Ryzen 5 5600X vs Ryzen 7 5800X vs Ryzen 9 5900X - Performance Comparison 10 Games 1080p and 1440p

[@burntorange3]

5600x for the gaming win for real

[@kirill8906]

world of warcraft dont think so

[@tropichydra7190]

I've been using my 5600x for the past 2 years years and I've been thinking about upgrading to either the 5800x3d or the 5900x but after seeing all those comparison videos I rather just save my money for now. Just got a 1440p monitor and at that resolution for the games I play they all perform pretty much the same.

[@Lawlsforlawls]

Your answer would be a 5800x3d or even a 5600x3d if you can access a microcenter. But before you worry about cpu, you should check to make sure your GPU isn't what's limiting more FPS, especially since you are playing at 1440p.

[@gamertag0o0o17]

R 9 5900x is on sale for $280 Amazon

[@domvazquez7826]

I mean, people talking down on the 5800x like it's a waste of money, but isn't the point of more cores/threads so that you can more easily process applications that are more cpu intensive? So 5600x would be fine for people only focused on gaming, but the 5800x is to appeal toward those that want to do that as well plus even more.

[@masterlee1988]

Yep, that's pretty much it.

[@yuri0r]

point being made, when you need 8 cores over 6 youpropably want 12 cores over 8.

[@aceous99]

@@yuri0r .1 percent of games run better on 8 cores.. 6 cores is all u neeed for like next 3 to 5 years maybe more? Most games even run fine on 4...

[@charleswisconsin9196]

@@aceous99 that doesnt contradict what they said at all.

[@aceous99]

@@charleswisconsin9196 paying another 100 dollars for 2% more frames is silly imo. In 3-10 years maybe games will use 8 cores and give u 20% more frames then its worth the extra C-note. If u got the cash to burn today then by all means.

[@gunslinga7077]

The 5800x is just the sweet spot . Not to expensive and your future proofing for longer than 5600x with only 6 cores. 8 will standard soon. Just like in the past it always goes up over the years . If your on a budget the 5600x will do the job plus more if your looking for a pc that will give you great performance without maybe even ever needing a cpu ever again. 5800x

[@HyperVegitoDBZ]

5900X is fanatstic if you are into VM's or rendering. Then it's a fucking bullet train.

[@gunslinga7077]

@@HyperVegitoDBZ i bet bro i only game so im loving the 5800x

[@419chris419]

8 will not be the standard. Where did you get that idea 🤣??

[@camotech1314]

Lmao what are you smoking? Some games only just started to utilize 6 cores.

[@ivanasukjadic1423]

It's not a sweet spot. There is barely any difference between it and the 5600x

[@KingBennon]

Keep in mind the CPU usage is much lower on the 5900x. Almost half. This will allow you to use the processor for a much longer period of time before your bottle necked by the CPU. I tend to upgrade my system every 6-10 years and my GPU every few gens.

[@KingBennon]

@The Mighty Everglades for instance I just upgraded from a 3770k. It took 10 years for me to hit 100% on my cpu and 95% on my GPU. (1080 ti) You will eventually hit a wall

[@HyperVegitoDBZ]

@The Mighty Everglades If someone also works on said machine, it isn;t, if you are into vm's, compiling code and the like.

[@HyperVegitoDBZ]

@The Mighty Everglades For gaming only, you are quite correct. Ryzen 5600X or 12600k is the best for your buck if you want to game only.

[@cerdobueno]

@@HyperVegitoDBZ if u want to game and stream which would u recomend?

[@HyperVegitoDBZ]

@@cerdobueno I bought 5900x for both games and work and is doing quite nicely. Streams require good bandwidths most of all, so investments in that should be a priority.

[@slumy8195]

go over 6 cores if your job relies on it (blender, video rendering, graphics processing, ai) or you dont want to buy a second pc to stream on, those 8+ core cpu's are worth the cost as one pc will handle 3-4 monitor setups fine.

[@oQuincy]

Great Video! This makes the 5800x terrible at it's current price point when compared to the 5600x. Saving $150~ for 2-8 fps difference? Gimme a 5600x anyday

[@RandomBenchmark]

Interesting, what do I hold in hand then? drive.google.com/file/d/1pgQm3OIUJ-ppF67OEUnVMBNwwiY3XXbP/view?usp=sharing

[@RandomBenchmark]

Look at the GPU usage bouncing around 70-80% which means that CPU is not fast enough for the GPU therefore it can`t render any more frames. When you increase the resolution from 1080p to 1440p the GPU load is increasing and the CPU will have less impact on overall performance. RTX 3080 is not scaling well with 1080p resolution because ampere architecture is heavy optimized for computing rather than pure gaming. You will not always get 50% less performance by increasing resolution to 1440p, this is not how it works and it will depend a game and on a GPU.

[@Pendragon501]

I'll take a 5800X over a 5600X any day. 28,648 multithread and 3510 single thread vs 22,177 and 3380... That's a huge difference! The 5800X also holds a higher all-core overclock than both the 5600X and 5900X according to everyone's testing. Plus, with it's significantly higher multithread performance and more cores, everything thing else you use your computer for will be way faster. Video encryption, zipping and unzipping files, multi tasking several applications. Oh and if your stream and or record while gaming... If difference is huge! Let's also not forget about VR. A lot of current VR games and nearly all future VR games are optimized for multicore performance. So for only $149 more, Yeah I bought the 5800X and I have zero regrets!

[@zangetsu_the_best_zanpakuto]

"Gimme a 5600x anyday" Gimme a 5600X for $200 and i'll take it

[@Pendragon501]

Jesus Christ... I must have been drunk when I typed that. Look at all those fuckin' typos!

[@AssassinIsAfk]

I am getting the 5800X just for 1 thing and 1 thing only streaming, yes I stream sometimes and if I wanna do it more then I feel like the 5800X is gonna be the CPU for me it's also gonna work fantastic for the new AMD cards that are coming out this year.

[@yassermou1536]

Sorry but il have just one question i buy a r7 5800x with rtx 3090 is that good enough to give me beat graphic for vidéo game and a good fps?

[@AssassinIsAfk]

@@yassermou1536 yea in gaming it's basically the same as a r9 5900x but in multitasking it won't be as good as the r9 5900x

[@yassermou1536]

@@AssassinIsAfk what do u mean multitasking like stream or another thing?

[@AssassinIsAfk]

@@yassermou1536 like video productionn such as Adobe, devinci resolve ect

[@cerdobueno]

@@AssassinIsAfk so if they are at the same price should i get the r9 or the r7

[@VuqarStyle]

0:29 Lazlow from Gta

[@aceous99]

what is he doing there?

[@pr0dsX]

fps are really the same but people forget that cpu usage is 20/15% lower on average (5900x) compared to the other cpu's so for multitasking its soo much better.

[@AmonStrix]

Or streaming with hardware!

[@aceous99]

but this is a gaming benchmark so... why bother mentioning work apps here?

[@pr0dsX]

@@aceous99 “ performance “ comparison

[@aceous99]

@@pr0dsX this is a video showcasing GAMES not work apps, sir.

[@pr0dsX]

@@aceous99 there are always background programs running.

[@theboy2777]

Yeah the 5800x is definitely the sweet spot

[@D3ft0ne]

Where the multiple cores really do shine is multiplayer larger maps / player counts. The SP demos are going to be very similar.

[@SteveL11]

Do you have any sources that can back this up? That would be very interesting.

[@mateuszw.7905]

@@SteveL11 Yes. For example, ryzen 5 5600x with 12 threads will be 2x slower than a ryzen 9 5900x with its 24 threads. Hope i helped.

[@ij6708]

Since my monitor is ultrawide 1440p, I figured pairing my 3070 with anything above the 5600x would be a waste of money. Looks like I was right

[@Omenify]

pleb

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi62]

you do realize every game they tested used all 6 cores, right? You literally have no CPU left to do ANYTHING else than run the game, and if you do, your performance suffers more than you think. Edit: if you'd like 6 cores, there's this lovely 10400f you can get with a cheaper motherboard

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi62]

@ayy ÷ the 12600k has 10 cores for $300, the 5600x is STILL $300, but if you still want a 6 core CPU the 10400f can be had for $170 and the 10700f for $280, and the 11700f for $310 right now, and you can get a budget 10100f for under $100. those demolish AMDs prices unless you're willing to get used parts from eBay. granted, alder lake has somewhat expensive motherboards, but they are also _way_ better than previous ones. think of it this way, i like saving money without sacrificing speed more than i like either company.

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi62]

@ayy ÷ 12th gen intel thinks you're funny lol, and the 5600x has gone down in price, still gets beaten by the 12400f indirectly.

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi62]

@@bm_wuratli6883 I'm not sure what you're referring to.

[@dharkbizkit]

the thing is: you can see, that this isnt due to the number of cores, its the clock and thats what i hate about the current state of cpu and the way they sell them. buy core, to get more corespeed. a 5ghz 5800XT would be the thing, that i would like to get. but if you want the 5ghz, you better be ready to spend 700 or more dollar to get the 16core cpu . intel does the same thing

[@tmkongen]

If you set +150mhz to PBO on the 5800x you get 5ghz. It works fine but I rather keep the stock max boost and get the negative CO values as high as possible.

[@motivsmaras]

in 1440p they are basicly the same 5600x 5800x 5900x wow only 2 frame more, and price is 2x, thnx for video i have 5600x and you save me money for 5900x

[@d4vd.505]

For Gaming : 5600x For Editing : 5800x For Streaming : 5900x

[@vmirevi]

I mean you probably can edit on the 5600x can't you ?

[@d4vd.505]

@@vmirevi yes bro but the best for editing would be 5900x

[@vmirevi]

@@d4vd.505 makes sens

[@oliqgibran640]

@@d4vd.505 best overall 5950x

[@detrwfegstas3983]

@@oliqgibran640 your wallet wants to know your location.

[@menalbulut8856]

Lot of people complain about the prices between ryzen 7,9 with intel 10k series but for example where i live ryzen 7 5800x and i9 10-900K almost same price but when it comes to motherboards intel is more expensive than ryzen so i still prefer ryzen even if its a bit expensive when it comes to performance still beats intel imo

[@JustAGuy85]

That's always one point I've noticed that people leave out. AMD motherboards are generally far cheaper than Intel motherboards with identical features. Meaning.. x amount of USB ports, x amount of PCI-e slots, etc.

[@JonatanE]

Basically, CPU is negligible at best when playing at any resolution above 1080p

[@MihailAleksandrovich]

Great job!

[@RandomBenchmark]

Thanks!

[@UpcominLegend1]

So honestly go the ryzen 5600x @ 1440p if just for gaming thx for the video I know what I'm buying

[@jake9854]

no bro, sell ur kidney n get the juicy 5950x!

[@Fieskmask]

@@jake9854 Why should people sell their organs for a CPU? It's not that expensive, just a fifth of a monthly salary.

[@charleswisconsin9196]

@@Fieskmask well how nice for you Mr. Moneybags. not everyone makes 4 million dollars an hour like you.

[@Fieskmask]

@@charleswisconsin9196 If I made 4m dollars an hour, I wouldn't be here commenting your weird comment

[@kirillapollyon7303]

Shiiiiiit.... Looks like you don't need more than Ryzen 5 5600x for gaming actually. That's good. The difference is so small and you need RTX 3090 to see this and still it's pointless. AMD Bravo!

[@Kheliks]

benchmarks ignores streaming, background music, youtube app etc + future demanding games may req multi cores. So today you dont need more only use single monitor pc gaming. But you don't need expensive cpu for today games as well. 5800 way future proof for multitasking and multicore future games.

[@kirillapollyon7303]

@@Kheliks Don't tell me okay? I've seen that for previous Ryzen's and now it's no matter absolutely. What are you doing on your background? Rendering? Another game? 3D making? Whatever? Well, maybe you are right... But I think that would be better to change a PC after ~3-4 years and build a new one.

[@user-re7bz4yu8i]

How did you manage to get those temperatures for your 5800x? Mine runs at around 70c easily

[@RandomBenchmark]

Temperatures will depend on the game, check Far Cry New Dawn at the end of the video, 71c.

[@user-re7bz4yu8i]

@@RandomBenchmark I play Warzone and it runs at mid 70s and goes up to 80. Will this affect the quality of the chip in the long run? Would this be considered optimal?

[@user-re7bz4yu8i]

ASUS x570 TUF Pro

[@RandomBenchmark]

Ryzen CPU's are designed to operate with temepratures over 80c for years. You don't have to worry unless you are reaching 90c all the time. You can easly lower the temperature by reducing an offset Vcore voltage by around - 050 to - 100 in the bios. But the CPU can be unstable if you reduce the voltage too much, so you have to check the stability.

[@PCGGC]

@@RandomBenchmark updated bios does worlds of good too... On Sep 2020 bios for my gigabyte, I was hitting 75c but only got 24k passmark. On newest bios I never go over 62c and get 30,500 passmark

[@born2slay_yt1997]

does the r7 5800x hits 4.7ghz automatically on stock state i mean you didn't enable pbo or something like that ?

[@johandeen6096]

I went for the 5800x because of BF2042. There are some games that are very CPU hungry. Those games are Warzone and Battlefield 5. Most battle royale games are very CPU heavy. While the 5600x is at same level in most games, in battle royale games it will perform noticably slower. AS you can see in the warzone test the 5600x avg fps is 169 at the end while the 5800x is 183+ at 1080p. The 1% low is 107 vs 116 and in the end the current fps is 155 vs 177. This is where the 5800x shines. And will prob will do the same in BF2042 where even more action is going on. If you don't care for battle royale games like warzone, pub g, Battlefield 5 or BF2042 then go for the 5600x

[@wznfps91]

what do you think about valorant? its cpu hungry game too but is there any difference between 5600x vs 5800x?

[@johandeen6096]

@@wznfps91 Have not seen any Valorant benchmarks. All i can see there is a difference in cpu hungry games. Although for valorant it will be no problem because you prob get 200+ fps anyway. But if you go for very high fps then it will be noticable.

[@pedecia]

LOL you will be able to play perfectly fine games at 60FPS now 169 is a problem compared 189??? ;-)

[@johandeen6096]

@@pedecia nobody plays online shooters with 60fps. You'll have a huge disadvantage. Second, it's not about max frames but minimum lows and that Will make a huge difference in smoothness.

[@pedecia]

@@johandeen6096 Yeah I didn't think about online gaming as I don't play them.... I still have an intel i5 with a GTX980 and playing 4K with some games.... Now my motherboard died and looking to get a new rig. Will you say the ASUS Gaming TUF B550-Plus with a Ryzen 5600 would be ok for some 4K gaming on titles like the witcher and similar? I am on the verge in choosing a 5600G with added graphic as a bonus or the newer 5600 that supports PCI-exp 4.0 but without graphic chipset. I don't have a new GPU yet but wanted to keep using the GTX980 for awhile until I fund a replacement... Would the GPU in the 5600G be better than the 980? Would the PCI-express 4.0 be a deal breaker on the new 5600 but I will need to use the GTX980 with it for now... These 2 CPUs cost exactly the same (10 dollars less the G Version)...

[@und3adxl3g3nd3]

How do you keep the 5800x so cool under regular gaming mine gets to like 80 Celsius

[@scyzorpl]

Same here this cpu loves to get hot

[@fallengoodguy]

is the 5600 x close to its limit i just see the cpu usage at around 80% + in cyberpunk while the 5800 gets bored @around 50%

[@sgrulido]

still runs 20% cooler than 5800x despite higher usage...same FPS and 5600x has more room for overclock ;-)

[@kerotomas1]

There is literally no point overclocking the 5600x even though it runs cooler than the 5800x. Since you can't OC a single core only all-core, you will never reach the stock max boost clock with manual OC and because of it all core OC for gaming is pointless it actually hurts the fps. You can OC the 5600X into oblivion, the 5800X is gonna rape it every time both in single and multicore performance.

[@charleswisconsin9196]

@@kerotomas1 grow up.

[@azus5576]

You just saved me, i bought the R7 5800x just to discover 10mins later that it's practically the SAME as the R5 5600x. I cancelled the order, and bought the same AC & CPU for 1k Less ( this much because i'm braziliam )

[@CaioOliveira288]

Querido, deu tudo certo aí ? Você está jogando com qual placa de vídeo ? fiquei com essa mesma duvida entre R5 e R7

[@falcaofalcao1899]

Fala sofrido! É noix esses americanos ricos ai querendo rtx e noix comprando uma gt 210 slkkk

[@Wrigglevision]

The 5800X is great if you need more cores/threads for non-gaming stuff, but yeah, I upgraded and saw no appreciable benefit.

[@beansr7556]

I would've still rather gotten the 5800x

[@uknowsj8686]

this video is perfect, thank you.

[@noahpielert8480]

Is the map that you used for the CSGO benchmark a workshop map on steam? What is the name of it? I was looking for it and couldn't find it.

[@RandomBenchmark]

The benchmark script which I'm using is not available as workshop map, you have download it from gifthub and put in csgo folder. The map where the benchmark is running is de_dust2. github.com/samisalreadytaken/csgo-benchmark

[@salvadorfernandez3455]

How do you get such great fps in warzone on 1440p ? I have a 4090 and a 5800x and still get only 90 fps

[@kaygustsujang6060]

😮 5000 series and i just upgraded from a r5 5600 to a 9 5900 and loving it

[@cidsapient7154]

1440p on a budget the 5600x kills tho if i was going to upgrade in the next 2 years the 5600x would be the cpu of choice i just cant dedicate myself to such a quick upgrade so i got the 5800x maybe i screwed up tho with DDR5 on the next gens, not as bad as the 5900x tho which i wanted to buy but not over MSRP

[@catajedi]

exactly, for the long run the CPU with more cores is the winner

[@wowfoelifewarcrack3297]

na youre good upgrade in 5years 5800x is a beast rams fine ddr4 yull be good to ddr6

[@slumy8195]

5 months after ddr5 (5000+hmz) its the same performance of ddr4 3600 mhz

[@cidsapient7154]

@@slumy8195 thx man that alleviates some of my previous concerns i ended up grabbing a 5950x lol the first 5800x i got ran so hot it was stupid was using a evga 360 AIO, basically on par with good 240s, and it would still hit 86 out of the box also something is wrong with asus B550 e and f vrms just switching to a cheap msi removed 5C off the package

[@JustAGuy85]

@@slumy8195 Yeah, same thing happened with DDR3 to DDR4. Didn't make a difference in gaming as long as you had DDR3 1866 or better. I reckon it's the latencies.

[@JoseMR2k11]

Sooooo.... dual monitors, I got discord running voice chat with friends and streaming with obs to twitch in 1080p 60, I got KZbin playing music along with a few other browser tabs open and playing war zone battle royal. Would it be better to grab the 12 core version or the 8 core will handle all if what I just said the same as the 12 core?

[@camotech1314]

You're trying to do quite a lot with 6 cores there, so it would be beneficial for you to have a 5900X. Especially if you want to use it for encoding your stream too.

[@j.e.f4808]

Which case are you using?

[@xlzlxlx4074]

What software u use to measure this

[@SnIpErX07]

Looking at the temps. How did you keep the CPU so cool.

[@RandomBenchmark]

Corsair h150i pro xt is the answer.

[@detrwfegstas3983]

not using stock cooler also

[@RandomBenchmark]

There is no stock cooler included with 5800x and 5900x in the box...

[@vladimirdosen6677]

You can always undervolt your cpu. Coolers are the primary cooling option, but if your silicone is good, you can lower the voltage at which the CPU work and actually gain a headroom of 10-15degrees C. On top of that, you're overclocking at the same time. I am really surprised that people are not aware of this. This is how I kept my CPU's on like 65degrees all the types with an overclock of 800mhz for each core. The cooler I used is an Arctic Freezer 34 Esports Duo. It's dirt cheap, but amazing.

[@hirosasaki3340]

5600x is the way to go definetly

[@buurgatopek2327]

This is an old vid. The 5800x is now in the position the 5600x was when this was new. With the 5800x now available for as little as 170.00 US dollars, and the 5600x hovering around 140.00, for 30.00 more you get a faster core speed and 2 extra cores........well worth 30.00 bucks. AND GAMERS; remember that AI is now being introduced into game coding that will make multi-core games MUCH more easily built and at a low cost. Imagine a game with 8+ cores! The visuals would be awesome as would the player coding. And new cpus would not be needed. One other thing; the 5600x is made from the general silicone bin, the 5800x is from a select bin. What that does, who knows? But it is something to consider.

[@HHB799]

I love how u show the 1% low

[@dante19890]

thats the most important thing. Having non spiky framtimes is the key to smoothness

[@pasha715]

5600x here is 500$ but, a lot things here change just currency , so whatever is 400$ in us is around 400euro in serbia

[@exiownage]

Ordered yesterday directly from amd 310 €

[@kiney4473]

@@exiownage gonna get a 5600x soon aswell upgrading from a 2700x

[@ChessJourneyman]

It's about €350 in Croatia and Serbia has dirt cheap components compared to us, so something doesn't add up... Only thing really overpriced are the GPUs, some motherboards at some vendors, etc. I'm ordering from Chillblast in the UK because their custom pcs cost the same as trash prebuilts here. Alternatively there are a few custom pc builders in Germany but they have way too many shady reviews to trust them.

[@pasha715]

@@ChessJourneyman now its similar price with 5600x, but like everywhere gpu prices sucks, 580 8 gb 700-800e in some shop

[@olur8802]

@@kiney4473 same bro!

[@BigBoss11121]

I bought R7 5800x and I thought I made a mistake but I didn’t. There’s no difference at all. Thank you for this helpful video

[@JustAGuy85]

I have a 5900x and it gets boring when games can't even push it to 20% the vast majority of the time lol.

[@BigBoss11121]

@@JustAGuy85 Bruh. Bottleneck

[@francomora909]

@@JustAGuy85 wha are you cooling your 5900x with?

[@JustAGuy85]

@@francomora909 I ended up going with the Fuma 2 rev B. I was kinda worried about cooling this thing but yeah.. this does the job easily. Gaming is 58C-62C, depending on the game. Depends on how much CPU usage and how hard it's pushing my 6700XT and putting heat in the case. Something like BF5 does push my average CPU temp higher, usually around 66-68C. Just depends on the room temp, I guess. My thermostat is set to 75F lol. Not that cool numerically, but it feels normal in here. I'd read a lot about Zen 3 spiking to 80C and stuff during normal tasks. I've never seen that. I don't even hit 70C spikes often. I should note that I have 2x of the fans on this that came with the Hyper 212 Evo's (I have two of those sitting around). Those fans are 120mm 2000RPM fans that move something like 83CFM of air. Probably overkill to be honest. I have it set to the default fan control speeds in the BIOS which makes the fans hit 100% at 70C. But, yeah, like the CPU-z stress test and Cinebench push it to 70C. I'm not using PBO but I am using Curve Optimizer. -13 on all cores. That doesn't change temps, but it lets me boost about 200mhz higher on all core loads. So, I do still have the 142 watt PPT that's default. Gaming typically pushes the PPT wattage to anywhere from 82 watts to 90-ish watts on average and up to about 110 watts in BF5 and slightly under 110 watts in Halo Infinite. 5900x is rated at 4.8ghz peak boost but they boost to 4.95ghz stock. I average around 4.6ghz - 4.7ghz in games with curve optimizer. Depends on the game and the type of load and how it's spread out across the cores. More load, more boost. Last thing.. the temp readings I'm using are from HWiNFO64 and it's the CPU (Tctl/Tdie) reading which is "Actual highest temperature among CPU sensors in the die". My core temps are 5-10C lower than the temps I've listed. Usually 10C+ lower. I'm using an Asus STRIX B450-F Gaming II. That was another slight concern but it handles it like a champ. 2x16GB DDR4 3600 C16 dual rank RAM. 100% stable in stability tests and real world usage. lol.. and all you wanted to know was what cooler I'm using. My bad.. I can't help it.

[@francomora909]

@@JustAGuy85 lol , thank you for your detailed response bro, im a newbie building my first pc and i bought a corsair 240mm aio and im worried because I don’t know if is gonna be enough to keep the 5900x cool , it hasn’t arrive yet so i haven’t tested it

[@Stevopievo]

I thougth about upgrading from 5600x to 5900x. But 5600x wins for gaming. CPU Power and Temps have a better ratio to the Frames. You save Money, Ressources and you get a quiet System.

[@sepita10]

5600x high cpu usage, 5900x scary warm to me. Wish i could buy the 5900x but kinda glad i went with the 5800x anyway, i still have to buy every other component yet but yeah...

[@born2slay_yt1997]

is there anyway to make all threads (cores) work at the same usage level like equally ?

[@nonstarter1585]

bios, cpu core ratio

[@teazqt812]

So glad I went 5600x

[@rookless4121]

Which GPU did you pair with it?

[@reviewforthetube6485]

Yet again proves my point lol anybody saying oh Idk anybody who would want to get a 5 5600x with a 3080 well here it is and this is why! Lol if you are strictly gaming it's a great choice!

[@zeni2432]

So 5800x 3060 vs 5600x 3060 ti 5600x 3060 ti Will give greater performance when on high settings, but what about low settings for games like warzone, valorant and csgo. Would it be worth upgrading CPU over GPU? I can't decide between the two and the 5600x 3060 ti looks like better option but I just want to play games at the highest frames possible graphics don't bother me. Which would be the best option?

[@simon3461]

The 5800X is fine for everything and future proof !

[@strdust95594]

but its running so hot. so not really :/

[@RandomBenchmark]

60-70c is so hot in your opinion? Even 80c is perfectly fine for years. Temeprature will depend on your cooling, motherboard, voltage the CPU is running and many other factors.

[@strdust95594]

@@RandomBenchmark i've seen someone who had 90C in game.

[@simon3461]

@@strdust95594 That temperatures are no problem at all - if you own it and think they are to high you can activate the 95W mode, which has no performance impact in games but helps to save a few watts...

[@strdust95594]

@@simon3461 i do not own it. i've done some research and i think all 5000 series are bit higher than normally. i actually ordered it :D

[@moazzamfarhan2206]

Can you link the csgo map you used for the benchmark please?.

[@RandomBenchmark]

github.com/samisalreadytaken/csgo-benchmark

[@JohnKnightbridge]

Ahould there be much difference between a x570 and a x470 mobo with this comparison?

[@alucard971]

Pffft. The 5600x can't even push 700 frames in CSGO.

[@iAmDavidA]

Who cares? You can't even see 700 frames

[@alucard971]

@@iAmDavidA sorry. My sarcasm seems to be lacking. That was the joke.

[@redclaw72666]

@@iAmDavidA especially console peasants can't see over 30fps lol

[@wertyuiopasd6281]

@@iAmDavidA what do you mean you "can't see 700 fps? " Is that a meme? Seriously though, if you're serious about CS. Pushing 600-700 fps is great ^^ as on 128 tick servers + faceit + anticheat+ servers, this might be brought down to 300-500 fps which is ideal. If you're not on 300 fps + on CSGO you're not playing the same game as a guy with hundreds more frames, both inout lag, smoothness and use of a high refresh rate monitor (240/360hz). This is coming from someone who played on a laptop with 200 fps and 60hz/144hz external monitor. You're not playing the same game with 500 fps average ^^ period. And when you have thousands of hours in CS, these differences in FPS, frametimes and micro stutters are NOTICEABLY EXPERIENCED when you're playing. Just how source 1 is. Total madness.

[@charleswisconsin9196]

@@wertyuiopasd6281 what is wrong with you?

[@life_hunters4439]

The software's name please?

[@pedecia]

It is just me seeing this but the 5600X rocks??? They are so close for gaming!!!!! The 5900X cost 150AUD more for the same game performance as the 5600X but it runs in media at 100W compared the 60W of the 5600X..... WOW.. Is it even worth go for the 5900X if just for gaming and watching 4k movies? What are the benefits of the 8 and 12 cores compared the 6 if performance seems similar?

[@camotech1314]

The benefits are clear when you're doing coding, video rendering and production workloads. Otherwise just get the cheapest 6 core CPU like 5600 and spend the money on the graphics card.

[@Sup3riorr]

i returned my 5900x and kept my 5800x, dont know why but no matter what I did the 5900x had somekind of stutter in it. Like hiccups in both windows and games

[@themadnes5413]

I did not have that, if my 5900x worked he would be fine, and boosted to 4.950mhz. Sadly my 5900x was a turd and crashed my system all the time, im in the RMA process right now i hope i get a good one this time.

[@Sup3riorr]

@@themadnes5413 well as for THE sample of mine was Good, i could boost to 5000mhz in most of THE cores. I even did a 4.7ghz 1,29v with really cool temps. But that stutter made me returen it. And tbh om gaming att 1440p and its virtually No damn difference

[@themadnes5413]

@@Sup3riorr I have a 1080 144hz display and a 1440p 144hz display (both 27"), and my old cpu was holding my gpu often back ... 1700x. I got a message from my retailer back and they confirmed that the 5900x was defective and im now waiting for the new one to arrive.

[@Sup3riorr]

@@themadnes5413 hopefully u get one fast mate. The struggle of hardware this year :(

[@themadnes5413]

@@Sup3riorr Thanks buddy, the cpu is allready shipped should soon be here, ill report back if my next 5900x is a good one.. Yeah i wanted to upgrade my gpu with a 3080... we all know how that went. So my 1080ti should be fine until the next gen gpus drop. Maybe by then we can all buy a gpu.

[@xitwoundzzz]

If only the 5900x was actually available before now. Even after saving a bit of money I wouldn't mind if my 5800x turned into a 5900x :pray:

[@pinusmasterful]

You rock!

[@khalifaalshamsan9949]

I have a 3080 msi supreme x and a 5800x how do you get 170 fps and I only get 130 in warzone

[@RandomBenchmark]

What is your GPU usage becouse I'm 100% sure that is not even close to 90% usage. Warzone is extremly CPU and RAM demending and also unoptizmied where every patch is changing the performance. High frequency RAM in dual rank/dual channel configuration like 4x8GB 3800MHz will increase the performance a lot. After a few matches performance can be lower, try to close the game after like 30 mins and then play again, you will see more fps after opening the game again. TLDR Warzone has a crap optimization don't expect to run smoothly on every hardware.

[@khalifaalshamsan9949]

@@RandomBenchmark I'm so bothered tbh. 16gb 4000mhz ram and using msi X570 unify with it. There is something wrong but I domt know what

[@hornmanath4215]

@@khalifaalshamsan9949 could have gone with msi x570 tomahawk, they have good vrm performance

[@xitwoundzzz]

@@khalifaalshamsan9949 gamers nexus found 4 dimms to perform noticeably better than 2, not sure if that is actually part of this specific scenario. I did notice mw having a memory leak at one point though. Probably still exists :/

[@nikiiv]

Not really sure how representative those benchmarks are. The @author which I really like usually picks very static scenes and the hero/ine jus walks around so not much happening - no AI, no crowded scenes.. May be I am wrong

[@RandomBenchmark]

You should watch 2 games if you think that there aren't any NPCs in the scenes, there are hundreds of them in the Hitman 3 and Cyberpunk ...

[@therealgraeme]

The only difference I see is that the 7 and 9 uses way more power and with marginal increase in FPS. The latter two definitely don't seem to be worth the HUGE price jump, compared to what you get with the Ryzen 5. No wonder the Ryzen 5 is selling like hotcakes! I'm in the market for a new Ryzen system, this video just convinced me to save my pennies and rather get the Ryzen 5. Use the money I saved on getting a better GPU card or more RAM. Thank you for creating this video, it was very informative.

[@hoodman420]

5800x is worth it if you stream and game on one pc.

[@josesemino8284]

@@hoodman420 but for $100 more you get 4 more cores and 8 threats

[@josesemino8284]

@@Anemonea it's true never thought about that but the way the market is at the moment it doesn't make any sense getting pc parts right now

[@zangetsu_the_best_zanpakuto]

Ryzen 5 5600X is $400 freaking dollars in the USA!!! if you can find it that is, cause it's sold out everywhere!!!

[@therealgraeme]

@@zangetsu_the_best_zanpakuto In the UK there are some stock, but yeah, not a lot. There are also resellers on Amazon that seriously hiked up their prices due to the shortage. 😡 So stay away from Amazon for Ryzen 5 at the moment.

[@-GonZo]

Bought a 5600x for $320 and its been great so far but I keep wondering if I should sell it (guessing around $300) and get a 5800x now that its $400. Any thoughts? Maybe wait for some sale idk

[@palapelimies]

Well, atleast I think it's worth the extra $80. It seems that with 5800x you are most likely to hit higher gpu usage + you have a longer lifespan since it has more cores and doesn't hit as high cpu usage in games. And sure it also has nice single core performance and benefits from undervolting, quite easy to get all cores @4,8ghz. If you can sell the 5600x for decent money and find a good deal for 5800x, why not.

[@rookless4121]

If you don't mind the hassle of reselling them power to ya bro. Personally if I were you and REALLY wanted the extra cores I'd save up for a 5900x and just use the 5600x till then.

[@palapelimies]

@@rookless4121 for just gaming you don't gain much with 5900X. But for sure it's a nice chip! I got 5800X personally because I got great deal (same price as 5600X).

[@charleswisconsin9196]

buy now.

[@culziy]

Was the cs:go benchmark done in 128 tick?

[@RandomBenchmark]

Yes, 128 tick.

[@vladvlad4032]

rtx 3080 + 5700x cpu 75-78°С is that ok?

[@PorscheRWB]

Bought 5900x! For gaming and VR I think it's the more future proof choice, now trying to find a 6800x gpu pffff! 😵😪

[@Megan24Nichole]

You prefer that gpu over the 3080?

[@PorscheRWB]

Yeah! I want to do a full AMD build custom watercooled with EK. Nvidia makes excellent gpu's but I don't like the company behind it and there dirty tricks......

[@detrwfegstas3983]

@@PorscheRWB i agree. however companies are companies. they only seek higher margins and if they have the better product they'll charge more.

[@charleswisconsin9196]

@@PorscheRWB how adorable.

[@SkillerWolfCFM]

I can get my R7 5800X 4.85 GHz on all cores while gaming and 4.7 GHz on 100% usage all cores as well. The temperatures are too high though

[@Richi42]

goog times code ! great

[@pkpkpkok]

hi man what mean is cpu's L3??5900x is 70mb? maybe 5600x play games is fine? no need to buy 5900x?

[@detrwfegstas3983]

unless you play bannerlord, no. 5900x is overkill

[@brunoflorio6944]

Should I change the 5600 for the 5900x only for gaming?

[@RandomBenchmark]

Absolutely not. The only upgrade that makes sense is 5800X3D.

[@Jarheeead]

Is it still worth it to buy 5900x in 2024?

[@steelcityhavoc33]

So if I can get a 5600x for $290 or a 5800x for 340 which one should I get?

[@noctisteipsum]

At that point, 5800X. That’s $50 for 2 more cores and 4 Threads.

[@steelcityhavoc33]

@@noctisteipsum that’s what I got

[@charleswisconsin9196]

get a 59 for 300.

[@baguspermadi3078]

Ryzen 5000 series its not about fps for gaming. As you know, most game in the world is a gpu bound. You can find how big difference when tests related to content creators, streaming, multitasking, many more (core test, etc).

[@mrjuicegamer]

Its also for gaming

[@Equatis]

Me: I bet getting a 5900x to replace my 5600x will totally boost my FPS in FS2020. This Video: Nope.

[@detrwfegstas3983]

badly optmized game

[@morgan3625]

wish I got a ryzen 7 instead of ryzen 9 back then no need for 12 cores but oh well

[@ImperialDiecast]

if you are running a 5600x with a decept gpu, in games where it REEEEEALLLLY matters (1440p, framerate drops to below 50fps) even a 5900x cant save you.

[@plexxxSK]

Could you please run warzone with pbo2/ curve optimizer enabled ?

[@redclaw72666]

It makes them run hot your literally making yourself to spend more on a good cooler lol letting it oc auto doesn't make sense and your just better off with intel if you want that lol

[@ThomazJeferson-g3s]

Cod Warzone hoje em dia está pegando 60 fps apurado no gráfico no mínimo com um rz5 5600 é uma 3060 12g 😢

[@tilmanrotationalinvariant2257]

It's crazy how everyone tells you that 6 cores are enough although clearly quite a few games make use of 12. In two/three years 8 will be minimum and 12 normal.

[@redclaw72666]

@YourArgumentIsInvalid not when most games used 4 cores due to intel and devs laziness lol until today thanks to next gen consoles pushing at 8 cores

[@detrwfegstas3983]

bullshit 12 cores normal in 3 years? are you insane? i am not a fanboy of amd, but if they didn't release ryzen, intel would still be screwing us with 4c 8t cpus for $400

[@LazyAnimexo]

hate how valorants not in here lmao

[@ying492]

didn't show minecraft, shaking my head violently in disappointment

[@f4usgaming63]

Help what gpu do i need for ryzen 5 5600x to get that fps plss help someone

[@umbrapsionic9715]

Maybe if you actually looked yourself, you'd see his entire system specs in the description of the video

[@theboy2777]

@@umbrapsionic9715 Maybe if you read his question for yourself, You'd see that's not what he was asking

[@Steve-tu8eb]

No point in splurging on the anything higher than 5600X for gaming unless you're using your rig for other work.

[@darienharroun5182]

5900x would be good for future proofing

[@joekiat3519]

@@darienharroun5182 when future comes, just upgrade to the newest cpu.

[@darienharroun5182]

@@joekiat3519 what if futures comes and your motherboard doesn’t support the new cpu. But supports 5900x who’s winning then. And at this point who knows if new cpus will be readily available at launch

[@detrwfegstas3983]

@@darienharroun5182 people said the same with the bulldozer fx series.. looks like that didn't age well. oh well later down the line one can buy a 5900 because you only have to switch mobos.

[@TheUnknownFamous]

CLEAN job 10/10

[@poggerzloggarz2461]

notice the 5900x uses less % usage

[@mbvlover]

9:52 how

[@estevesoku]

you use these cpu s and rtx 3080 for test and resolution 1080. next time you should try 720 it can be even more meanless to have that setup

[@RandomBenchmark]

I use 1080p and 1440p..

[@doumazouma6808]

thxxxxxx

[@jr6905]

That frame time line is so inaccurate it doesn’t even move

[@tokonx]

5600x s2

[@glorytoglorzo5591]

What does it mean for the games where they all tie? Is that a cpu bottleneck or something.

[@aceous99]

imo ,yes.

[@henrycai4442]

there really isn't much difference in 1440p gaming

[@MyTopAnime]

That's due to CPU bottleneck

[@a.wosaibi]

@@MyTopAnime You mean GPU bottleneck?

[@MyTopAnime]

@@a.wosaibi No, check the GPU usage, it is not being fully utilised. CPU bottleneck is when you get the same frames no matter the resolution you put on.

[@zyckshanne4427]

@@MyTopAnime lmao 1440p it's a more a GPU bottleneck.

[@camotech1314]

Wow like 10-20 FPS difference between 5600X and 5900X for 1440p gaming? Just save your extra money and buy a better GPU.

[@SlavaBagmut]

It's funny that on a 5900x 0.1% low is lower!! or equal in some games than on 5600x. More threads does not mean more 0.1 % FPS performance in some cases, even opposite.

[@Dawg99999]

the gamer benchmark has the 5900x 90fps more than 5600x in war zone....that must be wrong

[@RandomBenchmark]

90fps more? Lol how?

[@Dawg99999]

@@RandomBenchmark check their vid

[@Dawg99999]

@@RandomBenchmark they using 3090

[@beanos2287]

The 5900x isn't very much more powerful than the 5600x in games, actually the 5600x beats it in gaming performance from time to time.

[@canadianwildlifeservice8883]

So hard to choose. I feel the 12600K is a better overall CPU for less money right now ($280) than the 5600X ($230). And The 5800X ($350) is most certainly not worth $120 more than the 12600K. Now that Intel has the affordable B660 and H670 motherboards it's even harder to choose. I liked AMD for their cheaper GPUs (before the scalpers took over), but the simple fact is that 12th gen Intel offers better price/performance on a newer platform than the older AMD Zen 3. tl:dr Basically all the AM4 CPUs are now overpriced for the performance compared to Intel's gen 12.

[@digorokano6043]

bro if u wanna buy intel 12600k u have to buy z chipset motherboard which is very expensive now. i bought b550 and ryzen 7 5800x and it suits me very well

[@canadianwildlifeservice8883]

@@digorokano6043 umm, no you don't. B660, H610 and H670 are the new cheaper boards that were released about a month ago for socket 1700. Do some research.

[@digorokano6043]

@@canadianwildlifeservice8883 why you pay for k cpu?

[@RandomBenchmark]

Maybe because 12600K is a 10 Core CPU while 12600 is a 6 Core? 12th gen is completely different that the previous ones, only 12700 and 12900 got efficient cores while the rest of non K CPUs don't. All non K CPU are also running with significantly lower TDP 65W vs 125W.

[@digorokano6043]

@@RandomBenchmark payin for k cpu and not using 100% strange to me

[@딸기케이크아저씨]

Quite some difference

[@PeachBag]

on 1440p very miniscule

[@dany_2945]

well, where i live the 5800x is around 100$ more expensive than 5600x, might be worth it

[@starlite3597]

its not if you play at 1440p

[@almfmf2932]

@@starlite3597 what resolution should I use for the 5600x if you dont mind answering

[@itsludacris721]

@@almfmf2932 1440p depending on your gpu

[@kasuhmy]

I Just got the 5800x for 440€. That's good I guess. Considering the cheapest deal for the 5600x is 360

[@almfmf2932]

@@itsludacris721 rtx 3080

[@nonyabiz3874]

wtf??? lol sad, i get the core counts but come on ...

[@marek8591]

5800x+5900x not worth

[@gedimangediman]

Imaginary processors.

[@RandomBenchmark]

Not really, it depends where you live. In the UK 5600x and 5800x are available in few shops, only 5900x is out of stock.

[@gedimangediman]

@@RandomBenchmark 😉

[@CosmicVoid420]

@@RandomBenchmark yeah i got a 5600X at PC world for £280

[@HelloFellowDinosaurs]

5600x and 5800x are easy to get hold of all the time, there's loads of them in stock, but 5900x and 5950x are near impossible. If you're only gaming, don't go above 5800x anyway, it's really worthless for gaming.

[@venger5705]

@@HelloFellowDinosaurs Yah? Where at

[@fatihuyumsuz3512]

1 fps 100$ thank you amd 😅🤣🤫

[@mrjuicegamer]

Well if you want editing , streaminv video editing you need 5800x or 5900x

[@zangetsu_the_best_zanpakuto]

in january 2021, in the USA, the price of an Ryzen 5 5600X is: $400 freaking dollars!!!!

[@RandomBenchmark]

In the UK you can buy 5600x for £300 without any issues. MSRP is £280 so the CPUs prices are not that as bad as GPUs prices.

[@zangetsu_the_best_zanpakuto]

@@RandomBenchmark cool! so do you live in the UK? it's crazy that the rest of the world can get access to all the new hardware, yet all these chips are not available at anywhere near MSRP in the states.

[@therealgraeme]

@@zangetsu_the_best_zanpakuto This time it's an exception. 99% of the time US and Canada gets the bargain prices, and the rest of the world gets screwed over. In the UK we very often see the price conversion of 1:1. So if something cost $200 US, we pay £200+ here in the UK.

[@unknownuser5299]

Yes at least it's not 1 million $ I'm in Lebanon 😔

[@ski69bum]

Amazon had it the other day for $270, AMD dropped some last thursday at MSRP. I think they were available for 20-30 min for that drop. ANTonline (in Atlanta, GA) usually has them on sale for an hour every 2-3 weeks. 5800x has actually been easier to get from them at MSRP.