If you're already on the AM4 platform, the 5700X3D is a no-brainer. No need to upgrade platforms yet. This CPU will likely never be the bottleneck of pretty much any combo for the next couple of years.
Playing ghosts of tsushima with the 5600x I had a weird line through the screen (only this game) also stutters. I decided to buy the 5700x3d and my god it's made the game silky smooth. It even trades blows with a 7700 on am5 so I guess I'll wait for am6.
Thanks for the test! No one else was doing this, so I’m really glad you did. How does it feel to be the only person on the internet publishing these comparisons?
@@nickwong2525 That's great to hear. I would get a gpu like that but I'm most likely going for RDNA 4(with it's strongest or 2nd strongest gpu in the line up).
I have a 5600x and I'm going to be buying a 5700x3d when Black Friday happens and skipping AM5. The reason being is that I game at 4k where the CPU matters less so the cost of buying a 9800x3d, AM5 motherboard and DDR5 ram isn't really worth it at 4k. And with the money that I save I can put that towards a higher end GPU which will give me a bigger performance boost at 4k.
@@TheMaster1246same as me I’m switching to 4k because I ordered a PS5 Pro and 4K monitor so I bought 32GB ram running 3200mhz oc to 3600 Ryzen 7 5700x3d with a RTX 4070 medium settings will do for 4K.
I just upgraded to 5700x3D from 5600x since I got a good deal on it. I'Il upgrade GPU next spring when new AMD cards come so could use some better CPU performance then. Didn't think moving to AM5 really made sense so will be waiting for AM6 before anymore upgrades.
@@TheMaster1246 got mine for $147 on aliexpress yesterday, i dont see the price going down much more and availability is starting to go down, it might be end of life soon like the 5800x3d
Replacing my 3600x with the 5700x3d. Ill be getting a 50-70% boost in performance without replacing my motherboard. Spending 200 dollars on an other wise 800 dollar solution.
I have a 5600X with 3060Ti at 1440p and I do play plenty of CPU heavy games, the results look impressive but can someone who upgraded tell me is it really worth it? I love my 5600X and I'm wary about the lower clock speed.
The lower clock speed really only matters in Production/Content creation tasks, when the tripled L3 cache of the 3D chip more than makes up for that drop; Regarding gaming overall. Because even if you get the 5800X3D instead that has the "normal" clock speeds, it's still only a 5 to 20fps avg diff with the 5700X3D; Varies by game. Also the larger L3 cache assists with much better frame times than the non-3D variant. So the game overall feels "smoother".
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty I did the upgrade and I run 1080P. My experience has been stellar, worth every penny imho. In competitive games the difference is huge and in other 3A games the stability is much much better.
@@ratata3434 Really you like it that much? Thanks. I just wish the 5800X3D was cheaper or the 5600X3D was still available. Did you really notice that big of a difference in games? Most games I play are open world RPGs, not competitive.
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty I really like it. However I am not sure for your own use case and I am also a very, very sensitive person to framerate changes. With a 144Hz display, I had a terrible time playing CS2 with 5600, my 1% lows would drop below 144 all the time.
I could totally play these games at the lower average fps and enjoy them (5600x) and save the 200 dollars i don't know about the graphics card though 2000 dollars is a used car.
I’m a little stumped not sure what to do, should I build (used parts mostly) the 5600x am4, 7500f am5, or 5700x3d am4. I’m wanting to pair with a rx6800 which I’ve found for $300-$320 roughly . I’m currently on an i5-10600k with a 3060. Not entirely sure what to do, I would’ve liked to have an upgrade path on my current build but it seems I fucked up in 2021 building for the future. Unless you know of a LGA1200 socket cpu that would match the price to performance of the 5700x3d or even 7500f. LGA1200 in that price range with the Performance I’ll take in a heart beat just not sure if it exist. If it does I’d just upgrade well obviously cpu, already have gpu lined up, than eventually upgrade to 64gb of ram or something, for days I’ve been trying to figure out what to do and every RUclipsr hasn’t been able to id appreciate your help.
I'm going to upgrade from my long due gen 4 Intel i5 4690 and I'm currently on a budget of 750€, I already have 1080ti Rog Strix and 750w golden PSU, so I'm going to use that from my old system, and I was thinking what to do here, go AM4 and buy cheaper 5600x or over double the price 5700x3d (my country has strange idea of pricing) or go bankrupt and try build somewhat sustainable AM5 system with maby 7600x for a start.. However I think it's best to go for AM4 at the moment cuz I don't want to spend much more than 550-600€ now!
am5 has the potential to upgrade, i think is your best bet is to invest in a decent AM5 mobo + 16gb of 6000mhz ddr5 and stick with a 7500f (you can get it for 120$ if you search enough) if your plan is to upgrade in the future. the gpu and cpu. 7500f performs better than 5800x3d
Just bought a 5700x3d for $199 on Newegg, not only for the price and the upgrade from my 3600, but because Trump tariffs are about to jack up prices worse than the supply chain problems during Covid lockdowns.
All the tests I see are at 1080 and yours even at 720, it's normal that the CPU isn't enough with a 4090. Nobody would play like that except in competitive games. It seems more realistic to me to also test other resolutions to see if it's worth jumping to AM4 or not for 1440 or 4k.
This makes no sense, because as the screen resolution increases, the requirements for the processor tend to zero, in inverse proportion to the load on the video card. The difference in processor performance can best be seen in lower resolutions, because the higher they are, the smaller the difference in frames. P.S. Sorry for Google translation
@@imnosuperman61rus50 That's the point though. Yeah, you'll see a bigger difference in performance at low resolutions, but realistically the vast majority of 4080/4090/7900XTX owners are at 1440p or 4k. A 40% uplift at 720p doesn't matter if nobody is using a 4090 for 720p. A better metric to benchmark would 1% lows at 4k. You might not get better overall fps with a better CPU, but you might get less stutter/frame drops.
@@halifax9254 This is true, but the trend is still likely to persist, despite the small values. It’s just that these tests were most likely done to measure the performance difference. In general, I understand what you mean, it’s just that this is rather meticulous, which for the vast majority does not have much meaning. However, you have the right to your point of view and it has its place.
if processor shows significant gains in performance 720p/1080p, then obviously it will also show much stable performance at higher resolutions, but for years i read such ignorant comments like "oh dont test in 1080p cuz 4090 people use for 4k". You test processor performance at low resolution where CPU gets packed with frame requests, and how stable it maintain the timeframe, and you test GPU at highest possible settings and resolution to test GPU capability to render these frames, it was like that from years, or maybe you want 1080p CPU tests being done on some bloody RTX 3050 where you can get away with ryzen 3600 because GPU is lacking itself? *facepalm*
Would the difference in performance be as significant on a more moderate card. Not sure a 4090 on this platform is realistic, whoever owns a 4090 most likely would be on AM5
With vertical video enabled at Full HD 75Gz, there is no difference between these processors! I will say more that the 2700X is still a relevant processor for games in combination with a 4060Ti or 7700 XT.😁
Tommorow i go pick up my new RX 7900 XT 20GB OC and i have 5600x CPU, I don't want to upgrade to AM5, what CPU from AM4 you think i should upgrade, or should I at all?
I have a 5600x and 7900 XT. In 1440p or 4K I don't think the cpu is a bottleneck. You can get these differences only in 1080p. BMW runs nicely on this setup. I use 1440p, cinematic, vsync, no motion blur, fps capped to 60, no frame gen. It looks and runs awesome and gpu is 70c during play. Cpu runs maybe at 40%. If you want a little more from your 5600x just install an aftermarket cooler. No need to use much for it and the original basic cooler is ok if you don't mind its whirring sound. Everyone praises the 5700X3D and I'm sure its a great cpu. I just don't play in 1080p or do heavy video editing etc. I love that 5600X gets a lot done and TDP is only 65W.
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Does it make Sense to buy a 5700x3d if you buy a 7800xt (prob wont Upgrade the next 5 yrs) or is the gpu the Limit before the 5700x3d can „enhence“ the fps anyways? Saw different setup with a 4070 and there was no difference in fps between the 5600x and the 5700x3d. Is the 5700x3d Worth it anyway or can I spend the 80 Bucks I Save on sth Else? Thanks :)
If you're playing on 1080p a better CPU will 90% of the time give you better FPS. I have a 3080+5600 combo and I'm jumping to either a 5700X3D or go all in with a 7800X3D or 9800X3D... so yes those 80$ are REALLY worth it.
I have a 5700x3D+6800xt which is comparable to a 7800xt like 4-5% performance difference. Coming from a 5600 and the fps increase depending on games are big and the 1% lows are extremely stable. Literally no stutters and 2more cores 4threads are worth it. Ive sold my 5600 and just added $80 to get the 5700x3D
@@Dens_VR yeah i got the 5700x3d after writing that first comment. Im still confused about performance boosts as i had my 5600x overclocked with Curve Optimizer but i believe im still getting better gaming performance with the 5700x3d, I'd say if you do more than gaming there might be other option AM4 like a 5900x or so.
I have a 5600x processor, 32 GB ddr4 3000 mhz ram, msi b550-a pro ddr4 motherboard, asus 850w 80+ gold pci 3.0 power supply, rtx 4070 super eagle graphics card. If I replace my processor with this model, will I get rid of the bottleneck and experience an increase in FPS? or is there no need? I would be very happy if you answer
I have a 5600x paired with a 4070ti and my 5700x3d will be delivered to me tomorrow. I’ll install it tomorrow and let you know if it was worth it. I have stuttering issues in multiple games especially cyberpunk.
I just swapped out my 5600x for the 5700x3d with the 4070 super and it seems all my games run smoother. Noticed about a 10-15% increase in frames in most games…. No more cpu bottleneck
@@sertyu222 So I got the 5700x3D and I was expecting a decent jump of at least 10-20 fps and for some reason it’s performing worse than my 5600x. I updated my bios and stuff but I’m really confused rn. The temps look good, it’s a legit CPU bought directly from Amazon etc. I’ll update if I figure anything out. Edit : After downloading chipset drivers, updating my bios etc. I didn’t gain fps. I found out the problem. My GPU undervolt was causing lower fps and my ram speed was down to 2133mhz instead of 3000. Once I turned the undervolt off, I noticed a 10-20+ fps gain. I still have stuttering issues but maybe that’s because of my mods. I can tell for the most part that my fps is solid and the stuttering is a little smoother but it’s still noticeable for me in cyberpunk. I played dying light 2 and noticed like a 20-30+ fps gain as well.
I'm considering getting the 5700x3D because I am having issues in space marine 2 with my 5600x. Does anybody know if i'll get a noticable performance increase by upgrading?
I’m really considering getting the 5700x3d for cyberpunk, I play it a lot. I have a 4070ti and a 5600x and I play at 1440p. Can I expect to see a similar performance increase if I got it? I know you’re using a 4090 but it seems like 10-20 fps more.
I upgraded from 5600X to 5700X3D. Pairing with 3080 10g... In 1440p with RT and DLLS on quality in Cyberpung I got 19fps more and no more stuttering FINALLY!. And Forza Motorsport became playable.
@@romandulce999 I’ll definitely consider it then! I really don’t feel like getting a new motherboard, ram, etc. I might settle for this one. On cyberpunk I get stuttering issues but nothing that’s too huge. It’s still noticeable though.
Almost nothing will change. Better resolution requires a better GPU, not a CPU. He uses a 4090, and both of those CPUs are bottlenecking it. I have 5600x with 4070 super now and there is no difference in fps between 1080p and 1440p (at least in warzone3, cs2, rdr2 and deadlock). Even though I use 4 monitors :)
@@internethikka no, i'ts not the same. When you active DLSS and or RT even in 1440p the cpu struggles in games like Spiderman or The last of Us. The point is i want to see the real difference if 1440p is there's are any apart of that two games (there are others)
Fake or wrong tests! In Starfield (New Atlantis) I have 75+ fps on my rtx4070 + 5600x in 2k resolution!! On video we have 65fps in 1080p with 4090!!!, its impossible.
The benchmark is correct! The sequence is very cpu intensive and the rtx 4090 doesn't play a role, I would also hit the identical fps with the rtx 4070 super. I use CapframeX for AVG and 1% low FPS. Capture time 40sec, 3 runs. If you want to reproduce this test, use the exact same graphic settings (without fg) and run the same path. And for recording the fps - CapframeX Btw. you find a CPU-Z validation as proof in the video description in every video.
@@shbddh The difference is the gpu dude at that resolution. You only have more "fps" if you use DLSS or ray tracing that cpu dependent. Look the video that Hardware Unboxing just upload.
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If you're already on the AM4 platform, the 5700X3D is a no-brainer. No need to upgrade platforms yet. This CPU will likely never be the bottleneck of pretty much any combo for the next couple of years.
and with 3090? im thinking about this combination.
and the best idea is probably just wait till AM6 gon come out and then upgrade to the new AM6
@@ronaldstefanec2759 Depends on what resolution u planning to game on.
@@nickwong2525 1080p
@@ronaldstefanec2759 That would be a great combo.
Playing ghosts of tsushima with the 5600x I had a weird line through the screen (only this game) also stutters. I decided to buy the 5700x3d and my god it's made the game silky smooth. It even trades blows with a 7700 on am5 so I guess I'll wait for am6.
I have never had this problem with this game despite the fact that I am with R5 5600x it is all fluid
Got the 5700x3d + 32gb of ram newegg deal at $160. Effectively around $120 for the cpu whihc is nuts
Que barbaro! Un chollo sin duda alguna!
How many days ago you got that deal? Cuz now it's 230$ with 32 free ram(
Thanks for the test! No one else was doing this, so I’m really glad you did. How does it feel to be the only person on the internet publishing these comparisons?
Great content and really exposes just how poorly optimized Jedi Survivor and Starfield are
5700X3D is the only choice for AM4 gamers.
200 bucks, great performance and cheap motherboard and RAM.
TBH it's the only cpu that(almost) makes me want to stick with AM4 at this point.
@@masterlee1988 Just upgraded to 5700X3D 2 weeks ago with 4070 Ti Super.
Just grabbed it for 180$ such a steal.I was thinking of 5800x3d but its slightly better for 350$ so not worth it.
@@meimphisto Good choice
@@nickwong2525 That's great to hear. I would get a gpu like that but I'm most likely going for RDNA 4(with it's strongest or 2nd strongest gpu in the line up).
I’m still undecided if I should really spend Money on the 5700x3d to replace my 5600x I got 3 years ago
I have a 5600x and I'm going to be buying a 5700x3d when Black Friday happens and skipping AM5.
The reason being is that I game at 4k where the CPU matters less so the cost of buying a 9800x3d, AM5 motherboard and DDR5 ram isn't really worth it at 4k. And with the money that I save I can put that towards a higher end GPU which will give me a bigger performance boost at 4k.
@@TheMaster1246same as me I’m switching to 4k because I ordered a PS5 Pro and 4K monitor so I bought 32GB ram running 3200mhz oc to 3600 Ryzen 7 5700x3d with a RTX 4070 medium settings will do for 4K.
I just upgraded to 5700x3D from 5600x since I got a good deal on it. I'Il upgrade GPU next spring when new AMD cards come so could use some better CPU performance then. Didn't think moving to AM5 really made sense so will be waiting for AM6 before anymore upgrades.
@@TheMaster1246 got mine for $147 on aliexpress yesterday, i dont see the price going down much more and availability is starting to go down, it might be end of life soon like the 5800x3d
@@anterovaarnamo yeah same im rocking my 3070 i got in early 2021 and i will upgrade to the 5070 most likely
Replacing my 3600x with the 5700x3d. Ill be getting a 50-70% boost in performance without replacing my motherboard. Spending 200 dollars on an other wise 800 dollar solution.
The difference in Bannerlord 💀
@@kingwarrior8098 Damn!
Its a CPU game
I have a 5600X with 3060Ti at 1440p and I do play plenty of CPU heavy games, the results look impressive but can someone who upgraded tell me is it really worth it? I love my 5600X and I'm wary about the lower clock speed.
The lower clock speed really only matters in Production/Content creation tasks, when the tripled L3 cache of the 3D chip more than makes up for that drop; Regarding gaming overall.
Because even if you get the 5800X3D instead that has the "normal" clock speeds, it's still only a 5 to 20fps avg diff with the 5700X3D; Varies by game.
Also the larger L3 cache assists with much better frame times than the non-3D variant. So the game overall feels "smoother".
@@Daigon95 I do care a lot about smooth frametimes and I know some games really like clock speed but generally most games love L3 cache right?
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty I did the upgrade and I run 1080P. My experience has been stellar, worth every penny imho. In competitive games the difference is huge and in other 3A games the stability is much much better.
@@ratata3434 Really you like it that much? Thanks. I just wish the 5800X3D was cheaper or the 5600X3D was still available. Did you really notice that big of a difference in games? Most games I play are open world RPGs, not competitive.
@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty I really like it. However I am not sure for your own use case and I am also a very, very sensitive person to framerate changes. With a 144Hz display, I had a terrible time playing CS2 with 5600, my 1% lows would drop below 144 all the time.
5700x3d is the hest cpu on am4 right now👍👍
I could totally play these games at the lower average fps and enjoy them (5600x) and save the 200 dollars i don't know about the graphics card though 2000 dollars is a used car.
What is Test Monitor?
Wow finally some1 who knows how to benchmark and compare cpus
4090 with 5600x in 1080p this is best bottleneck scenario i ever seen
I’m a little stumped not sure what to do, should I build (used parts mostly) the 5600x am4, 7500f am5, or 5700x3d am4. I’m wanting to pair with a rx6800 which I’ve found for $300-$320 roughly . I’m currently on an i5-10600k with a 3060. Not entirely sure what to do, I would’ve liked to have an upgrade path on my current build but it seems I fucked up in 2021 building for the future. Unless you know of a LGA1200 socket cpu that would match the price to performance of the 5700x3d or even 7500f. LGA1200 in that price range with the Performance I’ll take in a heart beat just not sure if it exist. If it does I’d just upgrade well obviously cpu, already have gpu lined up, than eventually upgrade to 64gb of ram or something, for days I’ve been trying to figure out what to do and every RUclipsr hasn’t been able to id appreciate your help.
Am5 would be better in a long term
I'm going to upgrade from my long due gen 4 Intel i5 4690 and I'm currently on a budget of 750€, I already have 1080ti Rog Strix and 750w golden PSU, so I'm going to use that from my old system, and I was thinking what to do here, go AM4 and buy cheaper 5600x or over double the price 5700x3d (my country has strange idea of pricing) or go bankrupt and try build somewhat sustainable AM5 system with maby 7600x for a start.. However I think it's best to go for AM4 at the moment cuz I don't want to spend much more than 550-600€ now!
am5 has the potential to upgrade, i think is your best bet is to invest in a decent AM5 mobo + 16gb of 6000mhz ddr5 and stick with a 7500f (you can get it for 120$ if you search enough) if your plan is to upgrade in the future. the gpu and cpu. 7500f performs better than 5800x3d
If you can, id like to see a new benchmark: "Ryzen 5 7600X vs Ryzen 5 9600X - after patches"
Sry, but I need a break from the CPU benchmarks 🙈
@@BENCHMARKSFORGAMERS I get it, but Arrow Lake is coming 🫣
Just bought a 5700x3d for $199 on Newegg, not only for the price and the upgrade from my 3600, but because Trump tariffs are about to jack up prices worse than the supply chain problems during Covid lockdowns.
The Biden admin expanded tariffs on China, and kept most of the Trump admins tariffs in place. I’m not concerned.
All the tests I see are at 1080 and yours even at 720, it's normal that the CPU isn't enough with a 4090. Nobody would play like that except in competitive games. It seems more realistic to me to also test other resolutions to see if it's worth jumping to AM4 or not for 1440 or 4k.
This makes no sense, because as the screen resolution increases, the requirements for the processor tend to zero, in inverse proportion to the load on the video card. The difference in processor performance can best be seen in lower resolutions, because the higher they are, the smaller the difference in frames.
P.S. Sorry for Google translation
@@imnosuperman61rus50 That's the point though. Yeah, you'll see a bigger difference in performance at low resolutions, but realistically the vast majority of 4080/4090/7900XTX owners are at 1440p or 4k. A 40% uplift at 720p doesn't matter if nobody is using a 4090 for 720p. A better metric to benchmark would 1% lows at 4k. You might not get better overall fps with a better CPU, but you might get less stutter/frame drops.
@@halifax9254 This is true, but the trend is still likely to persist, despite the small values. It’s just that these tests were most likely done to measure the performance difference. In general, I understand what you mean, it’s just that this is rather meticulous, which for the vast majority does not have much meaning. However, you have the right to your point of view and it has its place.
if processor shows significant gains in performance 720p/1080p, then obviously it will also show much stable performance at higher resolutions, but for years i read such ignorant comments like "oh dont test in 1080p cuz 4090 people use for 4k".
You test processor performance at low resolution where CPU gets packed with frame requests, and how stable it maintain the timeframe, and you test GPU at highest possible settings and resolution to test GPU capability to render these frames, it was like that from years, or maybe you want 1080p CPU tests being done on some bloody RTX 3050 where you can get away with ryzen 3600 because GPU is lacking itself?
*facepalm*
Would the difference in performance be as significant on a more moderate card. Not sure a 4090 on this platform is realistic, whoever owns a 4090 most likely would be on AM5
Eu tenho uma rx 7800xt e o ryzen 5600 eu jogo em qhd, acha que vale apena trocar pro ryzen 5700x3d ?
Acredito que sim
With vertical video enabled at Full HD 75Gz, there is no difference between these processors! I will say more that the 2700X is still a relevant processor for games in combination with a 4060Ti or 7700 XT.😁
i using 5600x. this one is really interesting.
7 5700x3d is
currently 160$ in my country
Tommorow i go pick up my new RX 7900 XT 20GB OC and i have 5600x CPU, I don't want to upgrade to AM5, what CPU from AM4 you think i should upgrade, or should I at all?
I have a 5600x and 7900 XT. In 1440p or 4K I don't think the cpu is a bottleneck. You can get these differences only in 1080p.
BMW runs nicely on this setup. I use 1440p, cinematic, vsync, no motion blur, fps capped to 60, no frame gen. It looks and runs awesome and gpu is 70c during play. Cpu runs maybe at 40%.
If you want a little more from your 5600x just install an aftermarket cooler. No need to use much for it and the original basic cooler is ok if you don't mind its whirring sound.
Everyone praises the 5700X3D and I'm sure its a great cpu. I just don't play in 1080p or do heavy video editing etc. I love that 5600X gets a lot done and TDP is only 65W.
I confirm what you said, I have a 7900XTX in 2k 1440p I never had a bottleneck in most games
went from a 5500 to a 5700x3d worth it to me
Bro this you realize both of these cpu botleneck the 4090😂
i wonder how much is different in 2k
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@@Kritik-e6w nope because he tested in 1080p which GPU was unable to load effectively since this test is focus on CPU performance
Will I notice a difference in 1400p
You will and if you ever decide to play with emulators you will see difference there also and upcoming games.
Dude that R5 5600x better then R9 3900X!!!
Which one should i buy?? Or R7
is 1440p or fullhd?
1080p
Does it make Sense to buy a 5700x3d if you buy a 7800xt (prob wont Upgrade the next 5 yrs) or is the gpu the Limit before the 5700x3d can „enhence“ the fps anyways? Saw different setup with a 4070 and there was no difference in fps between the 5600x and the 5700x3d.
Is the 5700x3d Worth it anyway or can I spend the 80 Bucks I Save on sth Else?
Thanks :)
If you're playing on 1080p a better CPU will 90% of the time give you better FPS. I have a 3080+5600 combo and I'm jumping to either a 5700X3D or go all in with a 7800X3D or 9800X3D... so yes those 80$ are REALLY worth it.
I have a 5600x and 7800xt.. It's a good combo I can see for years but the 5700x3d is a big jump in performance but I have a 1440p monitor..
I have a 5700x3D+6800xt which is comparable to a 7800xt like 4-5% performance difference. Coming from a 5600 and the fps increase depending on games are big and the 1% lows are extremely stable. Literally no stutters and 2more cores 4threads are worth it. Ive sold my 5600 and just added $80 to get the 5700x3D
@@GTduzIt I have a 3090 and my 5600x is bottlenecking my 3090 at 1440p
@@Dens_VR yeah i got the 5700x3d after writing that first comment. Im still confused about performance boosts as i had my 5600x overclocked with Curve Optimizer but i believe im still getting better gaming performance with the 5700x3d, I'd say if you do more than gaming there might be other option AM4 like a 5900x or so.
I have a
5600x processor,
32 GB ddr4 3000 mhz ram,
msi b550-a pro ddr4 motherboard,
asus 850w 80+ gold pci 3.0 power supply,
rtx 4070 super eagle graphics card.
If I replace my processor with this model, will I get rid of the bottleneck and experience an increase in FPS? or is there no need?
I would be very happy if you answer
I have a 5600x paired with a 4070ti and my 5700x3d will be delivered to me tomorrow. I’ll install it tomorrow and let you know if it was worth it. I have stuttering issues in multiple games especially cyberpunk.
@@aarondunnmedia nice keep us updated!
I just swapped out my 5600x for the 5700x3d with the 4070 super and it seems all my games run smoother. Noticed about a 10-15% increase in frames in most games…. No more cpu bottleneck
@@sertyu222 So I got the 5700x3D and I was expecting a decent jump of at least 10-20 fps and for some reason it’s performing worse than my 5600x. I updated my bios and stuff but I’m really confused rn. The temps look good, it’s a legit CPU bought directly from Amazon etc. I’ll update if I figure anything out.
Edit : After downloading chipset drivers, updating my bios etc. I didn’t gain fps. I found out the problem. My GPU undervolt was causing lower fps and my ram speed was down to 2133mhz instead of 3000. Once I turned the undervolt off, I noticed a 10-20+ fps gain. I still have stuttering issues but maybe that’s because of my mods. I can tell for the most part that my fps is solid and the stuttering is a little smoother but it’s still noticeable for me in cyberpunk. I played dying light 2 and noticed like a 20-30+ fps gain as well.
@@aarondunnmedia so its worth it?
I'm considering getting the 5700x3D because I am having issues in space marine 2 with my 5600x. Does anybody know if i'll get a noticable performance increase by upgrading?
Not sure about that particular game, however my experience has been stellar, would do it again.
@ratata3434 okay good to know, thank you!
I’m really considering getting the 5700x3d for cyberpunk, I play it a lot. I have a 4070ti and a 5600x and I play at 1440p. Can I expect to see a similar performance increase if I got it? I know you’re using a 4090 but it seems like 10-20 fps more.
I'm on the same case, just that I have the non x version
I upgraded from 5600X to 5700X3D. Pairing with 3080 10g... In 1440p with RT and DLLS on quality in Cyberpung I got 19fps more and no more stuttering FINALLY!. And Forza Motorsport became playable.
@@romandulce999 I’ll definitely consider it then! I really don’t feel like getting a new motherboard, ram, etc. I might settle for this one. On cyberpunk I get stuttering issues but nothing that’s too huge. It’s still noticeable though.
@@aarondunnmedia My experience is als osimilar to theirs. All the stutters I had in any of my games is long gone, the games run very smoothly.
@@ratata3434Awesome thank you! It’ll be delivered to me tomorrow. I’ll let you know if it gets rid of my stutters also!
а ты поставь 4070 и посмотрим
This test in 1440p whould be great.
Almost nothing will change. Better resolution requires a better GPU, not a CPU. He uses a 4090, and both of those CPUs are bottlenecking it. I have 5600x with 4070 super now and there is no difference in fps between 1080p and 1440p (at least in warzone3, cs2, rdr2 and deadlock). Even though I use 4 monitors :)
@@internethikka no, i'ts not the same. When you active DLSS and or RT even in 1440p the cpu struggles in games like Spiderman or The last of Us.
The point is i want to see the real difference if 1440p is there's are any apart of that two games (there are others)
Fake or wrong tests! In Starfield (New Atlantis) I have 75+ fps on my rtx4070 + 5600x in 2k resolution!! On video we have 65fps in 1080p with 4090!!!, its impossible.
The benchmark is correct! The sequence is very cpu intensive and the rtx 4090 doesn't play a role, I would also hit the identical fps with the rtx 4070 super.
I use CapframeX for AVG and 1% low FPS. Capture time 40sec, 3 runs.
If you want to reproduce this test, use the exact same graphic settings (without fg) and run the same path. And for recording the fps - CapframeX
Btw. you find a CPU-Z validation as proof in the video description in every video.
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i always play 720p ^^
ah always 4090
It's impressive but the 1% lows are much better on the 5600x system in every game except for Plague Tale it's slightly better 🤔
What is this bs dude stop it lol are you playing GoW 720p ?
No. Is 1080p with DLSS.
funny, how NOBODY pay attention to the supposedly 5600X pulling out 75W @ 50c°.. when you know that its limited @ 65W TDP... but hey, you do you :)
Like the intel 65W TDP. Every modern Cpu has a higher powerlimit than 65W default. Ryzen 5600x will go up to 88W packagepower.
Scammer. I have 5600 and 6700xt card. I have more fps then 4090 and 5700x3d? yea yea sure bro i believe u.
You don't even know how games are tested dude.
QHD and 4K would be more interesting
No really because is more gpu depended
@@jamesdmI want see real difference in real resolution :)
@@shbddh The difference is the gpu dude at that resolution.
You only have more "fps" if you use DLSS or ray tracing that cpu dependent.
Look the video that Hardware Unboxing just upload.
@@shbddhyour not gonna see any difference lmao especially at 4k since it’s more gpu heavy you’ll probably see max 5-10 fps difference
@@hector-tp3pv there is the point
Bottleneck ?
What are you talking about?
modern gaying is when you pay 1500-2000 dollars US to barely get under 100 fps in garbage like final nerd fantasy...