• Benny_Boy_87@alien.top
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    3 years ago

    I’m on a 2700 that’s struggling with modern games. That 5700X3D looks too good to pass up.

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    3 years ago

    member when everyone got real upset when I said that 5600X3D wasn’t some particular stream of downbins or failures and everyone got mad because the AMD rep had said it was some unique deal to get rid of failed yields

    Kinda funny how they apparently decided to launch a bunch of mass-market parts on similar lines

    It was always about controlling the downward slide of 5800x3d prices and indeed we have seen 5800x3d prices bounce back upwards. Same thing they did with launching the 7900GRE to control 7900XT prices from getting too low.

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    3 years ago

    Wow, if the 5700X3D chip is 65W part I might get one. I’ve loved my 5800X3D since last December when I got it. Such a great chip!

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    3 years ago

    Hehe seems like I will never need to upgrade my platform in like the next 10 years. New games are much more gpu heavy anyways and even my 5600x is more than good enough for anything for now.

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      3 years ago

      I went with a 5700x because I didn’t want the cooling troubles a 5800x3d would bring into my crammed system. And money of course.

      5700x3d sounds pretty nice

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    3 years ago

    The main issue with the 5500 was the lack of cache I think? It could be a good upgrade for like a 100. 🤔

    I’m still on my old and trusty 3600.

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    3 years ago

    If it does happen, I would assume that it’s because of bad bins from 5600X3D and 5800X3D production, the 5500X3D would probably be another limited time Microcenter thing, the 5700X3D would probably stick around for awhile considering the supply of 5800X3Ds seems to still be very steady.