How important are X3D processors at 1440p and beyond?

azrael · 2025-02-10T15:16:22+0000

Title almost says it all. I'm going for an AM5 build with an interim processor (have my eyes set on "Medusa"). Thinking of a 7700, because it's fairly cheap and according to Passmark is about 33% faster than my 3800X. I believe I've heard somewhere, that X3D processors make less sense the higher the resolution is. Right now, I'm using 1440p and I certainly won't go lower ever again.

Solaris17 · 2025-02-10T15:23:25+0000

Not exactly; CPUs are less constrained at higher resolutions because it’s all on the GPU. But cpu tasks and thread handling still benefit from fast CPUs and fast cache. You still want the best you can get you just don’t expect 100% load avg.

Contra · 2025-02-10T15:27:19+0000

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azrael said:
Right now, I'm using 1440p and I certainly won't go lower ever again.

If you use dlss/fsr/xess in any mode other than native, it will reduce rendering resolution and increase CPU load.

dirtyferret · 2025-02-10T15:36:41+0000

azrael said:
Title almost says it all. I'm going for an AM5 build with an interim processor (have my eyes set on "Medusa"). Thinking of a 7700, because it's fairly cheap and according to Passmark is about 33% faster than my 3800X. I believe I've heard somewhere, that X3D processors make less sense the higher the resolution is. Right now, I'm using 1440p and I certainly won't go lower ever again.

I assume we are talking about gaming? If so, depends on the exact games. Some games they make no difference, in some they make some difference and in some they make a big deal. Look at the games you play and like to play and check out some benchmarks @ 1440p just realize if you are sticking with your GTX 1080 the difference between CPUs will be less than most modern benchmarks that are run with a RTX 4090

Dragam1337 · 2025-02-10T15:44:09+0000

azrael said:
Title almost says it all. I'm going for an AM5 build with an interim processor (have my eyes set on "Medusa"). Thinking of a 7700, because it's fairly cheap and according to Passmark is about 33% faster than my 3800X. I believe I've heard somewhere, that X3D processors make less sense the higher the resolution is. Right now, I'm using 1440p and I certainly won't go lower ever again.

Serious lack of info here - we need your full specs.

Also, what games are you playing, and what is your fps goal.

Macro Device · 2025-02-10T15:45:48+0000

Long story short: CPUs don't care about the resolution. If the CPU can only give you 200 FPS then if the GPU allows for that, it'll be 200 FPS in any resolution.

So it might be reasonable to cut CPU spendings a little bit if you go high resolutions such as 4K in favour of a better GPU but generally speaking, you better buy the best CPU you can afford instead of overthinking it.

bug · 2025-02-10T15:56:00+0000

azrael said:
Title almost says it all. I'm going for an AM5 build with an interim processor (have my eyes set on "Medusa"). Thinking of a 7700, because it's fairly cheap and according to Passmark is about 33% faster than my 3800X. I believe I've heard somewhere, that X3D processors make less sense the higher the resolution is. Right now, I'm using 1440p and I certainly won't go lower ever again.

Just read the reviews on TPU. Spoiler alert: performance-wise, not that important.

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And that's with a 4090.

Dragam1337 · 2025-02-10T15:59:07+0000

bug said:
Just read the reviews on TPU. Spoiler alert: performance-wise, not that important.

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And that's with a 4090.

Again, depends entirely on what games are played - if it's esports, then cpu will deffo matter. But op gave us close to zero info...

Frizz · 2025-02-10T16:00:35+0000

Solaris17 said:
Not exactly; CPUs are less constrained at higher resolutions because it’s all on the GPU. But cpu tasks and thread handling still benefit from fast CPUs and fast cache. You still want the best you can get you just don’t expect 100% load avg.

Hmm I balanced my build because of this since I use a 4k monitor, a CPU thats current and mid range and up arent really going to make any meaningful difference in games, it didnt make sense for me to get the 9800x3d hence why I went intel. Really I was going to end up with a similar performing CPU for a whopping 400 aud more since no meaningful difference in games at 4K and comparable production power and significantly less rendering prowess

mb194dc · 2025-02-10T16:05:08+0000

Not much unless you've got a very high end gfx card as well. Or you do other tasks on CPU.

If you're gpu bottlenecked, any modern cpu will do. I'm still using a 4790k in one rig and don't see any reason to change it due to that.

Ultimately, it depends on your use case.

bug · 2025-02-10T16:10:05+0000

Dragam1337 said:
Again, depends entirely on what games are played - if it's esports, then cpu will deffo matter. But op gave us close to zero info...

Having read your reply, I was 90% sure you bought a 3DVCache CPU before I looked at your system specs.
Yeah, esports is something else, you'll 3DVCache for those regardless. For anything else, at QHD or above it's just a nice to have.

ir_cow · 2025-02-10T16:17:03+0000

Macro Device said:
Long story short: CPUs don't care about the resolution. If the CPU can only give you 200 FPS then if the GPU allows for that, it'll be 200 FPS in any resolution.

So it might be reasonable to cut CPU spendings a little bit if you go high resolutions such as 4K in favour of a better GPU but generally speaking, you better buy the best CPU you can afford instead of overthinking it.

This is a nice way of explaining it actually.

droopyRO · 2025-02-10T16:28:44+0000

It dose matter if you play online stuff that requires it. For example when your fps drops from 80 to 40 when a hoard of enemies comes at you and your allies in Darktide or Vermintide, you would have wanted an X3D or a more powerful CPU. But in a single player title, it dose not matter if you die, cause you can quick load at any time.

azrael said:
Title almost says it all

azrael · 2025-02-10T20:04:39+0000

Thanks for all your input. My new system will use an RTX 4080. And yes, I'm asking for the gaming part of things. I'm pretty sure the 7700 would cover my needs since it's faster than the 3800X I'm using now. However, I don't want to get either a 7800X3D or 9800X3D, because they're way too pricey at the moment. I just need something useful until Zen 6 ("Medusa") comes around. If nothing else, the 9000 series would probably be quite a bit cheaper by then.

DaemonForce · 2025-02-10T20:27:39+0000

How important? Yes.
If it's 1st gen X3D you're all set for 1440p until next generation GPUs.
For now the 5900X and similar non-X3D are good at maxxing 5K capable GPUs at 100%.
So if you're on newer X3D or just need lots of cores, your big honkin chonkin GPU will push ALL the pixels that it can.

LabRat 891 · 2025-02-10T20:38:01+0000

It's 'important', period.
IME, X3D improves performance 'all around', with emphasis on 1% and 0.1% FPS avgs.

IIRC, a 5800X performs (near) universally worse vs, 5800X3D, regardless of resolution

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Shakallia · 2025-02-10T20:42:12+0000

azrael said:
Title almost says it all. I'm going for an AM5 build with an interim processor (have my eyes set on "Medusa"). Thinking of a 7700, because it's fairly cheap and according to Passmark is about 33% faster than my 3800X. I believe I've heard somewhere, that X3D processors make less sense the higher the resolution is. Right now, I'm using 1440p and I certainly won't go lower ever again.

The biggest benefit is the overall smoothness, especially in CPU intensive games like WoW, its litterally day and night, even playing at 1440p all maxed, and I mean all.

A lot less fps spikes.

dirtyferret · 2025-02-10T21:12:13+0000

Shakallia said:
CPU intensive games like WoW, its litterally day and night, even playing at 1440p all maxed,

anything you do to lower core latency will impact WoW performance which is why the 5800X3D will outperform a 7700x with DDR5 (still very good results)

dgianstefani · 2025-02-10T21:13:23+0000

Balanced builds are bullshit. You buy the best CPU you can afford and upgrade it maybe in five years. GPU upgrades are priority.

When your GPU isn't at 100% it's wasted budget.

"Matching" a CPU to a GPU is pointless because you're going to end up buying a faster GPU eventually.

Toothless · 2025-02-10T21:19:38+0000

azrael said:
Thanks for all your input. My new system will use an RTX 4080. And yes, I'm asking for the gaming part of things. I'm pretty sure the 7700 would cover my needs since it's faster than the 3800X I'm using now. However, I don't want to get either a 7800X3D or 9800X3D, because they're way too pricey at the moment. I just need something useful until Zen 6 ("Medusa") comes around. If nothing else, the 9000 series would probably be quite a bit cheaper by then.

5700x3d would be your friend. Fits same socket as your 3800x.

LastDudeALive · 2025-02-10T21:32:43+0000

Like others have said, as the resolution increases, the CPU becomes less important for overall performance because it increases the GPU load, not the CPU load, outside of a few games where the 3D cache provides enough benefit to still provide a notable performance boost at higher resolutions. And you could get a 5700X3D instead which would be a nice upgrade and probably allow you to feel comfortable enough to skip AM5 entirely, that's my plan with my 5800X3D.

However, there is one benefit of the 3D cache at higher resolutions, and that's better stability. If your GPU is getting ~200fps at 1080p, but there's a momentary dip down to ~150fps, that's not very noticeable. However, if your GPU is getting ~80fps at 1440p and there's a dip down to 50fps, that will be a very noticeable stutter. The X3D CPUs provide much better stability and fewer stutters like that, and stutters are more noticeable at higher resolutions where your average framerate is lower.

Dragam1337 · 2025-02-10T22:44:27+0000

azrael said:
Thanks for all your input. My new system will use an RTX 4080. And yes, I'm asking for the gaming part of things. I'm pretty sure the 7700 would cover my needs since it's faster than the 3800X I'm using now. However, I don't want to get either a 7800X3D or 9800X3D, because they're way too pricey at the moment. I just need something useful until Zen 6 ("Medusa") comes around. If nothing else, the 9000 series would probably be quite a bit cheaper by then.

And again you gave us fack all details - what games are you going to be playing, and what is your fps target...

azrael · 2025-02-11T05:58:58+0000

Toothless said:
5700x3d would be your friend. Fits same socket as your 3800x.

I have a 5700X3D, but I want to off-load it since I want to go AM5 now. With any luck my new motherboard should be arriving today.

Dragam1337 said:
And again you gave us fack all details - what games are you going to be playing, and what is your fps target...

What games I'm going to play shouldn't interest you, at least not much. I was asking about the relevance in general of X3D processors at resolutions of 1440p and beyond. Like I've stated initially this processor is going to tide me over until "Medusa". I just don't want to get something that'll hold the GPU back *in general*. And of course, it should at least be equally performant to the 3800X if not a 5700X3D. I should perhaps have stated, that gaming is only a part of what I'm using my PC for.

Dorek · 2025-02-11T06:24:04+0000

I tend to game quite a bit so i went with x3d so i can get a bit more fps even in badly optimized games like tarkov.

nomdeplume · 2025-02-11T07:15:37+0000

azrael said:
What games I'm going to play shouldn't interest you, at least not much. I was asking about the relevance in general of X3D processors at resolutions of 1440p and beyond. Like I've stated initially this processor is going to tide me over until "Medusa". I just don't want to get something that'll hold the GPU back *in general*. And of course, it should at least be equally performant to the 3800X if not a 5700X3D. I should perhaps have stated, that gaming is only a part of what I'm using my PC for.

This gets any closer to spillover back onto your screen I'm going to request a clean up team in here to sanitize the premises.

X3D for gaming. Pretty simple and broadly comprehended they have a single focus that leaves them far off the pace in other duties. AMD makes plenty of other options that won't hold back a gpu or programs. Not sure what missing link is preventing understanding your exact use, including games, informs any deeper reply?

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