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AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D gaming processor announced for November 7 | 20% faster than Intel Core Ultra 9 285K
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what game can't be ran by a 5800x3D ? if anything I feel like graphic cards are the biggest bottle neck right now
Simulators and games with mods can push the cpu. But yeah. Mostly gpu limited.
The gpu has been the gaming bottleneck for decades.
Yup. I have no trouble running modern games on my Ryzen 5600, which doesn't even have the massive cache of the 3D chips. I'm not spending >$1k on a GPU, so my CPU is likely more than sufficient for quite a while.
Almoast any paradox game , except for maybe victoria 3.
1900’s to end date would like a word with you.
Escape from Tarkov. If you want 120+ fps on streets you pretty much need a 7800x3d.
5800X3D is my CPU for the next 3-5 years probs. Maybe even longer, it's so damn good.
Dragons Dogma 2 is notoriously CPU hungry.