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Massive upgrade from a 2700X
Back in January 2020, I built a gaming PC with a Ryzen 2700X. The CPU served me well, but I did not win the silicon lottery (so ram would not run stable above 2933 MHz) and there was definitely stuttering - especially in the first 5-10 seconds after loading into a new map in a game.Fast forward to April 2024, and I just upgraded the CPU/Cooler, and Case (it was cheaper to get a new case then to replace all of the noisy fans in the old case).The first thing I noticed was how much cooler and efficient the 5700X3D runs compared to the 2700X it replaced. I was routinely seeing 58-63C temps (with spikes to 70+C) with the 2700X, and now I am running 40-45C (even sometimes as low as in the high 30C range, and occasionally 46-47C).Second thing is the complete absence of stuttering. I never realized how back the stuttering was, I knew it wasn't good, but holy moley - it is soooooo smooth. Also, this CPU seems to sip power, unlike the 2700X, which loved to drink down power.Third, I am now running ram at an ultra stable 3200 MHz. This computer also is nearly dead silent - other than some minor coil whine from the PSU.I have seen significantly more stable frame rates (running a game at 120 fps now stays super close to 120 fps vs frequent dips to 60-80 fps. Microstuttering is now almost zero all the time, vs double digits percents all the time, and did I say super silky smooth gaming? Yes, I could have gotten the 5800X3D, but for me, this thing seems to be underutilized now, vs my always stressed out 2700X that was sweating out much higher temps with a nasty stutter at times. I might have built this a bit too quiet or it could be how cool this CPU runs, since instead of deafening fans, I can only barely hear some very muted electrical hisses and whines at times from the UPS severely manhandled PSU, even when gaming hard. The case is a DeepCool CH360 Digital and the cooler is an Arctic Freezer 36 A-RGB.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2024
Seems to gain not as much from an undervolt as the 5800x3d, which for me boosted 300mhz higher. This cpu reached within 50mhz of its advertised boost clock with stock settings anyway, the undervolt just keeps it there. All in all, a fantastic CPU. More efficient than the 5800x3d, probably with almost all of its performance gains(havent seen any reviews from any reviewers yet).
runs cooler and draws less power than 5800x3d.
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2024
Just got this delivered yesterday and got to tinker with it this morning. You'll notice in the first picture that I'm using an x370 motherboard. Yes, it works just fine after a BIOS update. The second picture shows the temperatures at idle, and after a ten minute all core workload, at stock settings. Temperatures dropped eight degrees on load with a modest -20 undervolt on all cores. The third picture was taken during a gaming benchmark, to show gaming temperatures.Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2024
Seems to gain not as much from an undervolt as the 5800x3d, which for me boosted 300mhz higher. This cpu reached within 50mhz of its advertised boost clock with stock settings anyway, the undervolt just keeps it there. All in all, a fantastic CPU. More efficient than the 5800x3d, probably with almost all of its performance gains(havent seen any reviews from any reviewers yet).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024
Back in January 2020, I built a gaming PC with a Ryzen 2700X. The CPU served me well, but I did not win the silicon lottery (so ram would not run stable above 2933 MHz) and there was definitely stuttering - especially in the first 5-10 seconds after loading into a new map in a game.
Fast forward to April 2024, and I just upgraded the CPU/Cooler, and Case (it was cheaper to get a new case then to replace all of the noisy fans in the old case).
The first thing I noticed was how much cooler and efficient the 5700X3D runs compared to the 2700X it replaced. I was routinely seeing 58-63C temps (with spikes to 70+C) with the 2700X, and now I am running 40-45C (even sometimes as low as in the high 30C range, and occasionally 46-47C).
Second thing is the complete absence of stuttering. I never realized how back the stuttering was, I knew it wasn't good, but holy moley - it is soooooo smooth. Also, this CPU seems to sip power, unlike the 2700X, which loved to drink down power.
Third, I am now running ram at an ultra stable 3200 MHz. This computer also is nearly dead silent - other than some minor coil whine from the PSU.
I have seen significantly more stable frame rates (running a game at 120 fps now stays super close to 120 fps vs frequent dips to 60-80 fps. Microstuttering is now almost zero all the time, vs double digits percents all the time, and did I say super silky smooth gaming? Yes, I could have gotten the 5800X3D, but for me, this thing seems to be underutilized now, vs my always stressed out 2700X that was sweating out much higher temps with a nasty stutter at times. I might have built this a bit too quiet or it could be how cool this CPU runs, since instead of deafening fans, I can only barely hear some very muted electrical hisses and whines at times from the UPS severely manhandled PSU, even when gaming hard. The case is a DeepCool CH360 Digital and the cooler is an Arctic Freezer 36 A-RGB.
Fast forward to April 2024, and I just upgraded the CPU/Cooler, and Case (it was cheaper to get a new case then to replace all of the noisy fans in the old case).
The first thing I noticed was how much cooler and efficient the 5700X3D runs compared to the 2700X it replaced. I was routinely seeing 58-63C temps (with spikes to 70+C) with the 2700X, and now I am running 40-45C (even sometimes as low as in the high 30C range, and occasionally 46-47C).
Second thing is the complete absence of stuttering. I never realized how back the stuttering was, I knew it wasn't good, but holy moley - it is soooooo smooth. Also, this CPU seems to sip power, unlike the 2700X, which loved to drink down power.
Third, I am now running ram at an ultra stable 3200 MHz. This computer also is nearly dead silent - other than some minor coil whine from the PSU.
I have seen significantly more stable frame rates (running a game at 120 fps now stays super close to 120 fps vs frequent dips to 60-80 fps. Microstuttering is now almost zero all the time, vs double digits percents all the time, and did I say super silky smooth gaming? Yes, I could have gotten the 5800X3D, but for me, this thing seems to be underutilized now, vs my always stressed out 2700X that was sweating out much higher temps with a nasty stutter at times. I might have built this a bit too quiet or it could be how cool this CPU runs, since instead of deafening fans, I can only barely hear some very muted electrical hisses and whines at times from the UPS severely manhandled PSU, even when gaming hard. The case is a DeepCool CH360 Digital and the cooler is an Arctic Freezer 36 A-RGB.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024
Im running a gigabyte 370 k7 MB so i did squeeze some out of it sense mb has a external clock gen and so far its been stable sense i got it little over 2 weeks ago.
Now if you running over 2560x1440p you not going too see huge gains from the 3d cache sense you more so gpu bound over that point. Tho i am running a samsung g9 5120x1440p with a 7900xtx and i do noticed small gains more so depends on the game too but were i noticed the big difference is in the 1% lows and min fps in my case. I also came from a 5800x YES i know .. but more so i needed too rma that cpu and needed another cpu on hand or i would've just been on using the 5800x till i go am5.
Otherwise i been pretty impressed with the 5700x3d ;) Lower clocks it has vs the 5800x3d really aint a big deal either very low percentage between the 2 really.
Great in games and 1% lows and min fps and runs cooler than the 5800x3d
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024
IF you still on am4 its a no brainer its cheaper than the 5800x3d too and the 5700x3d does run a good bit cooler too :)Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024
Im running a gigabyte 370 k7 MB so i did squeeze some out of it sense mb has a external clock gen and so far its been stable sense i got it little over 2 weeks ago.
Now if you running over 2560x1440p you not going too see huge gains from the 3d cache sense you more so gpu bound over that point. Tho i am running a samsung g9 5120x1440p with a 7900xtx and i do noticed small gains more so depends on the game too but were i noticed the big difference is in the 1% lows and min fps in my case. I also came from a 5800x YES i know .. but more so i needed too rma that cpu and needed another cpu on hand or i would've just been on using the 5800x till i go am5.
Otherwise i been pretty impressed with the 5700x3d ;) Lower clocks it has vs the 5800x3d really aint a big deal either very low percentage between the 2 really.
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edin amorim
Excelente compra.
Reviewed in Brazil on April 6, 2024
edin amorim
Reviewed in Brazil on April 6, 2024
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