Would upgrading from the Ryzen 5600x to the 5600X3D, if available, be worth it for gaming?
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Depends on the price. If it costs less than €150, yes. Otherwise, you can just go for the €200 5700X3D.
I would pay a maximum of 130€, possibly +/- 10€.
As far as I know, it is not available in Germany yet.
That would be best. The 5800X3D is too expensive in comparison, and the 5600X3D, at only €50 less, would be too weak in comparison.
Would take the AMD Ryzen 5 5700x
It always depends on the game. Some games benefit greatly from the extra cache, while in other games you'll barely see any increase.
Would definitely keep AM4 alive a little longer, but the
Ryzen 5 7600 also costs only 160€ and is better even without 3D cache.
Of course, you still have to add the motherboard and RAM, but there you have upgrade options and newer features.
I would save up and switch to AM5, but it wouldn't be a bad idea to have another boost for the CPU for €150.
Yes. In benchmark videos on YouTube, the X3D seems to achieve a 20 FPS increase in some games. Do you think that would be a reason to switch when the CPU arrives, which is supposed to be the case?
Hello,
In terms of performance, the jump is okay. However, a Ryzen 5 5600x3D (if it were even available in Europe) would cost too much. It's better to go straight for a Ryzen 7 5800x3D.
LG
As far as I know, AMD has already made it clear that the R5-5600X3D will not be officially available as a freely available end-user CPU in Germany.
Otherwise, the 3D LLC, which has a capacity of approximately 64 to 96 MB, could, depending on the application or game, provide about 5 to 30% more performance than a similarly clocked R5-5600(X) without LLC.
No, because you won't notice the minimal difference because it's only 20 fps