**NOTE: Ryzen 5800X3D requires a bios that supports AGESA 12.0.6b or newer which released March 2022, so get a board with bios flashback.** What are your plans for the Ryzen 5800X3D? Thinking of upgrading your older Ryzen system? Building New? Tell your story in a new comment below!
Whoa, Nelly! I just bought the AMD premium build list at 18:36 (with less RGB). I just could not take my Dell 7050 any more for VPX Visual Pinball. I added an ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ for the pinball playfield so I can play at 4K at 144Hz. The only caveat is that I already own a GTX 3060 that would not post with the Dell even with an upgraded PSU. I'll upgrade to a 3080 when it's at MSRP or below. - THANKS for all the information and details. I hope I don't make a disaster of it! ;) - Anyone know of any gotchas in the below parts, let me know. I am aware of the flashback. - CASE: Corsair iCUE 4000X RGB Mid-Tower ATX PC Case - Black - $129 CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D - Ryzen 7 5000 Series 8-Core 3.4 GHz Socket AM4 - $449 COOLER: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 280 A-RGB with A-RGB - $118 MOTHERBOARD: ASUS TUF GAMING B550-PRO AM4 AMD - $159 (with rebate) RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2X16GB) DDR4 3200 (PC4-25600) C16 - $120 HARDDRIVE: WD_BLACK 2TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive WDS200T3X0E - $210 PSU: Corsair RMX Series (2021), RM750x, 750 Watt, Gold, Fully Modular Power Supply - $120 GRAPHICS: GTX 3080 when it's at MSRP, until the a GTX 3060 that I already have. (holding) EXTRA FANS: ARCTIC P12 PWM PST (5 Pack) - 120 mm Case Fan, PWM Sharing Technology (PST), Pressure-optimised, Value Pack, Very quiet motor, Computer, 200-1800 RPM - $30 (Needed one, but several for the pinball cabinet) MONITOR/PLAYFIELD: ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ - $1046
Was considering getting one last year to upgrade my 3900X, but got bored with the delays and the inexistence of a 5900X3D, so went for a 5900X, playing ultrawide 1440p with a 3080 I don't think sidegrading to a 5800X3D makes sense
Most motherboards will accept the 5800X3D with a bios flash including some that have not listed it in there support page. My friends Asus X570 Dark Hero wasn't listed but his bios was up to date and dropped the 5800X3D in and it worked.
Great performance, no constant cutting of the video. Knows his stuff and can pretty much continuously give information from one topic to the next and have optional choices as well. Kudos
Agree if on a decent B550 or X570 board already and even a 5600x or lesser CPU the 5800x3D is a great drop in and one can roll DDR4 for at least 2-3 more years in a gaming focused build. Its not like 8c16t is bad for mixed workloads either. If someone already has a 5900x I wouldn't swap that out and just keep it until a platform shift.
What’s crazy is that with Black Friday pricing I just payed $1200 for this 5800x3d build (minus a GPU): - 5800x3d - Phanteks g360a (White) - Asus Rog Strix b550F v2 wifi mobo - Asus Rog Strix LC v2 240mm AIO - Asus Rog Strix 1000w Gold PSU - x2 3600mhz 16gb Gskill Ripjaws CL16 (couldn’t find a good 4x8 kit) - 2tb Samsung 980 Pro w/Heatsink All that’s left is a gpu and since my budget was $2500 I can splurge on the 7900xtx and pay about the same as the build you just did in this video! Now is definitely the time to build an AM4 pc for those like me who don’t want to go am5/intels next gen CPUs👍🏽
I bought the Ryzen 7 5800X3D on launch day and LOVE it!!! It replaced my Ryzen 9 3900X. Without changing any other components, it increased my FPS on Battlefield 5 and Battlefield 2042 by 30% (I have a 34 in 1440p monitor and RTX 3080TI GPU with an X570 motherboard and 3600 speed RAM)
@@bigbrave2521 You honestly shouldn't be building a new system for an old platform. The 7600X or 13600k is just as fast and cheaper in some cases depending on where you live. The best platform for future upgrades is Definitely Ryzen 7600X with B650E because its is the least expensive to build and you can upgrade it at least 2 more times with better CPU'S in the future. In 5 years B650E will still be one of the fastest platforms. All of the other platforms are at end of life and B550 and X570 is actually already past end of life. Don't start a new build on an already dead platform. Start with AM5 and B650E motherboard and 7600X CPU and DDR5 Ram. It will be slightly more expensive than doing an AM4 B550 and 5800X3D, but in 5 years time you will be thanking me for good advice because you can still upgrade your CPU to the newest Ryzen 9000 series and keep your AM5 motherboard and Ram and you can just get a 9600X CPU and it will work.
@@mountanarivera4450 i highly recommended the Thermalright Peerless cooler. It is a dual tower cooler that has great performance for only $40. There is no reason to get a bigger or more expensive cooler for a CPU that mostly uses around or under 120 watts. You should see temperatures of 65°c or about that depending on your case airflow.
The 5800X3D is my final upgrade till well into the AM5 generation once things smooth out and prices come down. I am running the 5800X3D on the X570 Dark Hero mobo with 4x16gb 3600 CL16 Dominator sticks (overkill, I know). My intent was to not have a need to upgrade till well into the AM5 chipset life cycle.
I just wanted to say thank you, this video was an invaluable resource for me when planning my very first build! I went with an NZXT N7 B550 motherboard, 32gb (4x8) of Corsair dominator plat ram 3600 c16 per your suggestion, 3080 ti founders edition, all housed in a Corsair 4000D Airflow case. I can’t wait to start building
@@PCBuilderChannel On the AMD Site for the Ryzen 7 5800X3D: Max Memory Speed 2x1R DDR4-3200 2x2R DDR4-3200 4x1R DDR4-2933 4x2R DDR4-2667 Question: why you recommend 3600Mhz Sticks, when they only can handle 3200Mhz? I would preffer 2x cl14 3200Mhz Sticks with 16gb each (because of dualrank) and your sticks will be cooled better because they have more space
Some really good advice put across in a very well structured way, great job. I can say with experience there is not much difference in gaming performance compared to a 5800x at 3440x1440 with a 3080FE. However ever I wasn’t expecting there to be, I needed the 5800x for another build and I plan to buy a 4080ti once available. I’m running 4x8 3600 cl18 (Corsair Dominator) memory at the moment and I’m really starting to wonder if I should spend the time tightening the timings. Apparently Warzone does benefit from that and Corsair claim there is headroom in the kits to do so, even providing pdf guides on their support page to do so. I’ve not seen much large scale comparisons between the 5800x3d and 12700k which might be a fairer pricing comparison, Hardware unboxed have this on there to “do list” so that should be interesting.
Great timing! I just finished my list yesterday. I went with a ROG Strix B550-A, paired with the Sapphire Nitro+ 6900xt and the AK620 (white) for a white themed build. I've been watching a lot of your previous videos and that's what I wound up piecing together. Great to see a video that solidifies all that research! I appreciate all you do to help PC builders get the most out of their purchases!
I cannot recommend that white Corsair 4000X case enough. You can actually improve the airflow if you remove the front panel glass (I prefer to leave it on for aesthetic reasons). Only issue I’ve found is that you could encounter issues with a top mounted 280mm AIO and taller (RGB) RAM.
I was thinking about building PC with 5800x3d CPU. While watching reviews accidentally found this video and channel. This helped me a lot with choosing the right components. I went with Gigabyte B550 Aorus Elite V2 motherboard, G.Skill Ripjaws V 2x8GB 3600 CL16 RAM (for now), Sapphire Nitro+ RX 6800 XT GPU, Crucial P3Plus 2TB SSD, Deepcool AK620 Zero Dark cooler, Deepcool PQ850M 850W Power supply and put it all into Cougar Airface case. Some parts will arrive later, but I'm sure it's gonna be great build. Thank you so much for TON of information on PC parts and how to put them together
@@matthewjohnfit6000 I'm using it for like 5 month already. Everything is perfect so far. Blazing fast compare to my old system (8400, 1050 ti). I can recommend The only thing I don't have case with usb type-c, and there's no such thing on the back of the motherboard, but all good. I'd recommend to swap case with something that have usb type-c on the front, in case if you need it
I thought the 5800x3d just needed 3200mhz ram as its performance doesn't really improve with anything over that. It's even on the product description of the chip saying it supports upto that speed
My rig is 5800X3D CPU, RTX 4060ti 16gb GPU and 32gb DDR4 2666mHz RAM. I play games like Cyberpunk 2077, Hogwarts Legacy and Dead Island 2 and they all pay like a dream.
hy, tengo ryzen 5800x3d , gpu 3080 12gb y ram 2666cl 18,, mi pregunta es, si cambiando a ram de 3200 cl16 tendre un mejor rendimiento de fps en juegos?
I recently upgraded my 2 year old build with a 3070 ti and 750w psu. I'm still using a B450m and a Ryzen 3600. I was thinking that upgrading to the 5800X3D would satisfy my pc gaming needs for a few years. I mainly play on a 1440p ultrawide monitor. But apparently, I won't see much of a difference. Thank you for saving me from myself.
Really depends on your usecase. If you play for example demanding battle royale games like warzone or pubg on a high refresh rate 144+ Hz monitor then it might be worth upgrading to the 5800x3D to smooth out your framerate. If you are more like a single player person or play on a 60 Hz or 75 Hz Monitor, then you shouldnt really bother upgrading.
This weekend I'll put my Ryzen 5800x3D build together. MB Asus ROG Strix B550, RAM 2x16Gb 4000mhz CL16 G.Skill Trident Z, Red Devil Ultimate RX 6900XT and Samsung 980 pro 2Tb. Everything will be closed in GamerStorm Quaqdstellar case. I know that RAM is a overkill but I've got it very cheap.
@@marcinzielinski2555 looks like the ram used with the 5800x 3d doesn’t really matter, I don’t think there’s much difference in performance using cheap ram to expensive, look into the results you might want to sell the ram for a cheaper set if your getting a good price
upgraded from Ryzen 7 1800X to Ryzen 5800X3D, on a Asus prime B350 plus with updated Bios...an oh boy...I am so satisfied, it's like I changed the whole system.
I was running 3900x with Asus x570 mobo 3090 32gb ram and I felt i was being bottlenecked by the 3900x for gaming. Just picked up my 5800x3d and looking forward to more fps
A warning to most of you - I have run 3600 cl16 16gigs with the tomahawk and 5800x3d, there were serious stability issues with the RAM. You can get identical performance with 3200 cl16 at less price with better stability.
AMD seem to be really onto something with the 3D cache. There seem to be games where it makes a huge difference, like Star Citizen. What are X570-P and X570S?
Thanks again Jason .. i upgraded after 1yr 😁 and chosen the 5800X3D with the Asus Tuf Gaming RX 6800 since i already had 32g of corsair vengeance 3600 CL16 and the Tuf Gaming B550 Pro i only use it for gaming.. 😊
You just saved me thinking I need that X570 . Definently one of the best info channel out there and I have subscribed . I am now going to carefully rethink and save alot of cash . Only thing i was worried about with older mobos is can they run the newer Cpus. Note thought its really hard to find C16 4x8 at the moment . Would C17 still be okay?
As always good recommendations for the 5800X3D. Got mine last week but went with X570, Nvidia 3080 and 1000 watt power supply. Other than that it's the same parts you recommended I ordered before this video. Still rocking my old Lian Li PC-V33WX though.
@@edwardireson6901 Went with a 1000 watt because it leaves me a room to upgrade Seems there pushing the GPU power higher and higher. I should be good for 5 years now
A couple of points here. GSkill Trident Z Neo 32GB (2x16) 3600 CL16 is guaranteed to be Samsung dual rank B die and it overclocks like a beast. My kit has been running like a champ at 3800MT/s 14-14-14-28 at Vdimm 1.53 and Vsoc 1.125 ProcODT 48. Second point. Don't skimp on memory just because you own the X3D, particularly if you play racing sims in VR or otherwise. L3 cache can get overflowed and that's when having low latency RAM will save you from horrible frame time drops and 1% lows. Nothing ruins immersion more than a massive stutter and 3600 or 3800 CL14 should keep you out of that.
Hello Jason. You are the go to guy for pc build questions so here goes as it wasnt specified in the video: I want to upgrade my pc to 5800x3d and i currently have 32GB of 2666Mhz RAM. Is that fast enough or should i buy faster RAM? I mostly want to play PUBG and a bunch of singleplayer games like AC, Hogwarts, Alan Wake etc. Hope this message reaches you since the internet doesnt seem to have a fixed anwser... some say yes some say no because of its bigger cache...
Hi Jason, I've been checking out your videos over the past few weeks to get myself informed again. I've built my own PC's in the past, or would have a friend help me out, but at some point I lost track of new hardware releases. Ever since the RTX3080 was announced I've been interested in the card and as GPU prices are dropping right now I am looking to replace my 6 to 8 year old PC for a brand new one. Seeing this video with a completed build for under $2500 dollars pleasently suprised me, seeing as I set a budget for myself of €4000,- which should include two monitors. Its really more of a target price for myself, if the components are worth it to me I can definitely increase my budget without problems. You said something very interesting in the video. If I understoond correctly you mentioned there are motherboards with two M.2 slots, did I get that right? If so, I would be interested in a motherboard like that. I would also like to have WiFi on that motherboard, as well as upgraded sound. Do you have any recommendations for that, or am I simply putting the bar too high? Reason for me being interested in a dual M.2 board have to do with my current (old) PC. I actually still have HDD drives in here, one 300gb 10k rpm and one 2 TB 7200 rpm. I later upgraded this with a SSD (300 gb) and later still with a M.2 (500 gb). Simply put, I have a lot of storage right now and I would prefer (if possible) to have all that storages on two 2 TB M.2 drives. The European market is a bit slower when it comes to the prices I've noticed. Right now I am aiming to purchase all the components in june 2022.
Good news! Every B550 I can think of (and recommended in this video) has at least 2 M.2 slots. If you want even more, check out the MSI B550 Unify, it has 4. Good luck on the build!
For anyone still watching this in the future 16gb for ram for gaming is simply not true unless that is the only thing you run on your pc reality is 64gb promise your pc will feel and run better
Going for the following build: 5800x3d; rtx 4070; MSI Mag B550 Tomahawk; 1tb Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVME; Team Group 8Pack Edition 32gb (x2 16GB) Cl16-16-16-38 2r Samsung B-die; Corsair RM750x PSU. Only fear is the RAM issues some people face when building 5800x3d (some ram slots not working or faulty CPU channel) hopefully everything functions well. I'll be flashing the bios on the B550 before the build just to be safe. PS - had a bad experience with AMD GPU on my first ever PC build, Nvidia GPU has been sound on my 2nd build; rather pay that extra bit more for stability.
Just did a 5800X3D build, EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080Ti, ASUS Tuf B550 Plus Wi-Fi, G.Skillz Ripjawz 2x8 CL16 3200, Samsung Evo 970 2TB, Lian Li Galahad 240mm AIO, Lian Li Lancool II Mesh and the EVGA GT 80+ Gold 850w. Thing is a monster at 1440p, super high frames on the highest graphics settings and runs nice and cool!
love the way your hands move in sync with your sentences. you should have been a composer... thanks for your very informative video, since i'm considering which mobo to buy soon to pair with a 5800x 3d.... tuf or rog strix seems most likely at this point. affordable with lots of options, and dual m2 suits me fine. i can't wait to get my hands on this new system since i had my current system 10 years. and its going to be like nothing i've yet experienced. on my new 4k gaming t.v
1st PC build ever- got my hands on a 6950x and the 5800x3d. Trying to figure out what other parts I want. This video helped! If anyone else had recommendations please let me know! (Motherboards,AIOs, etc). Im trying to see if I can stick to 1 brand so i can control multiple components with the same software (ex NZXT MB and AIO can be controlled within the same software).
as an existing user - I own an x370 hero vi mobo and had upgraded to an x570 viii hero, 3 months later that x570 gave me error 00 and I am to lazy to rma it to ASUS so went back to x370. now my x370 with 5800x3d fitted with a 6900xt and 4x8=32gb gskill and she is running like a champ. I thought I would see performance loss. maybe an fps here or there but she runs perfectly. just wanted to point that out to my fellow x370's and x470's give it a shot if you want to upgrade. I feel starting with the x570's ASUS 's quality went down hill. and well last 2 months you now have horror stories of it destroying 7800x3d's on there am5 boards.
If you are looking for a good 240MM AIO, also recommend the LianLi Galahad (which i got after the EK AIO shit the bed on me after 4 mths on my R5 3600). Keeping my 5800X3D nice and cool!
Great video and breakdown as always. I’m really thinking about upgrading to this cpu. Current memory kit is 4x8 3600mHz CL18. Is the latency of my kit going to hinder performance in a significant way? Current GPU is 3080ti. Thanks for the great content!
This is great as someone who knows very little about CPU's. I'm a big VR user so i use lots of USB ports. Is that PC case and motherboard a a solid choice for this?
Wish I had this over my 5900x. I actually had a 3950x but it and my x570 Creation mobo kicked the can. I ended up with: R9 5900x X570 Tomahawk - huge downgrade and I don't like its slot layout 12 TB Storage between 4 SSDs and 3 Hard Drives 32 GB G.Skill Trident Royal 3600 CL16 MSI 2080 Super Ventus - Waiting on 4080/4090 Corsair AX 1200i PSU Corsair 750D I probably could have done better cost wise but this was an accumulation of upgrades / replacements over a 4 year period. Some things I scooped up on deals like when Corsair PSUs were on special.
Can this cpu run with a 3060ti or a 3070? I usually just play 1080p cpu-bound games like csgo and valorant. Some people say 3080 is overkill for 1080p competitive gaming
You'd better go for a Seasonic or a FSP PSU. Such an overkill to recommend a 1000W PSU. The Noctua NH D-15 and the ThermalRight Peerless Assassin 120 are better coolers than the Deep Cool AK620.
Only payed 300 bucks for that processor, now. It's insane how fast the prices fall as new stuff gets thrown onto the market. Ryzen 7 5800X 3D isn't top notch but still high end.
While commenting this, the new ryzen 7000 are out and the gen 13 pf intel is announced, but im not sure if i should spend more on those combining them with ddr5 or buy an 5800x3D. Btw im gonna build my first pc.
thanks a lot for the guide now i got 2 pc's and both with 5800x3d. one is with rtx 3060 ti and the other is rtx 3070. someday i want to get rtx 4080 for both pc's
I got an old 2x16gb CL15 kit that's dual rank. It also uses Samsung memory, and I am beginning to see why it was discontinued. There is a "revised" version of it with a D in the product ID, I bet they did away with all the good stuff.
Going for the ak620 from deep cool. I could spend more on an AIO but noise isn't an issue for me and I wanted to save more money for a new monitor. Thanks for the suggestions!
Hey! Great video hoping you can respond. In your final build, you used an mATX mobo with an ATX case. Wouldn't that look kinda awkward with all the empty space? Thanks!
Cool video! Very detailed. I'm thinking of upgrading from 5600x to a 5800x3d. My motherboard is AsRock B550M Steel Legend. Will I have any compatibility issues? Thanks!
Upgraded to the 5800x3D from my 3700x, gaming PC of course, no real workload. Basically just bach the PCU and the Grafics card since my ram was already ok. And even with the boxed 3700x fan, the temparatures are fine for the 5800x3D.
So it's $380 right now at Micro Center in Dallas 24 in stock in store. Super tempting since I have a B550 and 4 8gb 3600 cl 16 ram and a pcie gen 4 nvme. However I'm only on a 2060 super and ryzen 5 3600 🤷 I built it just a few months before covid expecting to upgrade much sooner than now. I may be able to upgrade my gpu if I can get an open box one, what you think is the best bet? Lol
Love your channel! Learning a ton from you being new to this PC world. Curious question. I have a gtx 3070 gpu and just purchased a ryzen 7 5800x3d on Black Friday. In your opinion will this combo work well. Also i have 1TB of storage and 4x8 gb of ram. Thanks. Have a great day!
Yes very much so. I'm assuming you already have the 1070 Ti from an older system (obviously can't buy it new, and used it's not the best value). But still very good 1080p GPU in 2022.
@@PCBuilderChannel thank you, I already have the 1070ti but the GOU prices in sweden are still double MSRP so im still waiting to buy a new one, looking at the 3060 ti
@@efraimrosenbecker3254 you missed a good price for 3060ti evga last days from elgiganten, pask rea and members for one 2 days availability costs 6000kr and 3070ti around 7500
im new to pc building, i have a few questions: Can the next gen new graphics cards (rtx 4000/5000 or rx 7000/8000) be bottlenecked by the motherboard/am4 platform because they would need a faster bandwidth? like you said these motherboards support pci4, are gpu's going to use the pci5 or so? How do you install your build together? What do you need to do after connecting everything, can i just start it up, do i need to have windows on the ssd, etc. I still find it difficult to choose which pc case to pick for the components that you picked, and likewise with the fans (fans in the case, extra fans, etc)
Thanks so much for doing a build with the 5800X3D. I do have a question - I bought the Gigabyte M32U monitor which, as you know, is a 4K monitor. I am doing a new build for it and will be getting a 3080 Ti graphics card. This build is strictly for gaming. Should I go with a 5800X3D or 5800X for the CPU? Thanks in advance!
If you are planing to play in 4k the 5800X will give you basically the same performance as 5800X3D with that GPU. So personally I would go with 5800x if playing at 4k.
Not going to buy it but the video is quite good. I like that there is a segment for those who shouldn't buy it and the advices for more budget but still powerful cpu.
**NOTE: Ryzen 5800X3D requires a bios that supports AGESA 12.0.6b or newer which released March 2022, so get a board with bios flashback.**
What are your plans for the Ryzen 5800X3D? Thinking of upgrading your older Ryzen system? Building New? Tell your story in a new comment below!
Did R7 5800X so I'm gonna hold for awhile.
Whoa, Nelly! I just bought the AMD premium build list at 18:36 (with less RGB). I just could not take my Dell 7050 any more for VPX Visual Pinball. I added an ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ for the pinball playfield so I can play at 4K at 144Hz. The only caveat is that I already own a GTX 3060 that would not post with the Dell even with an upgraded PSU. I'll upgrade to a 3080 when it's at MSRP or below. - THANKS for all the information and details. I hope I don't make a disaster of it! ;)
- Anyone know of any gotchas in the below parts, let me know. I am aware of the flashback. -
CASE:
Corsair iCUE 4000X RGB Mid-Tower ATX PC Case - Black - $129
CPU:
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D - Ryzen 7 5000 Series 8-Core 3.4 GHz Socket AM4 - $449
COOLER:
ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 280 A-RGB with A-RGB - $118
MOTHERBOARD:
ASUS TUF GAMING B550-PRO AM4 AMD - $159 (with rebate)
RAM:
Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2X16GB) DDR4 3200 (PC4-25600) C16 - $120
HARDDRIVE:
WD_BLACK 2TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive WDS200T3X0E - $210
PSU:
Corsair RMX Series (2021), RM750x, 750 Watt, Gold, Fully Modular Power Supply - $120
GRAPHICS:
GTX 3080 when it's at MSRP, until the a GTX 3060 that I already have. (holding)
EXTRA FANS: ARCTIC P12 PWM PST (5 Pack) - 120 mm Case Fan, PWM Sharing Technology (PST), Pressure-optimised, Value Pack, Very quiet motor, Computer, 200-1800 RPM - $30 (Needed one, but several for the pinball cabinet)
MONITOR/PLAYFIELD:
ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ - $1046
Was considering getting one last year to upgrade my 3900X, but got bored with the delays and the inexistence of a 5900X3D, so went for a 5900X, playing ultrawide 1440p with a 3080 I don't think sidegrading to a 5800X3D makes sense
Can I get 4k 60 fps at least with this ?
Most motherboards will accept the 5800X3D with a bios flash including some that have not listed it in there support page. My friends Asus X570 Dark Hero wasn't listed but his bios was up to date and dropped the 5800X3D in and it worked.
Great performance, no constant cutting of the video. Knows his stuff and can pretty much continuously give information from one topic to the next and have optional choices as well. Kudos
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching
@PCBuilderChannel i agree but 16gb of ram isn't enough for some games like cities skylines but most games should be fine
this cpu is probably going to be the best option for most of the 40X0 series/7X00 series gpus if you dont wanna pay the extreme premium for ddr5
Exactly.
or go for Raptor lake, which would still support DDR4.
@@rallyscoot Or a discounted 12700
Agree if on a decent B550 or X570 board already and even a 5600x or lesser CPU the 5800x3D is a great drop in and one can roll DDR4 for at least 2-3 more years in a gaming focused build. Its not like 8c16t is bad for mixed workloads either. If someone already has a 5900x I wouldn't swap that out and just keep it until a platform shift.
@@covante4822 BEST BUY has the 12700k for $377 right now.
What’s crazy is that with Black Friday pricing I just payed $1200 for this 5800x3d build (minus a GPU):
- 5800x3d
- Phanteks g360a (White)
- Asus Rog Strix b550F v2 wifi mobo
- Asus Rog Strix LC v2 240mm AIO
- Asus Rog Strix 1000w Gold PSU
- x2 3600mhz 16gb Gskill Ripjaws CL16 (couldn’t find a good 4x8 kit)
- 2tb Samsung 980 Pro w/Heatsink
All that’s left is a gpu and since my budget was $2500 I can splurge on the 7900xtx and pay about the same as the build you just did in this video! Now is definitely the time to build an AM4 pc for those like me who don’t want to go am5/intels next gen CPUs👍🏽
I bought the Ryzen 7 5800X3D on launch day and LOVE it!!! It replaced my Ryzen 9 3900X. Without changing any other components, it increased my FPS on Battlefield 5 and Battlefield 2042 by 30% (I have a 34 in 1440p monitor and RTX 3080TI GPU with an X570 motherboard and 3600 speed RAM)
which x570 you use bro tell me because i build new system for ryzen 7 5800x3D
What Cooler are you using with it ????
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@@bigbrave2521 You honestly shouldn't be building a new system for an old platform. The 7600X or 13600k is just as fast and cheaper in some cases depending on where you live. The best platform for future upgrades is Definitely Ryzen 7600X with B650E because its is the least expensive to build and you can upgrade it at least 2 more times with better CPU'S in the future. In 5 years B650E will still be one of the fastest platforms. All of the other platforms are at end of life and B550 and X570 is actually already past end of life. Don't start a new build on an already dead platform. Start with AM5 and B650E motherboard and 7600X CPU and DDR5 Ram. It will be slightly more expensive than doing an AM4 B550 and 5800X3D, but in 5 years time you will be thanking me for good advice because you can still upgrade your CPU to the newest Ryzen 9000 series and keep your AM5 motherboard and Ram and you can just get a 9600X CPU and it will work.
@@mountanarivera4450 i highly recommended the Thermalright Peerless cooler. It is a dual tower cooler that has great performance for only $40. There is no reason to get a bigger or more expensive cooler for a CPU that mostly uses around or under 120 watts. You should see temperatures of 65°c or about that depending on your case airflow.
thats insane im going from a ryzen 9 3900xt to a 5800x3d
The 5800X3D is my final upgrade till well into the AM5 generation once things smooth out and prices come down. I am running the 5800X3D on the X570 Dark Hero mobo with 4x16gb 3600 CL16 Dominator sticks (overkill, I know). My intent was to not have a need to upgrade till well into the AM5 chipset life cycle.
This is by far one of the best channels regarding PC’s out there. Great job and thank you for all of your content!
Thank you so much! So glad you are enjoying the content
Just upgraded my cousin form an i5 760 and 1050 ti to a Ryzen 5600X and RTX 3060. He's as happy as a kid with a bag of chocolate.
Very nice! Lucky cousin (:
I just wanted to say thank you, this video was an invaluable resource for me when planning my very first build! I went with an NZXT N7 B550 motherboard, 32gb (4x8) of Corsair dominator plat ram 3600 c16 per your suggestion, 3080 ti founders edition, all housed in a Corsair 4000D Airflow case. I can’t wait to start building
So glad we could help! Best of luck with your build!! When you are done if you want to show it off tweet us a pic @pcbuilderjason
Did you have to update the bios ? If so, did you use the bios flash on the board ?
@@PCBuilderChannel
On the AMD Site for the Ryzen 7 5800X3D:
Max Memory Speed
2x1R
DDR4-3200
2x2R
DDR4-3200
4x1R
DDR4-2933
4x2R
DDR4-2667
Question: why you recommend 3600Mhz Sticks, when they only can handle 3200Mhz?
I would preffer 2x cl14 3200Mhz Sticks with 16gb each (because of dualrank) and your sticks will be cooled better because they have more space
Some really good advice put across in a very well structured way, great job. I can say with experience there is not much difference in gaming performance compared to a 5800x at 3440x1440 with a 3080FE. However ever I wasn’t expecting there to be, I needed the 5800x for another build and I plan to buy a 4080ti once available. I’m running 4x8 3600 cl18 (Corsair Dominator) memory at the moment and I’m really starting to wonder if I should spend the time tightening the timings. Apparently Warzone does benefit from that and Corsair claim there is headroom in the kits to do so, even providing pdf guides on their support page to do so. I’ve not seen much large scale comparisons between the 5800x3d and 12700k which might be a fairer pricing comparison, Hardware unboxed have this on there to “do list” so that should be interesting.
So glad you enjoyed! And thank you for sharing your experience.
Great timing! I just finished my list yesterday. I went with a ROG Strix B550-A, paired with the Sapphire Nitro+ 6900xt and the AK620 (white) for a white themed build. I've been watching a lot of your previous videos and that's what I wound up piecing together. Great to see a video that solidifies all that research!
I appreciate all you do to help PC builders get the most out of their purchases!
Thank you!! Good luck on the build, sounds awesome!
The vibe you give off is like a PC Hardware version of Saul Goodman, and that's a compliment
Better Call PC Builder! (;
Something about you, love your enthusiasm and you seem like someone I would have been friends with in high school trading c64 disks.
Glad you appreciate the energy--it's possible! And thanks for watching :)
I cannot recommend that white Corsair 4000X case enough. You can actually improve the airflow if you remove the front panel glass (I prefer to leave it on for aesthetic reasons).
Only issue I’ve found is that you could encounter issues with a top mounted 280mm AIO and taller (RGB) RAM.
Great case!! :)
They also sell a mesh front panel for $15 if you want to improve airflow.
So what you are saying is it had bad thermals and doesn't fit a rad properly. Sounds great.
I was thinking about building PC with 5800x3d CPU. While watching reviews accidentally found this video and channel. This helped me a lot with choosing the right components.
I went with Gigabyte B550 Aorus Elite V2 motherboard, G.Skill Ripjaws V 2x8GB 3600 CL16 RAM (for now), Sapphire Nitro+ RX 6800 XT GPU, Crucial P3Plus 2TB SSD, Deepcool AK620 Zero Dark cooler, Deepcool PQ850M 850W Power supply and put it all into Cougar Airface case.
Some parts will arrive later, but I'm sure it's gonna be great build.
Thank you so much for TON of information on PC parts and how to put them together
Best wishes on your build! So glad we could help
how’d this build turn out. thinking of building the exact same lol
@@matthewjohnfit6000 I'm using it for like 5 month already. Everything is perfect so far. Blazing fast compare to my old system (8400, 1050 ti). I can recommend
The only thing I don't have case with usb type-c, and there's no such thing on the back of the motherboard, but all good. I'd recommend to swap case with something that have usb type-c on the front, in case if you need it
This guy is the best TH-camr I have ever seen on PC builds, well explained
Thank you! So glad you are enjoying!
6900xt is up on AMD website today for msrp. Been in stock most of the day, as well as the 5800x3d.
Its under for some models with a rebate too!
Yeees, I've been waiting for this buuuiiild. I'm really excited for this cpu
WOOT!! :)
this guy is literally the goat, getting into pc gaming and this dude has given so much info in a easy and quick format
So glad its been helpful! And if you are just starting out make sure you check out our PC Parts Explained 2023 video
Hey Jason, just wanted to say that I love your vids and all the effort you put into them, cheers! Hoping to build a sff pc soon for the portability
Hey, thanks! Appreciate that! And best of luck on your build!
I thought the 5800x3d just needed 3200mhz ram as its performance doesn't really improve with anything over that. It's even on the product description of the chip saying it supports upto that speed
Was wondering the same thing
Your choice of comparing to the 5700X is so valuable as this will be the other relevant option for Ryzen upgraders like myself.
So glad we could help!
For new Nvidia 4000 you need:
- water cooled GPU syste
- Water cooled 1500 W Power Supply
- even more money for Electricity bill
DEAL?
My rig is 5800X3D CPU, RTX 4060ti 16gb GPU and 32gb DDR4 2666mHz RAM. I play games like Cyberpunk 2077, Hogwarts Legacy and Dead Island 2 and they all pay like a dream.
My new System.. 5800x3d on a b550 With 32 gb 3600mhz RAM and a 6900xt red Devil in a 802 be quiet case… a nice wqhd System 😎
hy, tengo ryzen 5800x3d , gpu 3080 12gb y ram 2666cl 18,, mi pregunta es, si cambiando a ram de 3200 cl16 tendre un mejor rendimiento de fps en juegos?
Greetings! Which of these sets is more suitable for 5800X3D? G.SKILL TRIDENT Z RGB 32 GB (2x16 GB set) 3200 MHz CL14 1.35V _ F4-3200C14D-32GTZR /2 Ranks/ or Gigabyte Aorus RGB DDR4 4400 MHz (4x8 GB set) (GP-ARS16G44) /1 Ranks/... Thank you!
Crazy watching this video for info about my new ryzen 7 5800x3d and seeing how 2 years ago a rtx 3080 used to be 1k
I recently upgraded my 2 year old build with a 3070 ti and 750w psu. I'm still using a B450m and a Ryzen 3600. I was thinking that upgrading to the 5800X3D would satisfy my pc gaming needs for a few years. I mainly play on a 1440p ultrawide monitor. But apparently, I won't see much of a difference. Thank you for saving me from myself.
Really depends on your usecase. If you play for example demanding battle royale games like warzone or pubg on a high refresh rate 144+ Hz monitor then it might be worth upgrading to the 5800x3D to smooth out your framerate. If you are more like a single player person or play on a 60 Hz or 75 Hz Monitor, then you shouldnt really bother upgrading.
For that level of GPU performance, I'd pick up a Ryzen 5600 instead. Will bump you up about 15% without breaking the bank.
This weekend I'll put my Ryzen 5800x3D build together. MB Asus ROG Strix B550, RAM 2x16Gb 4000mhz CL16 G.Skill Trident Z, Red Devil Ultimate RX 6900XT and Samsung 980 pro 2Tb. Everything will be closed in GamerStorm Quaqdstellar case. I know that RAM is a overkill but I've got it very cheap.
Very cool! Best of luck with your build! If you want to show it off when its done feel free to tweet a pic @pcbuilderjason
@@PCBuilderChannel Is this will be a good solution to sell my 4000mhz RAM and buy 4x8Gb 3600mhz CL16?
@@marcinzielinski2555 looks like the ram used with the 5800x 3d doesn’t really matter, I don’t think there’s much difference in performance using cheap ram to expensive, look into the results you might want to sell the ram for a cheaper set if your getting a good price
Kombo Strike 3 is a must imo in bios,drops them temperatures a lot and boosts them cores to max for gaming,great video thanks
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
Hey look! You finally got super thanks!
YAS!! Finally. Thank you for the love!
upgraded from Ryzen 7 1800X to Ryzen 5800X3D, on a Asus prime B350 plus with updated Bios...an oh boy...I am so satisfied, it's like I changed the whole system.
Nice!
I was running 3900x with Asus x570 mobo 3090 32gb ram and I felt i was being bottlenecked by the 3900x for gaming. Just picked up my 5800x3d and looking forward to more fps
Exactly what I needed, thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
A warning to most of you - I have run 3600 cl16 16gigs with the tomahawk and 5800x3d, there were serious stability issues with the RAM. You can get identical performance with 3200 cl16 at less price with better stability.
Have a 5800x3d with the 3200 ram, solid as a rock. 4 x 8GB sticks also/
thank you so much for this video! you're the best out there!
AMD seem to be really onto something with the 3D cache.
There seem to be games where it makes a huge difference, like Star Citizen.
What are X570-P and X570S?
Thanks again Jason .. i upgraded after 1yr 😁 and chosen the 5800X3D with the Asus Tuf Gaming RX 6800 since i already had 32g of corsair vengeance 3600 CL16 and the Tuf Gaming B550 Pro i only use it for gaming.. 😊
nice!
Do u use it on xmp1? And no problems ?
Thanks for hyping me up. I just built my first computer! Think I found my new addiction.
Congrats on your first build! Welcome to the pc building bug (;
I’d like to see a VR focused build with different grades
You just saved me thinking I need that X570 . Definently one of the best info channel out there and I have subscribed . I am now going to carefully rethink and save alot of cash . Only thing i was worried about with older mobos is can they run the newer Cpus. Note thought its really hard to find C16 4x8 at the moment . Would C17 still be okay?
Still happy without the x570?
As always good recommendations for the 5800X3D. Got mine last week but went with X570, Nvidia 3080 and 1000 watt power supply. Other than that it's the same parts you recommended I ordered before this video. Still rocking my old Lian Li PC-V33WX though.
Sounds awesome!! good luck on the build!
@@edwardireson6901 Went with a 1000 watt because it leaves me a room to upgrade Seems there pushing the GPU power higher and higher. I should be good for 5 years now
I'm about to upgrade to a 5800x3d and your video helped me quite a bit, thanks!
That's great, glad to help! Thanks for watching :)
Greatly informative, even a year later this is still quite relevant advice.
Glad you got so much out of it--even now! Thank you for watching :)
Was thinking of getting this. Upgrading from a 5600g (originally didn’t have a GPU)Currently have a 6700xt with a X570 motherboard.
That would be a great boost!
A couple of points here. GSkill Trident Z Neo 32GB (2x16) 3600 CL16 is guaranteed to be Samsung dual rank B die and it overclocks like a beast. My kit has been running like a champ at 3800MT/s 14-14-14-28 at Vdimm 1.53 and Vsoc 1.125 ProcODT 48.
Second point. Don't skimp on memory just because you own the X3D, particularly if you play racing sims in VR or otherwise. L3 cache can get overflowed and that's when having low latency RAM will save you from horrible frame time drops and 1% lows. Nothing ruins immersion more than a massive stutter and 3600 or 3800 CL14 should keep you out of that.
Is 3200/3600Mhz CL16 enough to prevent those 1% stutters, or it needs to be CL14?
@@user-vs9kv4pd1i CL16 is enough
Great guide as always.
Glad you think so!
Would be great to see same video but for productivity users. What to choose etc or for what to wait
Did you see our Ryzen 5950X build video from January? a bit different but might be what you're looking for.
Hello Jason.
You are the go to guy for pc build questions so here goes as it wasnt specified in the video:
I want to upgrade my pc to 5800x3d and i currently have 32GB of 2666Mhz RAM. Is that fast enough or should i buy faster RAM?
I mostly want to play PUBG and a bunch of singleplayer games like AC, Hogwarts, Alan Wake etc.
Hope this message reaches you since the internet doesnt seem to have a fixed anwser... some say yes some say no because of its bigger cache...
Upgraded to:
5800x3d
Aorus b550m pro-p
32gb Corsair vengeance lpx cl16
Evga 3080 12gb ftw3
1tb Samsung 980pro
Still using:
Corsair cx860 p/s
Deepcool Captain 240 pro v2
2tb Samsung 870 Evo
Apevia Prodigy Bk case
Samsung chg90 (49" ultrawide)
Sounds like an awesome build!!! Congrats on the upgrade!
Nice video as always Jason. I enjoy wathing your work/videos every single time. Keep up the good work 👍
Awesome, thank you!
Hi Jason, I've been checking out your videos over the past few weeks to get myself informed again. I've built my own PC's in the past, or would have a friend help me out, but at some point I lost track of new hardware releases. Ever since the RTX3080 was announced I've been interested in the card and as GPU prices are dropping right now I am looking to replace my 6 to 8 year old PC for a brand new one. Seeing this video with a completed build for under $2500 dollars pleasently suprised me, seeing as I set a budget for myself of €4000,- which should include two monitors. Its really more of a target price for myself, if the components are worth it to me I can definitely increase my budget without problems.
You said something very interesting in the video. If I understoond correctly you mentioned there are motherboards with two M.2 slots, did I get that right? If so, I would be interested in a motherboard like that. I would also like to have WiFi on that motherboard, as well as upgraded sound. Do you have any recommendations for that, or am I simply putting the bar too high?
Reason for me being interested in a dual M.2 board have to do with my current (old) PC. I actually still have HDD drives in here, one 300gb 10k rpm and one 2 TB 7200 rpm. I later upgraded this with a SSD (300 gb) and later still with a M.2 (500 gb). Simply put, I have a lot of storage right now and I would prefer (if possible) to have all that storages on two 2 TB M.2 drives.
The European market is a bit slower when it comes to the prices I've noticed. Right now I am aiming to purchase all the components in june 2022.
Good news! Every B550 I can think of (and recommended in this video) has at least 2 M.2 slots. If you want even more, check out the MSI B550 Unify, it has 4. Good luck on the build!
For anyone still watching this in the future 16gb for ram for gaming is simply not true unless that is the only thing you run on your pc reality is 64gb promise your pc will feel and run better
Going for the following build: 5800x3d; rtx 4070; MSI Mag B550 Tomahawk; 1tb Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVME; Team Group 8Pack Edition 32gb (x2 16GB) Cl16-16-16-38 2r Samsung B-die; Corsair RM750x PSU.
Only fear is the RAM issues some people face when building 5800x3d (some ram slots not working or faulty CPU channel) hopefully everything functions well. I'll be flashing the bios on the B550 before the build just to be safe.
PS - had a bad experience with AMD GPU on my first ever PC build, Nvidia GPU has been sound on my 2nd build; rather pay that extra bit more for stability.
this is great content, thanks !
So glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
Well done video!!
Thank you! So glad it was helpful
Just did a 5800X3D build, EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080Ti, ASUS Tuf B550 Plus Wi-Fi, G.Skillz Ripjawz 2x8 CL16 3200, Samsung Evo 970 2TB, Lian Li Galahad 240mm AIO, Lian Li Lancool II Mesh and the EVGA GT 80+ Gold 850w. Thing is a monster at 1440p, super high frames on the highest graphics settings and runs nice and cool!
Very cool congrats!!
love the way your hands move in sync with your sentences. you should have been a composer... thanks for your very informative video, since i'm considering which mobo to buy soon to pair with a 5800x 3d.... tuf or rog strix seems most likely at this point. affordable with lots of options, and dual m2 suits me fine. i can't wait to get my hands on this new system since i had my current system 10 years. and its going to be like nothing i've yet experienced. on my new 4k gaming t.v
haha thanks! So glad you enjoyed
1st PC build ever- got my hands on a 6950x and the 5800x3d. Trying to figure out what other parts I want. This video helped! If anyone else had recommendations please let me know! (Motherboards,AIOs, etc). Im trying to see if I can stick to 1 brand so i can control multiple components with the same software (ex NZXT MB and AIO can be controlled within the same software).
Glad I could help!
Thanks for this well done video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!
It's compatible the 5800x3d with the motherboard Asus ROG strix am4 zen 3 b550-a ? Btw you are the best to explain parts for PC great job keep it up 💚
I got the a-rgb 240mm arctic aio for my old system with i7-4790k qnd am so happy my system is way quieter and cpu is like 30C at idle
as an existing user - I own an x370 hero vi mobo and had upgraded to an x570 viii hero, 3 months later that x570 gave me error 00 and I am to lazy to rma it to ASUS so went back to x370. now my x370 with 5800x3d fitted with a 6900xt and 4x8=32gb gskill and she is running like a champ. I thought I would see performance loss. maybe an fps here or there but she runs perfectly. just wanted to point that out to my fellow x370's and x470's give it a shot if you want to upgrade. I feel starting with the x570's ASUS 's quality went down hill. and well last 2 months you now have horror stories of it destroying 7800x3d's on there am5 boards.
You are the man!
One pet for your cat for everytime you said 5800X3D in the video!😅
The cat likes that plan!!
If you are looking for a good 240MM AIO, also recommend the LianLi Galahad (which i got after the EK AIO shit the bed on me after 4 mths on my R5 3600). Keeping my 5800X3D nice and cool!
How much degrees?with my deepcool castle 240mm it runs way too hot,on cinebench it goes above 90° instantly
@@shockwav3xx 5800x3d is very hot in tests while in games it feels ok
Great video and breakdown as always. I’m really thinking about upgrading to this cpu. Current memory kit is 4x8 3600mHz CL18. Is the latency of my kit going to hinder performance in a significant way? Current GPU is 3080ti. Thanks for the great content!
no, the 3600 is the ddr3 1600
i mean the new
This is great as someone who knows very little about CPU's. I'm a big VR user so i use lots of USB ports. Is that PC case and motherboard a a solid choice for this?
Hello Jason, I'm waiting for the i7 12th gen, Rtx 3080 build from you. Thanks for this video.
Thanks! It's on the list but not high priority. If you want to build now, check out the i5 12600K build and just get a higher end cooler (240mm AIO).
@@PCBuilderChannel I'm waiting for this video too, Jason. But I'll use my old 2080ti on my build. 😉
Wish I had this over my 5900x. I actually had a 3950x but it and my x570 Creation mobo kicked the can. I ended up with:
R9 5900x
X570 Tomahawk - huge downgrade and I don't like its slot layout
12 TB Storage between 4 SSDs and 3 Hard Drives
32 GB G.Skill Trident Royal 3600 CL16
MSI 2080 Super Ventus - Waiting on 4080/4090
Corsair AX 1200i PSU
Corsair 750D
I probably could have done better cost wise but this was an accumulation of upgrades / replacements over a 4 year period. Some things I scooped up on deals like when Corsair PSUs were on special.
Congrats on your build!!
Can this cpu run with a 3060ti or a 3070? I usually just play 1080p cpu-bound games like csgo and valorant. Some people say 3080 is overkill for 1080p competitive gaming
Liked the video even before watching it 😎
Thank you! Hope you ended up enjoying!
You'd better go for a Seasonic or a FSP PSU. Such an overkill to recommend a 1000W PSU. The Noctua NH D-15 and the ThermalRight Peerless Assassin 120 are better coolers than the Deep Cool AK620.
Only payed 300 bucks for that processor, now. It's insane how fast the prices fall as new stuff gets thrown onto the market. Ryzen 7 5800X 3D isn't top notch but still high end.
While commenting this, the new ryzen 7000 are out and the gen 13 pf intel is announced, but im not sure if i should spend more on those combining them with ddr5 or buy an 5800x3D. Btw im gonna build my first pc.
See our latest video! We go over best current CPUs which might help you make your decision
thanks a lot for the guide now i got 2 pc's and both with 5800x3d. one is with rtx 3060 ti and the other is rtx 3070. someday i want to get rtx 4080 for both pc's
I got an old 2x16gb CL15 kit that's dual rank. It also uses Samsung memory, and I am beginning to see why it was discontinued.
There is a "revised" version of it with a D in the product ID, I bet they did away with all the good stuff.
I bought the aorus pro p matx mobo like a year ago and I'm rlly happy with it. Would def reccomend. This cpu should pair nicely with my 3070 ti
5800X3D, TUF GAMING B550M-PLUS, BEST RAM Could you please recommend. LINK please
Link is in the description of the video here
hey other jason, me again. thank you for this video too.
Hello fellow Jason!
Going for the ak620 from deep cool. I could spend more on an AIO but noise isn't an issue for me and I wanted to save more money for a new monitor. Thanks for the suggestions!
Glad we could help!
One thing worth noting is the type of games you play for example I want to play games like stellaris or factoria so it's heavy CPU usage
Hey! Great video hoping you can respond.
In your final build, you used an mATX mobo with an ATX case. Wouldn't that look kinda awkward with all the empty space? Thanks!
puh, i have the MSI X570 Gaming Plus and the Asus Rog B550 F Gaming here… cant decide. Which one would you pick?
Cool video! Very detailed. I'm thinking of upgrading from 5600x to a 5800x3d. My motherboard is AsRock B550M Steel Legend. Will I have any compatibility issues? Thanks!
Upgraded to the 5800x3D from my 3700x, gaming PC of course, no real workload. Basically just bach the PCU and the Grafics card since my ram was already ok. And even with the boxed 3700x fan, the temparatures are fine for the 5800x3D.
Remember to undervolt it too mine went from 85c to 52c when i game
Bro, I love you.
Thank you for your hard work
So glad you are enjoying!!
Love to hear it! Glad the work is helpful for you :) and thanks for watching.
So it's $380 right now at Micro Center in Dallas 24 in stock in store. Super tempting since I have a B550 and 4 8gb 3600 cl 16 ram and a pcie gen 4 nvme. However I'm only on a 2060 super and ryzen 5 3600 🤷 I built it just a few months before covid expecting to upgrade much sooner than now. I may be able to upgrade my gpu if I can get an open box one, what you think is the best bet? Lol
Love your channel! Learning a ton from you being new to this PC world. Curious question. I have a gtx 3070 gpu and just purchased a ryzen 7 5800x3d on Black Friday. In your opinion will this combo work well. Also i have 1TB of storage and 4x8 gb of ram. Thanks. Have a great day!
Good combo! And so glad you're enjoying the channel! Congrats on your purchase :)
Thank u so much for this video, im upgrading from old i3 to this ryzen. Do you think a b550 motherboard will be ok for 2 nvme and 2 hdds?
Excelent video! What do you recommend in regards of ram for video editing, streaming while gaming? is doing 64gb ram too much? What do you think?
64gb is overkill in my opinion. I'd go 32gb. If you do a lot of video editing I'd also make sure and get 2tb of storage. It fills up fast trust me (;
great video as always, do you think I could pair a 1070ti with a 5 5600x for 1080p gaming?
Yes very much so. I'm assuming you already have the 1070 Ti from an older system (obviously can't buy it new, and used it's not the best value). But still very good 1080p GPU in 2022.
@@PCBuilderChannel thank you, I already have the 1070ti but the GOU prices in sweden are still double MSRP so im still waiting to buy a new one, looking at the 3060 ti
That would be a great 1080p machine and the cpu would be an appropriate pairing for a 3060ti whenever they become available. Go for it!
@@efraimrosenbecker3254 you missed a good price for 3060ti evga last days from elgiganten, pask rea and members for one 2 days availability costs 6000kr and 3070ti around 7500
Yea my r5 3600 utilizes 100% of overclocked 1070ti so 5600x won't even break a sweat
im new to pc building, i have a few questions:
Can the next gen new graphics cards (rtx 4000/5000 or rx 7000/8000) be bottlenecked by the motherboard/am4 platform because they would need a faster bandwidth? like you said these motherboards support pci4, are gpu's going to use the pci5 or so?
How do you install your build together?
What do you need to do after connecting everything, can i just start it up, do i need to have windows on the ssd, etc.
I still find it difficult to choose which pc case to pick for the components that you picked, and likewise with the fans (fans in the case, extra fans, etc)
As a budget builder I had to settle for CL 18 3600 4x8 GSkill Ripjaws v i got used through FB marketplace for $85
Thanks so much for doing a build with the 5800X3D. I do have a question - I bought the Gigabyte M32U monitor which, as you know, is a 4K monitor. I am doing a new build for it and will be getting a 3080 Ti graphics card. This build is strictly for gaming. Should I go with a 5800X3D or 5800X for the CPU?
Thanks in advance!
If you are planing to play in 4k the 5800X will give you basically the same performance as 5800X3D with that GPU. So personally I would go with 5800x if playing at 4k.
Not going to buy it but the video is quite good. I like that there is a segment for those who shouldn't buy it and the advices for more budget but still powerful cpu.
Thanks! It's definitely not for everyone.
Thanks for the recommendation to watch this video. Does the B450 Tomahawk II support this CPU? If not, how do I fix that?
Yes but you will have to update the bios.
which 3080 model is the best for this build and is the 10GB enough or is the 12GB the better option
How are we looking in regards to comparisons towards Intel 13th gen?
thanks friend for the answer I was already scared