the 9800x3d in gaming and is better for productivity. Biggest downside to this processor is that it is power hungry!
I'm not interested in getting dragged into a price war that, at least for now, may be able to be mitigated by competition aiming to fill the vacuum the two giants will leave behind.
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Not really, with intel you have to replace everything when you want to upgrade. But amd tends to keep the same chipset... allowing you to upgrade without changing motherboard or memory.
So are you may have to pay more upfront. Four years down the line, you can upgrade for less.
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That's what, a buck a year?
For a sipper + performance you want Apple ARM designs.
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(90% of all high end chips come from TSMC) I wouldn't worry too much about tariffs on them. Even if Taiwan gets tariff's these will most likley be exempt.
The bigger thing is the this current recession we started a couple months ago. With cheap money and liquidity drying up by getting soaked into paying off debts (Not to mention layoffs)... there is less money floating around and will add DEFLATIONARY pressure. Course the government could use their private banking cartel (*Cough not federal *Cough not a reserve) to start printing money (QE) again to try to stoke inflation to combat it.
But unless they do UBI or stimi checks it'll take a looong time for the regular people to get the money.
I suspect we'll see QE as other countries are also in survival mode and won't be lining up to lend money to the US via buying government bonds.
Hard to tell timing, but we're going to be experiencing deflation and inflation at the same time. Things like food, insurance and electricity might stay expensive while discretionary is already experiencing deflation. Housing is definitely going down in more than half the country, but it's just a matter of time before a housing downturn spreads to the entire country.
Oh and the deal looks very tempting, but my 5800x, 32gb ddr4 and 6900xt gpu is more than I need as an intermediate Davinci Resolve user. If it drops further during black friday, I'll be getting that deal
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