Question Upgrading 58003XD using a B450-F Gamingm, thoughts?

[gabizinha]

Hey everyone,

I want to upgrade my PC by purchasing the 5800x3d and RTX 4070

My current PC is
Asus B450F Gaming, R5 3600x (w/ coolermaster hyper 212 evo), GTX1070, Masterwatt 750w PSU

I watched some videos that the 5800x3d is very hot, I would like to know if it will be ok with my B450F and my aircooler from CM, what do you think?

Thanks!

 

[bill001g]

I have a saved copy of a very old power table of amd cpus not sure where it came from or where to get a new one.

It is still current enough that it has the 5800x3d. I says your 3600x is 95watts and the 5800x3d is 105. That means your 212evo should be fine. I am not sure why they say the 5800x3d is hot when stuff like 13900k uses 2 to 3 times the power/heat.

There are a bunch of very inexpensive air coolers on the market now and they greatly exceed the capacity of the older style 212evo. Other than having to do a cooler swap I would try the 212evo first.

......read the specs on your motherboard to be 100% sure but I suspect at most you will need a bios upgrade to support the newer cpus.

 

[scout_03]

see this on the board https://versus.com/en/asus-rog-crosshair-viii-hero-vs-asus-rog-strix-b450-f-gaming some says cooler is good but there are some better also your case name and model with the fans position and flow .

 

[gabizinha]

I have a saved copy of a very old power table of amd cpus not sure where it came from or where to get a new one.

It is still current enough that it has the 5800x3d. I says your 3600x is 95watts and the 5800x3d is 105. That means your 212evo should be fine. I am not sure why they say the 5800x3d is hot when stuff like 13900k uses 2 to 3 times the power/heat.

There are a bunch of very inexpensive air coolers on the market now and they greatly exceed the capacity of the older style 212evo. Other than having to do a cooler swap I would try the 212evo first.

......read the specs on your motherboard to be 100% sure but I suspect at most you will need a bios upgrade to support the newer cpus.

Hi, I checked and it's supported. I just wanted to know if the VRM of the board would impact perfomance and etc.

Considering a 5800x would be cheaper, but the perfomance difference is so lower?

 

[bill001g]

Most the VRM stuff is related to overclocking and that is almost impossible on x3d chips. So if the motherboard says it can run the chip it has plenty of power.