AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D Ships Out, Could be Available by March-end

[btarunr]

With motherboard vendors posting UEFI firmware updates to support it, we were wondering where the actually processor is. It turns out, that the new AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D started shipping from factories. Greymon55, a reliable source with hardware leaks, states that 5800X3D is shipped, and the first retail batch of these processors could reach markets by the end of the month (the end of March, 2022).

The 5800X3D is the first client processor to feature a 3D stacked-die design. AMD is introducing the new 3D Vertical Cache, a 64 MB addition to the processor's 32 MB on-die cache, which works contiguously as a 96 MB L3 cache that each of the processor's eight "Zen 3" cores can access. Apparently "Zen 3" with 3D Vertical Cache has major performance gains, with AMD claiming gaming performance parity with the Core i9-12900K.



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[progste]

I'm very curious to see its real-world performace!

 

[AnarchoPrimitiv]

I'm interested to see pricing, I want to upgrade my 2700x, and my X470 board, but I'm thinking it might be cheaper if I wait until Zen4 is released and buy a Zen3 chip, maybe I'll pick up a 5800x or 5800x3D then and an x570s board, not looking forward to dropping all that money though, probably will be able to get away with the 5700xt until RX7000 is released and see if I can finally get an RX6800

 

[lexluthermiester]

@W1zzard
Is TPU doing a review of this CPU? It stands to reason, but the question is still worth asking just in case AMD didn't send a review sample..

 

[W1zzard]

@W1zzard
Is TPU doing a review of this CPU? It stands to reason, but the question is still worth asking just in case AMD didn't send a review sample..

I haven't heard anything from AMD regarding sampling, not sure if they even sent out invites yet

 

[Pumper]

What I want to see is a 5950X3D with IGPU.

 

[TheinsanegamerN]

I'm interested to see pricing, I want to upgrade my 2700x, and my X470 board, but I'm thinking it might be cheaper if I wait until Zen4 is released and buy a Zen3 chip, maybe I'll pick up a 5800x or 5800x3D then and an x570s board, not looking forward to dropping all that money though, probably will be able to get away with the 5700xt until RX7000 is released and see if I can finally get an RX6800

Why would you bother getting a x570s board and a 5800xd when zen 4 comes out? I thought the whole point of buying AMD was you didnt need a new motherboard for every CPU?

If you're going to switch out the whole platform may as well go zen 4. If you want a 5000 series, just put it in your x470 board and dont waste the money on a 570 board.

What I want to see is a 5950X3D with IGPU.

Huh? Whay would you want a iGPu on a 5950x? that would be a waste of space, not to mention much mroe expensive.

a 5950x3d I could see, but why the iGPU?

 

[lexluthermiester]

I haven't heard anything from AMD regarding sampling, not sure if they even sent out invites yet

Fair enough. This new development looks very interesting and seems like good progress. Looking forward to your usual in-depth dive!

 

[freeagent]

I might get one.. if they are available.. if it does 2K+ 1:1 I will sell my 5600X

 

[lexluthermiester]

I might get one.. if they are available.. if it does 2K+ 1:1 I will sell my 5600X

You should skip 2k and go to 4k. 1440p is nice but the scaling for some games and emulators is a real PITN. 720p scales perfectly to 1080p and 1080p scales perfectly to 2160p. Nothing scales to 1440p very well and ends up looking like crap at times. I'm trying to decide on a pair of 4k displays for my main rig. Not easy. Been dragging my feet on a platform upgrade as well. I'm look favorably at the 12700k, but if there is a specific benefit to the massive amount of 3D cache these CPU's will have, that will likely swing my choice.

 

[TechLurker]

Still idly hoping for a 5950X3D variant, just to end my AM4 journey on while watching DDR5 mature.

 

[Chomiq]

You should skip 2k and go to 4k. 1440p is nice but the scaling for some games and emulators is a real PITN. 720p scale perfectly to 1080p and 1080p scales perfectly to 2160p. Nothing scales to 1440p very well and ends up looking like crap at times. I'm trying to decide on a pair of 4k displays for my main rig. Not easy. Been dragging my feet on a platform upgrade as well. I'm look favorably at the 12700k, but if there is a specific benefit to the massive amount of 3D cache these CPU's will have, that will likely swing my choice.

Sadly there are still games that depend the most on the raw single core performance.
5800x -> max boost 4.7 Ghz
5800x3d -> max boost 4.5 Ghz
That's based on AMD specs. We'll see how it translates to 1-4 core workloads.

 

[Makaveli]

You should skip 2k and go to 4k. 1440p is nice but the scaling for some games and emulators is a real PITN. 720p scale perfectly to 1080p and 1080p scales perfectly to 2160p. Nothing scales to 1440p very well and ends up looking like crap at times. I'm trying to decide on a pair of 4k displays for my main rig. Not easy. Been dragging my feet on a platform upgrade as well. I'm look favorably at the 12700k, but if there is a specific benefit to the massive amount of 3D cache these CPU's will have, that will likely swing my choice.

He is talking about Infinity fabric speed not monitor resolution.

Sadly there are still games that depend the most on the raw single core performance.
5800x -> max boost 4.7 Ghz
5800x3d -> max boost 4.5 Ghz
That's based on AMD specs. We'll see how it translates to 1-4 core workloads.

There specs are conservative.

The 5800X at stock with no PBO does 4.85 Ghz With PBO 5.05Ghz is doable single core.

So we should see something similar on the newer chip.

 

[Steevo]

Sadly there are still games that depend the most on the raw single core performance.
5800x -> max boost 4.7 Ghz
5800x3d -> max boost 4.5 Ghz
That's based on AMD specs. We'll see how it translates to 1-4 core workloads.

Single core performance is almost directly related to cache hits, frequency and branching predictions, branching is about even between the two players, it’s down to frequency and cache size. What AMD can’t squeeze out of the process node is more frequency, so more cache it is.

 

[ThrashZone]

I might get one.. if they are available.. if it does 2K+ 1:1 I will sell my 5600X

Hi,
Nice don't even care about price point
Who knows 5950x finally dropped to 600.us maybe they did this to replace 750.us price point with this chip

 

[lexluthermiester]

Still idly hoping for a 5950X3D variant

I would be happy with a 5900X3D.

He is talking about Infinity fabric speed not monitor resolution.

Are you sure?

Sadly there are still games that depend the most on the raw single core performance.
5800x -> max boost 4.7 Ghz
5800x3d -> max boost 4.5 Ghz
That's based on AMD specs. We'll see how it translates to 1-4 core workloads.

I was not so concerned about games. All of the games I play will run fine on the 5600X so the 5800X3D will be fine for them. However, I do more than gaming and I want lots of fast cores/threads and 64MB of cache, I suspect, will give a serious boost to what I do. A 5900X3D would meet my needs and while a 5950X3D would be nice, I don't need that much performance.

 

[Totally]

Why would you bother getting a x570s board and a 5800xd when zen 4 comes out? I thought the whole point of buying AMD was you didnt need a new motherboard for every CPU?

You do realize that it's his choice not one AMD made for him. Nor did they say it would be his choice for x years and a year after release make the choice for him despite that.

 

[Makaveli]

Are you sure?

The part in bold leads me to believe so unless I'm mistaken.

2K+ 1:1

 

[freeagent]

Sorry guys yes I was talking about Infinity Fabric, sorry!

 

[Totally]

Hi,
Nice don't even care about price point
Who knows 5950x finally dropped to 600.us maybe they did this to replace 750.us price point with this chip

Why would anyone buy it then? If it costs more than a 5950x I won't even spare it a glance and get 5950x instead.

 

[lostsupper]

You should skip 2k and go to 4k. 1440p is nice but the scaling for some games and emulators is a real PITN. 720p scales perfectly to 1080p and 1080p scales perfectly to 2160p. Nothing scales to 1440p very well and ends up looking like crap at times. I'm trying to decide on a pair of 4k displays for my main rig. Not easy. Been dragging my feet on a platform upgrade as well. I'm look favorably at the 12700k, but if there is a specific benefit to the massive amount of 3D cache these CPU's will have, that will likely swing my choice.

2650x1440 is exactly twice the horizontal and vertical resolution of 1280x720, the same way that 3840x2160 is twice the horizontal and vertical resolution of 1920x1080.

 

[lexluthermiester]

2650x1440 is exactly twice the horizontal and vertical resolution of 1280x720, the same way that 3840x2160 is twice the horizontal and vertical resolution of 1920x1080.

Opps, yup, you're right. Still my point was the scaling. For complicated reasons 720p scales up to 1080p well but 1080p doesn't scale well to 1440p. But I digress, we're getting off topic...

Sorry guys yes I was talking about Infinity Fabric, sorry!

No worries. The 2k was what threw me.

 

[freeagent]

Opps, yup, you're right. Still my point was the scaling. For complicated reasons 720p scale up to 1080p well but 1080p doesn't scale well to 1440p. But I digress, we're getting off topic...


No worries. The 2k was what threw me.

Sorry man, at work I expect everyone to read my mind too

 

[ThrashZone]

Why would anyone buy it then? If it costs more than a 5950x I won't even spare it a glance and get 5950x instead.

Hi,
12900k performance.

 

[TheEndIsNear]

I myself am wondering about it. A new thing. Don't need an upgrade but it will be interesting to see.