I was on the lookout for a good deal on a 5700x to upgrade my build but from some strange reason, the latest prices update on my local stores got the difference from 5700x to 5800x down to 15€.
I know, seems like a no brainer to get the better one but I'm worried about the 65W TDP vs 105W. I'm really interested in having a cool and quiet build (as much as possible) since this pc is used about 80% for light usage and just 20% for gaming so I very much favour having a cool and quiet PC and that's why I was thinking about the 5700x. But now with the tiny price difference I'm confused.
Is the 5800x gonna run as cool as the 5700x in light loads? (in my case what matters is 'quiet', as in the fans don't spin up very much but cool and quiet are related). Can I easily set the TDP for the 5800x to match the 5700x in Ryzen Master?
For future proof it seems like a no brainer to spend the extra 15€ but I'm really, really concerned about noise in light loads. I think most reviews tells to get the 5700x but didn't consider this tiny price difference.
For reference, I'm upgrading from a 2400G that is quiet enough with the stock cooler. The new mobo will be an Asus TUF Gaming B550M-Plus pairing with a RX 5700. I would probably overspend on a Noctua cooler that fits my case to try to cool it down properly.
I know, seems like a no brainer to get the better one but I'm worried about the 65W TDP vs 105W. I'm really interested in having a cool and quiet build (as much as possible) since this pc is used about 80% for light usage and just 20% for gaming so I very much favour having a cool and quiet PC and that's why I was thinking about the 5700x. But now with the tiny price difference I'm confused.
Is the 5800x gonna run as cool as the 5700x in light loads? (in my case what matters is 'quiet', as in the fans don't spin up very much but cool and quiet are related). Can I easily set the TDP for the 5800x to match the 5700x in Ryzen Master?
For future proof it seems like a no brainer to spend the extra 15€ but I'm really, really concerned about noise in light loads. I think most reviews tells to get the 5700x but didn't consider this tiny price difference.
For reference, I'm upgrading from a 2400G that is quiet enough with the stock cooler. The new mobo will be an Asus TUF Gaming B550M-Plus pairing with a RX 5700. I would probably overspend on a Noctua cooler that fits my case to try to cool it down properly.