AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D is back in stock with up to $173 in savings, thanks to these Newegg deals — free $70 MSI MAG cooler brings costs well below MSRP for the sta

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D is back in stock with up to $173 in savings, thanks to these Newegg deals — free $70 MSI MAG cooler brings costs well below MSRP for the sta

Stock for the 10th Anniversary 5800X3D has fluctuated since launch, but it's back with a vengeance. The $349.99 price is certainly better than the efforts by scalpers to double the price shortly after launch, and puts it back at MSRP. However, it's the free AIO cooler that makes this a serious bargain, as it brings the effective cost of the 5800X3D to just $270.

The Ryzen 7 5800X3D 10th Anniversary Edition is functionally similar to its predecessor, delivering top-tier gaming from a DDR4 platform with its eight cores and 16 threads delivering up to 4.5 GHz. The massive 96MB L3 is the main attraction, powering excellent gaming performance for this class of chip.

For a limited-time only, the 5800X3D comes with a free MSI MAG Coreliquid 250mm AIO cooler worth $69.99.

Our 5800X3D re-review shows that AMD has made a shrewd move by re-releasing this old classic. It continues to be the fastest option for builds with AMD AM4 builds with DDR4 RAM, as our CPU benchmark data confirms. It has eight cores, 16 threads, uses AMD's Zen 3 architecture, and can boost up to 4.5 GHz, and, yes, it has that boosted L3 cache capacity of 96MB, too.

This earlier X3D chip lacks the serious performance gains seen in its newer replacements like the 7800X3D and 9800X3D, but it's mostly in the context of DDR4 vs DDR5 platforms, as far as in-game FPS scores go. Our re-review shows that simply switching to DDR5 memory can itself be a big performance boost.

But that's not the point: DDR5 RAM is massively more expensive than it used to be, and the 5800X3D's re-release is designed to give gamers with older AM4 builds, or those looking to build a budget-friendly build with cheaper DDR4 RAM, an alternative route. You're certainly getting that here, and if you want a more complete set of parts, Newegg is also offering a combo bundle with the 5800X3D, motherboard, and RAM, alongside the free MSI MAG cooler that'll give you $173 in savings overall.

This Newegg combo bundle features the re-released 5800X3D with 16GB of DDR4 RAM and an Asus TUF Gaming B550-Plus motherboard, alongside the free $69.99 MSI MAG Coreliquid cooler.

Alongside the 5800X3D, you're getting an Asus TUF Gaming B550-Plus motherboard. We reviewed this model back in 2020, and it scored well as a good all-rounder for an AM4 build, with WiFi 6 support, 2.5Gb Ethernet, and support for up to 128GB DDR4 RAM. There's plenty of Type-C and Type-A USB ports for peripherals, and it also supports two M.2 SSDs, one with Gen 4 speeds.

RAM, meanwhile, is supplied by TeamGroup. The T-Force Delta RAM kit here has two 8GB modules, for 16GB total. It's DDR4, supporting speeds of 3,200 MT/s, with customizable RGB lighting. The deal overall means you're saving $103.99 compared to buying the parts separately, but that excludes the free $69.99 MSI MAG cooler that you'd also receive with this bundle.

For a budget-friendly build, these 5800X3D kit options make sense. If you want to inject some new life into an older AM4 gaming PC, the 5800X3D is the best you can get, and the combined deals here push it below MSRP. You can pick up the 5800X3D with the free MSI cooler for $349.99 while stocks last or the Newegg bundle with RAM, motherboard, and cooler for $549.99 instead.

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