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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.
Almoast any paradox game , except for maybe victoria 3.
1900’s to end date would like a word with you.
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.
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.