i wish i did instead of trash 13900k but it wasnt out yet before…..
GerWeistta
For a budget build not, but the 7800x3d is the best cpu for gaming out there
KlingonBeavis
Almost upgraded to one recently, but AM5 ITX & mATX mobos all seem like slapped together shit this gen, so I just opted to upgrade my AM4 X570 to a 5800X3D instead.
randomdreamykid
I saw a guy in r/buildmeapc who bought 7800x3d and rx 6600☠️
With ton of aesthetics sh1t
It ended up costing 1.5 grands usd
He said he needs it for fps games (he would play in 1440p)
No-Hand-2318
I’m still content over here with a 5900X hehe
rmagid1010
7800x3d is GOATED
Antique_Paramedic682
Facts. I grabbed a Ryzen 9 5950X instead. Gaming benchmarks weren’t the only thing that mattered to me, and I wanted to stay with AM4. It outperforms the 7800X3D in some areas and loses in others.
zeldaink
Aren’t i3/R3 budget class CPU? I mean, Ryzen x800 targets the high end -_- How would someone consider that a “budget” is beyond me. That is 380 eur CPU. What kind of budget we even talk about? 1k, 2k? Forgetting about the peripherals? 7600X is 230, 5600X is 130 eur……
All the above CPUs can drive RX 6600 without bottlenecking it. My god some people really like to gaslight people
duBuzzinGuy
Fr all advice you can possibly get these days
SRFoxtrot341_V2
I prefer starting with a cheap CPU, and then upgrade to the best offering when AM5 reaches the dead end.
JohnThursday84
Don’t need but would like to have it. Current CPU is a Ryzen 5 3600XT paired with an RX6800 and 32 GB RAM 3200Mhz. Everything runs fine.
MoisticleSack
I spunked my budget on GPU and 6tb m.2 and had to compromise. I play at 4k though so it’s fine
Seekstillness
I went with a 5600 and a 4070 super when it was time to upgrade from my 2600x and 3070.
$750 all in and the performance is a huge step up at 1440p and light 4k. Bonus is I didn’t have to upgrade mobo, RAM, or my 650 w psu.
Just couldn’t justify the 5800x3d for double the cost, let alone the jump to AM5.
lrbaumard
I really wanted one when I was updating my PC but the 13700k was actually available cheaper.
7800x3d very scarce in the UK
Rady151
If your main use case is gaming, and if your budget allows it then yes, you do need a 7800X3D.
Ronyx2021
What does the X3D package do?
ClearlyNtElzacharito
7600 is value king though
DarthRiznat
7800x3d is definitely not a budget CPU
LeAdmin
I want a 7800x3d but it has been out for so long that I don’t want to buy it. I want an 8800x3d
ZoteTheMitey
I’m pretty happy with my 13600k
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runs with p cores locked at like 5.2 ghz, was able to undervolt some. Temps less than 70C 99% of the time.
AncientPCGuy
Well, admit I got one and outside of two games, it isn’t being utilized. But I do admit I went overkill in that MB and ram because I was given a generous budget. I figure get those now and I can update GPU a couple times while I save for another full build.
A_PCMR_member
Yeh, BUT it is brutally fast for its price and should last a while. In europe it was the price of a 5800x3d for a while. and the 5600 and 7600 were just 50€ behind
RayneYoruka
People recommending X3d cpus for workstation.. is stupid xddddddd
masterchief99
No you don’t need a 7800X3D. A cheaper 5800X3D tho
unabletocomput3
Not every system needs it but they’re damn fine cpus. Its the best of both worlds with no drawbacks, you get the incredible performance from a ryzen cpu and lose the ryzen stutter and low 1%’s that happens when l3 cache gets overfilled.
That would be like if intel stopped teasing us by putting more p cores and less e cores into their cpus, focused on shrinking the nodes, lowering the power draw, and upping the IPC.
Granted, the $300-400 price point on their 7800x3d isn’t very attractive so it’s probably gonna be a while until I even think about getting one.
saxovtsmike
looking at my 7700x, your still a good boi
nihoc003
Honestly?
Am4 boards are dirt cheap now so it’s really hard to argue against a 5800x3d in a budget focused build here in europe
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I have one and I gotta say, that’s one hell of a CPU!
Also my very first AMD CPU ever, super happy with its performance. 🙂
For “budget” builds, yea the 7800x3d doesn’t make sense, a 5700x3d would make more sense.
But in terms of gaming focused builds, the 7800x3d really is the best choice
https://preview.redd.it/qrlmqdziknsc1.jpeg?width=647&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=21dc934946edd5b10d19332a8a179d640e628180
stfu, and get a 7800x3d.
i wish i did instead of trash 13900k but it wasnt out yet before…..
For a budget build not, but the 7800x3d is the best cpu for gaming out there
Almost upgraded to one recently, but AM5 ITX & mATX mobos all seem like slapped together shit this gen, so I just opted to upgrade my AM4 X570 to a 5800X3D instead.
I saw a guy in r/buildmeapc who bought 7800x3d and rx 6600☠️
With ton of aesthetics sh1t
It ended up costing 1.5 grands usd
He said he needs it for fps games (he would play in 1440p)
I’m still content over here with a 5900X hehe
7800x3d is GOATED
Facts. I grabbed a Ryzen 9 5950X instead. Gaming benchmarks weren’t the only thing that mattered to me, and I wanted to stay with AM4. It outperforms the 7800X3D in some areas and loses in others.
Aren’t i3/R3 budget class CPU? I mean, Ryzen x800 targets the high end -_- How would someone consider that a “budget” is beyond me. That is 380 eur CPU. What kind of budget we even talk about? 1k, 2k? Forgetting about the peripherals? 7600X is 230, 5600X is 130 eur……
All the above CPUs can drive RX 6600 without bottlenecking it. My god some people really like to gaslight people
Fr all advice you can possibly get these days
I prefer starting with a cheap CPU, and then upgrade to the best offering when AM5 reaches the dead end.
Don’t need but would like to have it. Current CPU is a Ryzen 5 3600XT paired with an RX6800 and 32 GB RAM 3200Mhz. Everything runs fine.
I spunked my budget on GPU and 6tb m.2 and had to compromise. I play at 4k though so it’s fine
I went with a 5600 and a 4070 super when it was time to upgrade from my 2600x and 3070.
$750 all in and the performance is a huge step up at 1440p and light 4k. Bonus is I didn’t have to upgrade mobo, RAM, or my 650 w psu.
Just couldn’t justify the 5800x3d for double the cost, let alone the jump to AM5.
I really wanted one when I was updating my PC but the 13700k was actually available cheaper.
7800x3d very scarce in the UK
If your main use case is gaming, and if your budget allows it then yes, you do need a 7800X3D.
What does the X3D package do?
7600 is value king though
7800x3d is definitely not a budget CPU
I want a 7800x3d but it has been out for so long that I don’t want to buy it. I want an 8800x3d
I’m pretty happy with my 13600k
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runs with p cores locked at like 5.2 ghz, was able to undervolt some. Temps less than 70C 99% of the time.
Well, admit I got one and outside of two games, it isn’t being utilized. But I do admit I went overkill in that MB and ram because I was given a generous budget. I figure get those now and I can update GPU a couple times while I save for another full build.
Yeh, BUT it is brutally fast for its price and should last a while. In europe it was the price of a 5800x3d for a while. and the 5600 and 7600 were just 50€ behind
People recommending X3d cpus for workstation.. is stupid xddddddd
No you don’t need a 7800X3D. A cheaper 5800X3D tho
Not every system needs it but they’re damn fine cpus. Its the best of both worlds with no drawbacks, you get the incredible performance from a ryzen cpu and lose the ryzen stutter and low 1%’s that happens when l3 cache gets overfilled.
That would be like if intel stopped teasing us by putting more p cores and less e cores into their cpus, focused on shrinking the nodes, lowering the power draw, and upping the IPC.
Granted, the $300-400 price point on their 7800x3d isn’t very attractive so it’s probably gonna be a while until I even think about getting one.
looking at my 7700x, your still a good boi
Honestly?
Am4 boards are dirt cheap now so it’s really hard to argue against a 5800x3d in a budget focused build here in europe
I got a 5600x3d, and it’s fire
If it’s a budget build, it’ll use the 5600X3D