Hello, I'm gonna upgrade my pc propably in next month, upgrading 5600x to a 5800x3d, new case and aio. I need to know what gpu should I take, I have two 24" 1080p monitors. I was thinking about 4070 super or should I wait for 5070? I have 3060 12gb for now, its good card and no issues, so I can wait for rtx 50XX (I know that I could have bottleneck with 5800x3d and 3060)
In the real world scenario (1440p resolution on 4070 Ti Super) the difference in most cases between these two CPUs is pretty small. With tuned RAM 5600(X) gets even closer to 5700X3D, since big L3 cache is far less RAM bandwidth dependent, than non-3D models. So if you have 5600(X) with a decently tuned RAM, there is not much sence in switching to 5700X3D. You will get 15% more frames in best case scenario, but mostly the difference will be within the margin of error.
@@wh3resmycar my bad i should have been clear i wasnt pointing to that i was alluding to the couple games on the list like hogwarts that will bottleneck any gpu at 1080p to some degree you just sould have not used that game and cyperpunk maybe
Those resolutions used here, are the 3 most used 16:9 resolutions and this video is done with this choose on purpouse, to give an " idea " of what kind of performances difference there can be, between those 2 CPU, in those different scenarios. The only bad thing here is your comment.
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nice bench ! thanks for information :D
thats aweseome bench really helpful love the 1440 benches
в 4 к уже просто упирается в в видюху. На 4090 , была бы значительная разница
Hello, I'm gonna upgrade my pc propably in next month, upgrading 5600x to a 5800x3d, new case and aio. I need to know what gpu should I take, I have two 24" 1080p monitors. I was thinking about 4070 super or should I wait for 5070? I have 3060 12gb for now, its good card and no issues, so I can wait for rtx 50XX (I know that I could have bottleneck with 5800x3d and 3060)
try to get rtx 5080
@@rnapol3266 FOR 1080 P 1300 euros /dollars good choice 🤣🤣🤣
for 5070 can you wait SPRING 2025 ? if you not ! take 4070 super
What frequency did the RAM work? Processors in the stock?
3600mhz
When you compare CPUs is good to do a comparison in high and low graphics settings because in low settings the game demands much more cpu
In the real world scenario (1440p resolution on 4070 Ti Super) the difference in most cases between these two CPUs is pretty small.
With tuned RAM 5600(X) gets even closer to 5700X3D, since big L3 cache is far less RAM bandwidth dependent, than non-3D models.
So if you have 5600(X) with a decently tuned RAM, there is not much sence in switching to 5700X3D. You will get 15% more frames in best case scenario, but mostly the difference will be within the margin of error.
Can you recommend a link or video on how to tune ram? :)
@@ayrtonaimino2613 xd
in escape from tarkov is huge difference
5600x достойный камень
hogwarts optimization ...
Please 5800x3d vs 7800x3d
5800x3d vs 7800x3d
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lol a cpu comparison that obviously has a gpu bottleneck even at 1080p
what're you 5? you think everyone got a 4090 laying around?
@@wh3resmycar lol they say ignorance is a bliss
@@wh3resmycar my bad i should have been clear i wasnt pointing to that i was alluding to the couple games on the list like hogwarts that will bottleneck any gpu at 1080p to some degree you just sould have not used that game and cyperpunk maybe
Bad tests because Low preset. There should be a High preset and 720p
Low settings is going to be where the biggest difference is between the two CPU's.
Those resolutions used here, are the 3 most used 16:9 resolutions and this video is done with this choose on purpouse, to give an " idea " of what kind of performances difference there can be, between those 2 CPU, in those different scenarios. The only bad thing here is your comment.
720p??? This is 2024, not 2014.
@@Timmiieehh This is test CPU, not GPU.
@@andreabriganti1226 Are you playing with low preset? Okay, good choice (not).
Do you know that preset settings affect the processor load?