Ryzen 7 5700X3D, now the top VALUE CPU for your Gaming PC?
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- What is the BEST value CPU for your gaming PC? Let's find out in today's comparison of the 5700 X3D vs 7800X3D and even vs the Ryzen 7 5800X3D and Ryzen 5 7500F and i5-12400F. The results may surprise!
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AM4 FTW! AM4 will go down as one of the best platforms in modern PC history. The fact that AMD is still producing different variants of Ryzen 3 not only speaks volumes of AMDs commitment, but also shows you how highly popular AM4 still is.
i think no socket as legendary as am4, what better it retains the affordable solution amd always have, w 80-90$ cpus like 3500 4500 4600g
2020 bought b450 board + R5 3600, this month upgrade to 5700x3d and everything else stays the same, huge boost to gaming
im good for few more years
2017 bought b450 board + R5 1600, last year upgraded to R5 5600 which was a huge improvement and I don't see myself needing to upgrade anytime soon
@@Lolboy2319x370 and 1600 bought in 2017, just upgraded to a 5800x3d this year. Stuck with the x370! Honestly worth it lol
@@Lolboy2319 both sounds rlly good
phenom 2 x6 => 9100f => 13400t here ^^
ASUS B350f STRIX board ,1600, and 16GB 3000mhz ram in 2017. Upgraded to a 3800XT in 2021 nearly half price, it still goes for far more than I paid on Amazon. Unfortunately didn't have the BIOS update to 5000 at the time, but 2017 motherboard still getting bios updates 7 years later as of 08-2023! Also now added another 16GB 3200 kit and OC'd the 3000 set to 3200 and a used EVGA 3070 for $269. 5700X3D definitely my future upgrade target to keep this budget beast going for over 10 years.
@@Lolboy2319 I think you mean b350...b450 did come with 2 gen Ryzen in 2018.
I did the same ...2018 b350 - R1600 - upgrade to 3600 and 5600 ...all 2hand ( I almost never buy new PCparts) . 2 weeks a go during Aliexpress summer Promo I did move to AM5 tho. With almost the same price of 5800x3d cpu only ( 330 bucs in my region) I choice to move AM5 with 7500F , B650 , DDR5 .
Honestly ,with all the respect to @xXxMrRazorxXx , I dont think its wroth keep AM4 in my case.
i will be getting this R7 5700X3D next month thanks for the nice review.
Just get a 7600, it's almost the same price and the 7600 is overall faster. Not even mentioning DDR5 which is way faster than 4 and games are starting utilize the much higher memory bandwidth. And you even have upgradability and PCIe 5.0.
AM4 builds are really not worth it anymore unless you already have an AM4 system
@@kerotomas1am4 is the 2012-2014 intel i5 for today, you get a good used bundle of ram and mobo you can put a 5700x3d on it and get good fps. otherwise get newer.
Same. More than enough for me.
5700X3D is a dead end , no option to upgrade.
@@FATBOY_. i am still on am4. I dont see any need to upgrade to am5. There is nothing in the next couple years it will not be able to handle.
I upgraded my 3700X to the 5700X3D less than a month ago thinking it wouldn't be much of a difference paired with my RTX 3080 and boy was I wrong. Way better 1% lows and less CPU bottlenecked in certain games. My friend convinced me to get a 360 AIO as my 3700X was practically overheating in a 120mm AIO I was using. That has proven to be a bit of an overkill as the 5700X3D barely gets into 50s C even during intense gaming. My 3700X was hitting the 90s in the end.😂
Same here except I got a rx 7600xt xfx
And I'm using a deepcool ak400 digital to cool cpu. Might have to change power supply as I'm getting ram done restarts
@@wargolem2750 Nice! I actually went with a Deep Cool as well. I have the LD360 which has a digital display. It was $100 but the way I justified it was I originally was gunning for the 5800X3D but the 5700X3D plus the 360 AIO were still $300 total which is less than what the 5800X3D alone was going for. I do have a 800W PSU so I had the power headroom. So far so good.
@@wargolem2750 could you share what temps are you getting with the ak400?
I'm getting around 52 to 63c on demanding games on idle it's around 38c
5700X3D is an absolute bargain if you're still on AM4
Eh, except for me with a 5800X
I bought a 5700x to give myself headroom when the prices drop.
@@daedalus6433 I actually went from a 5800X to a 5800X3D as I pretty much only game as my main use of my PC and the difference is very noticeable. The 5700X3D is so close to that performance it makes more sense. But if you don't game much then stick with the 5800X as its faster in other applications
@@MaTtRoSiTy I do game, but it's probably better to just wait for 9800X3D reviews and swap to that if it's good.
depends on your local price.
I just bought one of these CPUs, "upgrading" from a 3900x. I think it was a good move and Im loving seeing all of these videos on it.
5:01 Yea they are a similar price, but used AM4 boards are so much cheaper and I've already pulled 4 of them out of the trash...working. You just can't beat $5 US B350/B450/X370/X470 boards.
That and there is still a lot of life left in AM4
while here indonesia, used A320 around 30-40$ :(
uh, can you tell me where that trash is at please?
@@ahmedlag4909 Still not bad because it can run a 5700x3D and you have no issues!
@@zangetsu6638 Taipei
I was lucky, got one of the last 5600X3D sold in the U.S. Coming from a 2600X the real feel of the upgrade is astounding, absolutely feels like a brand new next gen build.
It is, you went a couple of gens up.
The microphone sounds awesome, just needs more multipurpose spray.
*5700x3D and 7500F are budget value kings!*
5700x3d isnt budget
@@danielkowalski7527 It is to me, pick them up for 130
@@danielkowalski7527 Depends if you have a real job or live in mum's basement
@@danielkowalski7527 $150 is definitely budget man, or are you into $50 CPU's?
@@dawienel1142 power draw?
Brian, in Europe we pay ~20% VAT on top of Aliexpress prices, which pretty much eliminates Aliexpress as a viable option..
But at least your govt still allowing you to buy something from there.
its still £80 cheaper than a 5800 x3d (pc partpicker) loss of 3-6fps over the 5800x3d is still a bargain tbh
Maybe 12600KF is better option in Europe for competetive gaming? In Europe 12600KF is much cheaper than 5700X3D/5800X3D.
@@maestrohun The 5700/5800x3d is a much faster gaming cpu, you will also be needing a more expensive motherboard with the 12600kf cpus and its not even that much cheaper tbh right now on pcpartpicker 12600kf is £160 the 5700 x3d is £190 which you can just toss on any old B450-550
@@maestrohun in my country the KF is 220 euro a 5700 x3d is only 211 euro. but a 7500F is going for a 145 euro in my country... the best budget AM5 mother boar is 125 euro the ASRock B650M-HDV/M.2 combine with ddr5 memory and for 400 euro you are off to the races. on a new platform you will need a GPU . i see the asrock AM4 x470 taichi ultimate on ali 120 euro that has 10 g Lan wifi onboard buttons and tons of I/O its very tempting to combine with a AM4 5600 cheap ram and a midrange GPU
Excellent CPU roundup video, ty!
I got mine from the same aliexpress shop you showed shipped to Australia in 5 days somehow, it's been great with an undervolt staying under 80 degrees celsius under OCCT stress test
Just sold my 5700x for 135 second hand and ordered the 5700x3d on AliExpress for 140 waiting for it to arrive rn
I just bought one! Very happy with my ability to get around 80 FPS @1080p on high settings, in cyberpunk (with RX6600 and upscaling from 720p) 🤷♂️
The 5800X3D/5700X3D are reasons to skip the DDR5 generation altogether. The AM4 platform will still be fine for years because of these CPU's, PCIe 4.0 is still very fast and AM4 motherboards still have all the additional features you need. We really are hitting the pinnacle of the PC platform and from now on it's going to be much smaller improvements until someone changes the platform in a major way.
This was my thoughts, DDR5 was out when I built my PC but the kits were slow and overpriced. I'm currently running a 5700X3D w/ 32gb DDR4 3800 in a B550 Mobo paired with a 7900XT and I plan to run it until it no longer runs. Then I'll fix it and run it some more haha.
DAMM the mic sounds good!
I went 5700x3d earlier this year and have absolutely no regrets. I think I should be good with it and my 3090 for the next 5 years.
I bought one when they dropped to $200 on Amazon and Newegg. I never to remember to check Ali. I mainly sim race on triple screens and the X3d's do great. Noticeable difference from my 5600x on sim titles.
i currently have 5600x, is it better now for in game stutters and 1% lows? and what about for games that are cpu bound cos i play a lot of rocket league and that game gives me a few micro stutters and inconsistency with the 5600x
@@harj812 I mainly sim race and X3d kills at that. X3d is 2 more cores but clocked slower, you would have to research the games you love and determine if it is the right cpu for you.
I upgraded to a more powerful graphics card 7800XT, then after some time I thought I needed a new CPU, the performance in games jumped huge when I changed the 2600 to the 5700XD.
I have a secondary PC (main is a 5700X3d and a Sapphire 7900XTX) with a Ryzen 5 3600, AsRock B550 board, and a 2080 Super I traded a buddy for, kinda tempted to throw one of these in there and upgrade from the Thermalright single tower to the Thermalright dual tower to. Great video bud, always glad to see your content.
Mic sounds great!
I bought the 5700X3D 3 weeks ago and I love it. It will stay in the family for a long time :)
After my experience with the 5800X3D in one of the PCs in my house, I'm very sold on the X3D series for gaming. I don't feel a need to upgrade my AM4 machines right now at all, so I think the 5700X3D is the perfect final CPU for a gaming specific computer I have running a 3700X right now.
I'm waiting for your i5-11400 videos as I want to see how it stacks up with other hardware today. I still have one running in a machine hooked up to a 4K TV along with a RX 7800XT.
Thank you for not testing the cpu only at 1080 at lowest settings. Yes some people want that but a lot also want a smooth high fidelity higher resolution experience.
I believe 1080p testing in CPU reviews is to limit the performance by the CPU (where we can see the 7800X3D is faster by quite a margin). It's not really meant to be a realistic use case for a high end gaming part.
@ffnbbq it is to test the cpu not gpu but real world tests are more representative and useful i feel than the edge case of sweats playing pixilated games for ultra fps.
@@Vetis213 The problem is then in a review how do you measure any clear difference between the CPUs if say, a 4090 is taking on most of the burden at higher resolutions?
As for this video, the 5700X3D is better for upgrading an existing AM4 system. Buying new, you might as well get an 7600 (which is cheaper and roughly similar in performance).
Hey Brian, Love your content! I have the Ryzen 7 5800X3D since the 5700X3D didn't exist at the time of purchase. I personally like the extra clock speed but can't deny the value with the 5700X3D. I personally get 15134 with CineBench R23 (PBO + Curve -30) Thanks for showing these wonderful performing AMD AM4 3D Chips! Cheers!
I am gonna use my PCs snappiness to buy two of these!
I got mine when you posted your buys on twitter during the aliexpress sale, runs like a dream!
After watching your first video on 5700x3d, i went and bought 1 from ali express. I got it yesterday and found out it will not run 3600mhz on my ram. will not boot with XMP on, even after updating tot latest BIOS. Seems 5700x3d memory controller is very weak. Only 3200mhz worked even after thrrowing more voltage on controller and RAM. after investigating i found out this is a very common thing among 5700x3d owners.
You may have already tried these, but I'll throw these out here anyway. Did you increase the CLD0s? Try setting it to 3600 mt/s without using xmp and all timings on auto or really loose primaries. Did you force geardown mode on and manually fiddling with procodt? Check SOC load line calibration too. If you can't get 3600 to work i'd just start dropping timings at 3200. FCLK ultimately is more important than higher ram speeds anyway (if the difference is great enough). Might be worth maxing that even if it's not 1:1 ratio with the ram.
Well, i have 5700x3d and mine runs fine with 3600 MT. I guess I've got really lucky then.
@@J_..._ Hi. Thanks for the tips. I got it yesteday so havent had a lot of time fiddling. will give what u suggest a shot. i did try 3200 with tighter timings but anything lower than 16-18-18-38 failed.
just a few questions:
1. please elaborate about CLD0s. i did try 3600 with MSI memory try it feature and no luck. will try loosing it abit more. I should mention that i use 4 DIMMS of 8gb, which usually means more load on the controller. i can try swithing to 2 DIMMS and see if it makes any diffrence, but will lose 16gb's. 2. what value do u suggest i start with FCLK if not going for 1:1?
3. what voltage shold i throw on SOC if i use more aggresive loadline cal?
Mine is running easily with 4000 MHz (Patriot Viper 4400 MHz)
@@dominiksachs8632 How many Dimms? (i am using 4). also my chip bin might be of lesser quality. thats what i get for buying from ali express.
bought it just after you're recommendation for 175$ over a week ago and it arrived just yesterday so waiting to try it
I bought one for $200 on Amazon a couple of months ago. My 5600x was constantly stuttering in games like Cyberpunk so I figured I would get one upgrade before I go full am5 in a couple years. No more stutters!
@@JETSFAN2017i also have a 5600x, play on 1080p and can tell im definitely cpu bound with stutters. Thinking between 5700x3d vs 5800x3d, but the 57 price is too good. Should I go for it?
@@Feqyr I think so on Newegg there is about a 120 dollar price difference and the difference is like 5 fps when it comes to performance
@@JETSFAN2017 it’s actually about $30 cheaper on amazon than newegg, im thinking of waiting until tomorrow since its prime day and see if it drops even more, def gonna get it by tomorrow though. The jump from am4 to am5 is around 500-600 so i’ll wait til am6 haha
@@JETSFAN2017lol not so soon those stutters probably aren't even down to your cpu it's from extremely garbage unoptimized games. Especially if it runs on unreal engine 5
It is worth noting that Fortnite has severe shader cache stutter issues with Adrenalin 24.6.1 drivers. Rolling the driver back to Adrenalin 24.5.1 fixed my issue with stuttering.
Just ordered for my next build review video 💪
I knew the 14900k was power hunger but 2x more on min? OMG power of a 4, thirst of a 16 cylinder car comes to mind.
The addition of being able to use PBO2 Curve Optimizer is amazing as well. I started with a Ryzen 5 1600 and stock cooler when Ryzen first launched, which I swapped for a 3600 and Wraith Prism. A couple weeks ago I got the 5700X3D, and the initial Cinebench test was a little too hot (touching 89C). At -15 with Curve Optimizer, temps never go above 60C while gaming, 75C with all-core workload on a cooler that many would consider substandard.
Got the 5800x3D on sale. Can't wait to install it into my $5 US X470 board.
$5? Really?
I mean, I got a x570 motherboard last year for $15 because a guy broke off the cmos battery socket. It was a easy fix and now is paired my 5800x3d.
@@LinusWelt Yea. One has two smashed DDR4 sockets so i gotta replace those. But the other two are perfectly fine. Another one I am selling. One I even used as my display at Computex.
B350M Gaming Pro (Being resold)
B450-F Strix
Prime X370-A
X470 Gaming Plus (with two DIMM sockets damaged)
and Strix X470-F
Edit: Forgot I had 5.
@@wolffangalchemist Excellent! Not only did you score, but it prevents ewaste!
@@MarcoGPUtuber Ja, we Germans are very particular about recycling too.
Was gonna purchase a full build 7800x3d+4080 @1440p but noticed the 5700x3d +4080 performs about the same so I choose to save some cash and replace the 3700x. Will wait till AM6 releases to build a new system
I just bought this CPU last week and I'm having a blast.
That Mic is sounding great, will keep my eyes open for one after I grab a 5700X3d. I have been holding off on snagging one till I could see your opinion. Thanks Bro!
Yes…..I agree. I just built a rig with the affordable 5700x3d and it is the new budget gaming CPU.
I upgraded from a 3600 to a 5700X. The X3D wasn't out when I ordered, but I'm not sure I would have spent the extra anyways. The current upgrade was definitely worth it for my productivity workloads at the super low price I paid though.
On newest 24.6.1 driver there is a problem with cache managing and shaders in some game using amd gpu, it's recommended to roll back
Yea i love my 6950xt but once i find a Stable driver i just stay with it for a few months 😂
Upgraded my 3700x to the 5700x3d, and it's a big upgrade. I bought a peerless assassin se argb to cool it.
Paired it with 7900gre on b550 motherboard.
Could you help me to solve a doubt about the 5700x3D? In Device Manager, Processors, what is the full name of this processor?
And in the CPUZ software what name does it shows?
Name: .....
Specification:.....
For those in the UK, note the 5700X3D now showing up on Amazon as suddenly quite a lot cheaper than it was a few days ago (down from 209 to 183.56 UKP) is only such because it's a US import. Hard to be sure if the stated preapplied import duty will be accurate.
Assume you get a partial refund if import fees are cheaper. New government who knows if they will increase tax fees or it will stay the same.
@@roythunderplump I wouldn't make any such assumption, not given how our import system works. I once was incorrectly charged import duty on something that cost me about me about 100 UKP as a result (should have been zero), I was never able to get it back.
@@roythunderplump I wouldn't make any such assumption, not given how our import system works. I once was incorrectly charged import duty on something that cost me about me about 100 UKP as a result (should have been zero), I was never able to get it back.
Either way, I'm just waiting for the normal UK-source to drop somewhat below 200, then I'll get one.
@@mapesdhs597 That's why I've not risked buying off AliExpress with the possible fees shipped to the UK.
Just bought one last week.
AM4 is a beast of a platform.
i was on an extreme budget... but by a lucky sale of an Fx4300 legacy build + the sale of an Rx 570 8gb that i purchased really cheap one year before, i managed to buy a B350 mobo + 2 SSD (1x500gb nvme + 1x1TB SATA3) to pair with an R5 1600 i had purchased some time ago...
Long story short, i purchased a case, recicled an Rx 580 and a PSU from my previous main rig (an Fx8350 that lasted 8 years) and had 32gb DDR4 borrowed from a friend.
The build was good, i felt the improvement over the Fx...
But then a few months later i was able to upgrade from the R5 1600 to an R7 5700x... OH BOY... OH BOY, OH BOY, OH BOY...!!!!!!!! WHAT AN INSANE IMPROVEMENT. The step ahead was 5x more impresive than the jump from the Fx8350 to the R5 1600... after all, Fx8350 kind of traded blows with R5 1400... so the 1600 felt like an incremental step forward... but the R7 5700x seems like a huge step ahead, the singlecore performance and multitasking capabilitys feel so high end that i don't really care about DDR5 and new gen CPUs... the 5700x has every need covered for a long time...
5700x3d and 5800x3d should be kind of the same but better, nevertheless 5700x seems such a nice buy, the low TDP, afordable price and great performance makes it a no-brainer for any AM4 user, even with a cheap-o A320 mobo from 1st gen
I'm running a 5700X3D w/ 32gb DDR4 3800 in a B550 Mobo paired with an ASRock Phantom Gaming RX 7900XT. I game on a single 27" 1440p 180hz IGZO-IPS monitor with a FreeSync range of 40hz-165hz so I cap my FPS at 160 which I can hold in most of the games I play. I'm very happy with my build. I originally had some trouble with it but I figured it out. My Mobo BIOS was setting inadequate voltages (vSOC, VDDP, VDDG) when set to Auto. After tuning these I no longer have random reboots with no errors or blue screens, USB dropouts, audio popping, the infamous AMD/AM4 problems. I think these CPUs can be rather sensitive with these voltages and with most everyone leaving them on Auto I feel that is the cause for soo many of these reports.
Could you help me to solve a doubt about the 5700x3D?
Bryan, if you get the chance have a look at the Ryzen 9 5900X. In the UK it costs around the same as the 5700X 3D, but is better for productivity work due to it's 12 cores and 24 threads. Higher clocked than the 5700X 3D too, and still has 70mb of cache. I think it's an overall better chip in that price catergory.
That's what I've been using and it's awesome for my DavinceResolve work!. Plays games great too! Using it with a 7600xt and the encoding is great with the two and I can play 1440p no problem
I have a overclocked 5900x paired with a 4080 Super, and tempted to “upgrade”to a 5700x3d but it doesn’t seem that worth it but I mainly game with little to no productivity work.
@@Bottlecapy With a 4080 Super I would imagine you are playing at higher resloutions where the graphics card will be the larger factor over the cpu. Probably not worth it for you, and you can't overclock the X3D chips either.
@@ShinyHelmet My thoughts as well I agree. I'm playing at 1440p thanks for the input.
Im in USA. A few months ago gave my Son 5800x/6800xt and got Ebay new 5700x3d $194 shipped and used AMD 7900xt $550 shipped. It gave me easy 30+fps more in COD Royal solo at extreme seting 3840x1600 on LG38. Loving it so far.
This is my dream cpu (R5 3600 atm) :D around 250€ in here Finland (5800X3D 340€ tray, 435€ boxed xD )
Also helped my friend build a MONSTER with 7600X (he got it for 7500f price, don't ask me how) and 7900 GRE :O He will have a nice CPU upgrade path with present and upcoming X3D chips :P and lemme just tell you, he had something like I5 3570K, 2x4GB RAM and GTX 970 before D:
Came for the review, was not at all expecting the Kia Stinger comparison! Such a great value and jack of all trades car. Best car I’ve ever owned hands down
Thanks for the review.
Upgraded PC from 2019:
Ryzen 2700 > Ryzen 5700X3D
RTX 2080Ti > RTX 4080
I guess I am set for another 4-5 years @ 1440p 😉 .
utilized deal hunting to create my AM5 rig, I think you'd be proud of me Matt lol.
The microphone sounds surprisingly well! 👍🏼
And I agree that the Ryzen 7 5700X3D is an amazing choice for people still on AM4, a no brainer for the price on AliExpress!
Something is wrong with your tests. My i5 12400F gets 12510 points in multi core test and 1726 points single core in Cinebench R23.
There was a recent driver patch, where stuttering for AMD gpu’s in Fortnite and fifa were fixed
Already ahead of you, I got one like 4 months ago at the AliExpress price, and ditched my i5-12400 in favor of it!!!
Still got the 5800x3D that I got last year, such a great CPU, performs amazing. It's like the GTX 1080 Ti going strong for years to come.
I followed your advice, and I bought the Ryzen 7 5700X3D for my second PC. The upgrade from Ryzen 5 3600 should be amazing. I think will even beat the Ryzen 5 7600 from my main rig.
Could you help me to solve a doubt about the 5700x3D? In Device Manager, Processors, what is the full name of this processor?
And in the CPUZ software what name does it shows?
Name: .....
Specification:.....
You need to cap the amount of memory used to eliminate stuttering with the 7900xtx.
I have 1700x and just now bought the 5700x3d from Ali with coupon for $147 with big mouse pad (added to match the coupon price)
I already have 32GB ram and was not sure that the cooling will match newer CPU, so I just upgraded the AM4 CPU
I want to give the 1700x to my sister what good cheap board can I buy for it?
Been watching for like 10 years and somehow you keep on getting more and more handsome.
A video investigating those .1% lows would be awesome. People on the AMD forums seem to think it's the latest 24.6.1 drivers so maybe that's an angle to take, idk.
The overall performance from a 2600X to the 5800X3D was massive. But the 1% & 0.1% lows raised to well above stable levels. Even with an RTX2060.
I personally have an HP Omen 30L with a R5 5600G, 6600XT 8gb vram, 32gb of ddr4 ram at 3200mhz(4x8) and a 750W psu. It’s very good for 1080p gaming and does pretty well at 1440p depending on the game and settings, though I’m hesitant to upgrade without getting a potential bottleneck. Ideally I want my pc to be not only great for gaming, but for video editing/streaming as well without having to switch to AM5
Prices are a bit skewed where I live, so I ended up paying only about USD 35 more for the 5800 X3D over the 5700 X3D. Other than that, I agree that the 5700 X3D is probably the best value at the moment. I paired mine up with a Radeon 7900 GRE which some have labeled as the "GOAT" in the current Radeon range after memory overclocking was enabled.
Literally just bought this CPU for 144 on AliExpress. Got the sticker too.
The Fortnite stuttering is an AMD driver issue which has now been fixed. Update your graphics card driver and you should be fine. Some have had to update their motherboard chipset drivers too, although the gpu alone fixed it for me.
might just buy it over the 5700x i was planning
I bought this CPU on sale in Amazon JP and it was really good and fixes some issues I had with Ryzen 5 3500 without the L3 Cache I wouldn't able to handle CPU intense games as much so as well with the Models in Game loading. Used a RTX 3060 12GB model and I have to say I need to swap my GPU around for 24GB of VRAM.
Another good thing is that the AM4 platform is a solid 40-50% cheaper.
just did the last upgrade to both my gaming pc's got two 5700x3d.. with a 4700 oc.. plays everything on a 1440p at max easy.. well over 125 on almost everything..
Personally, I think the 5700x3D is a fantastic cpu upgrade path for the current AM4 users as these people only need to change the CPU but lack the upgradability as the top tier of AM4 is its sibling the 5800x3D. As for the new builders, I would lean towards the 7500F as the budget gateway into the AM5 and enjoy DDR5 and the promised long-term upgrade path, which considering the AM4 longevity I tend to believe AMD in this front.
I like the 7500F. As an AM4 owner it makes more sense to sell my AM4 Motherboard, CPU and RAM now that I can still get some decent money for it and get the 7500F. There's a lot of decent AM5 motherboards at good prices now and DDR5 is also no longer expensive.
Bro that mic sounds amazing! Especially for 35 bucks.
I'm definitely thinking of upgrading to a 5700x3d later in the year
Here in the Netherlands the 5700x3d costs around 212 euros, which for me it wouldn`t a great upgrade.
Knowing DDR5 performance much better. At the end i actually spend more.. But it gave me future proofing on AM5.
For that 212 euro cpu, i bought a ryzen 7 7700 instead for 238 euros. Yes i needed a new motherboard as well for 279 euros.
Also moved my first set of 32 GB DDR5 memory to that second build..
In Croatia lowest price for 5700X3D is 221€ (tray version) with a average price in retail stores around 250. I'll stick with 5700X for a year or two at least 😌
A few weeks ago upgraded from 3700x to 5700X3D. It is a good cpu and I get to stay on AM4
Upgrade yes, but buying into AM4 probably not the best idea. Even if you can snatch it from AliExpress for 140eur after taxes like I did, 7500F for 120 is just a much better value, hands down.
yep AM5 for new builds even if there are still early adopter issues for DDR5 but those will keep getting ironed out over time anyway.
Got the 5700x3D for $170 from AliExpress for my brother. His pc with this and the 6800xt performs pretty much the same as my 7700x + 7800xt. I love it! Much cooler and more efficient than the 5800x he was using.
3 weeks a go (aliexpress summer sale) I did have to make a choice : keep AM4 and update to 5700x3d ( 160 bucs) or upgrade to AM5 with 7500F ( 131 bucs) .
I did go for the 2nd option , I dont even thinking about. Now I will be ok for the next 5 years ( I will update to zen6 eventually in 3-4 years ).
Increadible Value for AM5 right now.
I recommendation my customers for mid budget the AM4 R5 3600 with upgrade to this down the line. Fantastic chip.
I knew this video was coming after seeing the price drops on Aliexpress😂
Thanks for the info Brian. To be really relevant for the average gamer on AM4 looking for an upgrade I think you should be comparing on say an RTX2080 or RTX3060 or similar and also include the R5 3600 and R5 5600x. These are the most likely scenarios for an upgrade. Its highly unlikely that someone will need a comparison to a 12400f using a 7900xt.
Im rocking a r5 3600, rx 5600xt, 16gb ddr4 @3200mhz. Not planning on upgrading anytime soon it works perfect for me
My shop PC gets my hand me down parts and it has never been so well spec'd out. It went from a 1600AF,3600,5600,5600x,5700x and now I just picked up a 5700X3D for $140. I'll post the 5700x for $130 and this PC is so overkill for the role of shop PC. Mostly for streaming youtube/music/how to video's but I do have a old $80 GTX1080 in there and it games at 2560x1080p @ 60hz surprisingly well even on newer games.
I was so tempted to go to am4 as would be a big boost over my intel 8000 series and would save money on memory
I bought the Ryzen 5700x3d last month in readiness for upgrading tv to 4k. Undervolted 25mv in bios so cine23 score higher and temps 68degC 🐈👍
I hope you can help me with this one since I've been so unlucky searching for this.
1. What is 5700x3d's idle power consumption?
2. What about the 5800x3d?
I'm trying to decide which one I will build soon. Not going am5 coz parts are way too expensive.
I just bought r7 5700x3d 2 days ago and this video dropped
Got the 5700x3d to replace my 3600. I like it. Hoping for it to last for a while by just upgrading gpus.
the current adrenaline 24.6.1 drivers are causing stutters in multiple games, much better experience even on 24.5.1.
I find this funny. Almost all reviewers are all over 1440P gaming as the meta and the differences really narrow and results are more GPU dependent vs CPU. What I would like to see is say take a game like Rust where CPU power really matters at 1440P and show us the differences there on these CPUs. I think the results would be interesting. Thanks.
I'll have to shop more, I'm not seeing it for less than $183USD. It's still the best possible choice for anyone still on AM4, and it's only a 65W unit so doesn't need much for cooling either.
The mic sounds pretty good. 🙂
the 5700x3d or 5800x3d is good for budget gaming rigs. But, given the fact that AMD GPUs have less CPU-bound driver overhead than nVidia, I would encourage you to do more tests with both AMD and nVidia gpus on such prcessors, to give a better sense of what pairings are best.
i spent the extra on the 5800x3d but those stats got me feeling some typa way
Enjoying every minute of my 5700x3D
I have a Ryzen 5 3600, so upgrading to a R7 5700X3D just makes a whole lot of sense to me