Newegg has AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D 3.4GHz Desktop Processor + ASRock PRO Series 850W 80+ Bronze PSU on sale for $349 - $20 (apply promo code SSF74327 in cart) = $329. Shipping is free.
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Newegg has AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D 3.4GHz Desktop Processor + ASRock PRO Series 850W 80+ Bronze PSU on sale for $349 - $20 (apply promo code SSF74327 in cart) = $329. Shipping is free.
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This bundle centers on the Ryzen 7 5800X3D, which is still a strong AM4 gaming chip and should fully feed cards like a 2070 Super, with the GPU more likely to be the limit at 1440p. The included 850 watt ASRock PSU is free, but it is non modular and rated C plus, so it feels more like a budget add on than a premium pairing. The deal also relies on the correct Newegg listing and the bonus gift section being checked in cart. It is a better fit for an AM4 upgrade than for chasing a full platform refresh.
1440p players pairing the CPU with a midrange graphics card, because the processor is unlikely to be the bottleneck and the GPU will matter more.
AM4 owners already on a 5900 series chip or newer, because the gaming uplift is much smaller and can be minimal versus 7000 or 9000 series equivalents.
No major CPU bottleneck is expected; the 5800X3D should get the most out of a 2070 Super, and any limit is more likely to come from the GPU itself. At 1440p, the CPU matters less than at 1080p, so the 2070 Super is the more likely constraint.
For some AM4 upgrades it can be a meaningful gaming jump, especially from Ryzen 5600/5700/5800-class chips, but the value drops if you already have a 5900-series or newer equivalent. The included PSU is also viewed as a lower-tier bonus rather than a reason to buy the bundle.
Yes. The correct listing has a default-checked "Yes! Add my bonus gift to cart" section, and the cart shows a "Gift included" line with the -$20 promo applied. Other 5800X3D listings may not include the PSU or discount, so the linked deal matters.
Yes, the 5700X3D can be within about 5-10% of the 5800X3D, and undervolting can make it nearly match. That makes GPU choice more important than the CPU upgrade if you are already running a weaker graphics card.
Will their be a big bottleneck with a 2070 Super for 1440 gaming?
That CPU will get everything out of that 2070 Super. If there was any bottleneck at all, it would be that GPU. Even something like a 4070ti super wouldn't be held back by that CPU.
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I will say this, I ONLY and I mean ONLY play games from around 2022 and prior, nothing new at all and most games 2000 and prior
I guess it depends what cpu you're upgrading from. If you have anything equivalent to the ryzen 5600/5600x, you're probably already fine for gaming. This will be a boost for anything from the AM4 ryzen 5600/5700/5800, much less of a boost over the 5900 series, and anything equivalent from the 7000/9000 series.
At 1440p, the advantages of the x3d chips are much lower than at 1080p.
If you have a low end or older am4 cpu, the boost will come from upgrading in just about all other non gaming tasks.
I guess it depends what cpu you're upgrading from. If you have anything equivalent to the ryzen 5600/5600x, you're probably already fine for gaming. This will be a boost for anything from the AM4 ryzen 5600/5700/5800, much less of a boost over the 5900 series, and anything equivalent from the 7000/9000 series.
At 1440p, the advantages of the x3d chips are much lower than at 1080p.
If you have a low end or older am4 cpu, the boost will come from upgrading in just about all other non gaming tasks.
I kinda wish they just took another $30 off the CPU. I have little to no interest in the PSU. I'd personally only use the 850 bronze PSU for a more entry level build, not a 5800x3d. PSU is rated C+ on SPL https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...=931697732
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The least expensive price I've seen so far for the re-release of the 5800X3D, but we still got a long way to go since that price is still more than what I'm willing to stomach to convince me to buy one. However, a special shoutout is in order for Lisa Su since it was reportedly her idea to release the 5800X3D again to the public as a final send off for the AM4 platform: https://wccftech.com/lisa-su-want...m4-owners/
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This bundle centers on the Ryzen 7 5800X3D, which is still a strong AM4 gaming chip and should fully feed cards like a 2070 Super, with the GPU more likely to be the limit at 1440p. The included 850 watt ASRock PSU is free, but it is non modular and rated C plus, so it feels more like a budget add on than a premium pairing. The deal also relies on the correct Newegg listing and the bonus gift section being checked in cart. It is a better fit for an AM4 upgrade than for chasing a full platform refresh.
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No major CPU bottleneck is expected; the 5800X3D should get the most out of a 2070 Super, and any limit is more likely to come from the GPU itself. At 1440p, the CPU matters less than at 1080p, so the 2070 Super is the more likely constraint.
For some AM4 upgrades it can be a meaningful gaming jump, especially from Ryzen 5600/5700/5800-class chips, but the value drops if you already have a 5900-series or newer equivalent. The included PSU is also viewed as a lower-tier bonus rather than a reason to buy the bundle.
Yes. The correct listing has a default-checked "Yes! Add my bonus gift to cart" section, and the cart shows a "Gift included" line with the -$20 promo applied. Other 5800X3D listings may not include the PSU or discount, so the linked deal matters.
No, it is non-modular. It can still be workable if your case has a power supply shroud to hide the extra cables.
Yes, the 5700X3D can be within about 5-10% of the 5800X3D, and undervolting can make it nearly match. That makes GPU choice more important than the CPU upgrade if you are already running a weaker graphics card.
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Added to cart, you'll see a "Gift included" line, and the -$20 promo applied.
There may be other listings for the 5800X3D on Newegg that don't include the discount/PSU. But the deal linked here is to the correct listing.
This cpu will get the most out of the GPU, though.
2070 super is probably only OK for 1440p these days. Not great, but not bad.
This cpu will get the most out of the GPU, though.
2070 super is probably only OK for 1440p these days. Not great, but not bad.
At 1440p, the advantages of the x3d chips are much lower than at 1080p.
If you have a low end or older am4 cpu, the boost will come from upgrading in just about all other non gaming tasks.
At 1440p, the advantages of the x3d chips are much lower than at 1080p.
If you have a low end or older am4 cpu, the boost will come from upgrading in just about all other non gaming tasks.
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