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Makaveli "and the processor doesn’t officially support AMD’s Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO)" This is false I owned a 5800X3D and had zero issues running PBO -30 all core on it. Reply
JakeRoach Makaveli said: "and the processor doesn’t officially support AMD’s Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO)" This is false I owned a 5800X3D and has zero issues running PBO -30 all core on it. It depends on your motherboard. But yes, some boards support it, so I've removed the mention from the article. Reply
phxrider It's overpriced, but it's perfectly priced to sell to people who already have am4 systems and can't afford a full platform upgrade and ddr5 RAM. Reply
Droz23 I really love the analysis. On the face of the charts for the 5800x3D from the forums is can be seen how it lags after all these years but is still competitive. The really equalizer is the resolution and the bolt on Tech for GPU's. Once the test are done above 1080P, say 1440p. The Delta's shrink massively do to binding. This lets the 5800x3D stay relevant for quite awhile. the GPU manufactures serve the AI God but still have a reason to keep face in the PC market. So the tech is getting passed down for free for the most part. As drivers get upgraded, performance increases. There is still a few years left on this CPU. Reply
Toylander Admin said: AMD has re-released the Ryzen 7 5800X3D to provide some relief from high DDR5 prices, so we’re re-reviewing the CPU to see how it stacks up to current options around the same price. AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D re-review: Maxing out DDR4’s gaming potential : Read more I've been ummming and amming for a while now on which way to upgrade my system, it's been a shaky path since covid, I had my 3070 RTX OC sat on the shelf for a while when gpu prices went silly, and eventually moved it from my hp twin xeon workstation to an am4 platform system. I started looking at upgrading the 8gb of ram but even ddr4 is now ridiculous and used prices higher than new… is this a worthy upgrade at the cost even if I manage to sell on my used ryzen 5 5600xt or would I be better off with the am5 platform and a better cpu for less or the same with a budget board, and then spend on the minimum of ddr5 ram. With rumours or ddr4 going back into production I question if it's worth trying to skip a generation it doesn't look like ddr5 is for the consumer market at present are AMD on to something here is the am4 platform is in line for a series of other upgrades? Reply
Dntknwitall They released the chip for people looking to upgrade that are on lower DDR4 chips so obviously they will be invested in DDR4. Whoever wrote this needs to be demoted to janitorial duties. $350 for the highest DDR4 chip for gaming is not a bad deal try buying it in Canada where it is going for $600+. I just paid 300 CAD for a 10700k to replace a 10100 chip so things are very expensive in the north and not getting better. Prices do not reflect value anymore so writting articles like they do is just dumb in my opinion. Reply
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