News AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D Put Through Rendering and Synthetic Benchmarks

[Admin]

This embryonic review has been published long before it should have. The source site promises that PC gaming benchmarks are on the way.

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D Put Through Rendering and Synthetic Benchmarks : Read more

 

[-Fran-]

Off-topic: the name of the review site/group is a play on words for "chancho", which means "pig". That will explain their logo.

On-topic: well, expected for the most part. Can the regular 5800X close the gap with PBO? I think that's the real important question to answer here. I'm pretty sure it'll be a close call and make the 5800X3D look kind of dumb. But let's wait and see!

Regards.

 

[Jimbojan]

I am sorry, the 5800X3D is still looking like a lamb! Only a fool will pay $445 for it.

 

[helper800]

I am sorry, the 5800X3D is still looking like a lamb! Only a fool will pay $445 for it.

If you are already on am4 but have a x470/x570 mobo and a 2000 or 3000 CPU and all you do is game, it may be a good option if you do not plan to build again for years.

 

[domih]

If you are interested in benchmarks of software other than PC games leveraging the L3 cache while waiting for the end of the embargo, you can read: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=amd-epyc-7773x-linux.

 

[hannibal]

It will lose to 5800x in some and win in some. So it depends on what you do with your PC...
For me both 5800x and 5800x3d both would be upgrades... so interesting to see what cpu suits better to my user case!

 

[spentshells]

I'd like to see all testing done with 3600Mhz RAM across the board

 

[helper800]

I'd like to see all testing done with 3600Mhz RAM across the board

Or better yet cl14 3600 or this.

 

[JamesJones44]

Off-topic: the name of the review site/group is a play on words for "chancho", which means "pig". That will explain their logo.

On-topic: well, expected for the most part. Can the regular 5800X close the gap with PBO? I think that's the real important question to answer here. I'm pretty sure it'll be a close call and make the 5800X3D look kind of dumb. But let's wait and see!

Regards.

Based on early benchmarks thus far it seems plausible that an overclocked 5800x would be equal to or better than a 5800X3D, but until we get some FPS benches across a wide range of games it's still just a guess. Either way, the cost seems really hard to justify for what seems like a minor bump in performance.

 

[Makaveli]

Off-topic: the name of the review site/group is a play on words for "chancho", which means "pig". That will explain their logo.

On-topic: well, expected for the most part. Can the regular 5800X close the gap with PBO? I think that's the real important question to answer here. I'm pretty sure it'll be a close call and make the 5800X3D look kind of dumb. But let's wait and see!

Regards.

The regular 5800X even without PBO should be faster at most things outside of gaming and the occasional app that can benefit from the extra cache.

 

[salgado18]

The regular 5800X even without PBO should be faster at most things outside of gaming and the occasional app that can benefit from the extra cache.

the entire chip is built around "the occasional app that can benefit from the extra cache".

 

[Makaveli]

the entire chip is built around "the occasional app that can benefit from the extra cache".

yes but most consumer workloads will not see any gains. This is after all a hand me down from Milan X.

Hoping we see some leaked gaming benchmarks before the week is done.

Will leave this here also.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1512151405615849477

View: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1512151405615849477

 

[AndreasWqhd]

Amd did a massive mistake fitting this on Ryzen 7 instead of a Ryzen 9. That way, it would've been more able to compete with the I9 12900K's from Intel. Who came up with the "dim" idea to fit tech like this on a Ryzen 7? I like Amd, but they goofed up big time with X3d.

 

[helper800]

Amd did a massive mistake fitting this on Ryzen 7 instead of a Ryzen 9. That way, it would've been more able to compete with the I9 12900K's from Intel. Who came up with the "dim" idea to fit tech like this on a Ryzen 7? I like Amd, but they goofed up big time with X3d.

Hindsight is 20-20, and it sees you wrong now that benchmarks are out. This CPU competes trade for trade in almost all games with the 12900ks an 800 dollar CPU for a little over half the price.

 

[AndreasWqhd]

Hindsight is 20-20, and it sees you wrong now that benchmarks are out. This CPU competes trade for trade in almost all games with the 12900ks an 800 dollar CPU for a little over half the price.

Just to make myself abundantly clear since I forgot to do so in my earlier comment, i have no beef with Amd & I'm not on intel's side at all. Just said it would've been a better idea to fit the enhancements on a 5900x to make it a little bit more competitive in application performance such as blender, Cinema4D, Resolve & other applications that would have benefitted well from the enlarged cache. No ill will towards amd or any bias, just an observation.