Ryzen 7 5700x vs Ryzen 5 5600x - Is it worth paying more?

[@Benchmarklab]

00:00 Cyberpunk 2077 00:23 RDR 2 00:49 Ghost Wire Tokyo 01:20 Witcher 3 01:43 CS GO 02:14 Guardians of the galaxy 02:39 Fortnite 02:59 Horizon Zero Dawn 03:20 MSFS 2020

[@ricardofac47]

The 65W TDP of 5700x makes it simply amazing, still runs cool and consumes as 5600-5600x with more 2 extra cores for a little longevity. I think they earned my extra bucks for it.

[@Bdot888]

Exactly! I saw it dropped to $198 for black friday so I jumped on it. I am coming from a 3600x so it will be a great and easy upgrade. I hope to keep it for a few years then upgrade to the new platform once a couple gens of cpus release on AM5 and it gets refined and cheaper

[@JS-lv5pn]

@@Bdot888 Yeah got it for 190 shipped couldn't beat it.

[@Bdot888]

@@JS-lv5pn right? Fast 8 cores with low power usage it’s perfect 🙏

[@ErkanMehmedali]

I just upgraded from 3600 to 5700X because it used the same watt. same chipset and extra 2 cores. My 2070S still runs great with it. Might use another 3 years.

[@shach0s]

@@Bdot888 getting 5700x for $183 today. currently using i5 9400f, can't wait to try it as soon as it's delivered!

[@jimtekkit]

I have both the 5600X and 5700X. The 5700X is basically a 5600X with two extra cores and better thermals, while giving a small frame bump. Ignore the ill-informed doomsdayers who think that having less than 8 cores won't be "enough" for the future, I can tell you right now that the differences between both chips are only noticeable in benchmarks (even then it's only up to 25% difference in multithreading with identical single-core performance).

[@MrChonkers]

Both chips are impressive, but this game benchmark clearly shows a small lead for the 8 core CPU. It is safe to assume the games coming in the next 2-3 years will work even better on 8 cores vs 6 cores.

[@jesusquintero2905]

@@MrChonkers que disipador por aire me recomiendas para el rizen 7 5700x? Ya que tiene solo 65w de tdp

[@MrChonkers]

@@jesusquintero2905 Any cheap tower cooler with 6 or 8 heat pipes and 1 fan.

[@Bdot888]

@@MrChonkers Very true, while a 5600x would be great for a while, those 2 cores and 4 threads extra will definitely make a difference in the longer run. My 3600x served me well the past two years but the 5700x will give me a decent uplift and handle newer gen titles better and for longer. But if you are on a budget and have a mid range gpu then the 5600x is still a beast of a cpu especially for the price to performance. I wouldnt buy the 5700x for the original msrp of $300. Luckily it dropped to $198 for black friday

[@MrChonkers]

@@Bdot888 Absolutely. I have a laptop with a 2 core Intel CPU, it used be great back in the days of Windows 7, now it's only good for office or light media. My next CPU will have at least 8 cores, probably more, but that's a few years in the future :)

[@greenbiri]

Thanks for measuring the low 0.1% as well. Most people think that both CPUs perform the same, however this metric proves that the 5700x actually dips much less. To me it's a better investment, as some newest games are starting to appear to be more heavy on threads.

[@Tadders]

I think you're wrong there. The MFS 2020 towards the end of the video shows that the 5600x actually has higher 0.1% lows. This is inconsistent and weird. I think inconsistent 0.1% results are indicative of something else going on in the system, either with cache or RAM or who knows. I used to like the 0.1% lows as the best indicator of performance but now I just don't know, it's not consistent data so it's hard to tell whether it's the fault of the CPU or the system, you know. Might not necessarily be down to thread count. What do you think?

[@jasonking1284]

Yes. That is significant.

[@mrdeathamore]

0.1% lows are insignificant. 99% is what you should care about.

[@SynderNOfficial]

The 5800X is $20 cheaper for me than the 5700X. Which one should I go for?

[@mrdeathamore]

@@SynderNOfficial 5700X, it's a bit slower (not significant really) but runs colder and more efficient

[@AxTROUSRxMISSLE]

So basically, 5600 for gaming only and 5700 if youre gonna be doing rendering/multicore stuff

[@Sajuuk9]

or the 5700x for a bit of future proofing if your mobo is end of life/stuck @ the 5xxx series.

[@Rafael.insider.gamer004]

I bought a Ryzen 7 5700X to upgrade my old Ryzen 7 2700, and the difference in gaming and benchmarks tests between these two processors are huge

[@Rafael.insider.gamer004]

​@Flying Bread the perfomance is very good, my gpu is a RTX 3060, and the ryzen 2700 was bottlenecking my RTX, and then i decide to upgrade

[@jasperlorenzo3102]

I have the same previous specs, I bought Ryzen 7 5700x pair with MSI X570s mag gaming carbon max wifi , with 32gb 3600mhz ram, next stuff the GPU, probably 3070 or 3070ti or Rx 6750 xt.

[@gbkraidz640]

@@Rafael.insider.gamer004 just bought a 5700x for my rx 6600 xt bc the 3700x was bottlnecking so bad

[@Rafael.insider.gamer004]

@@gbkraidz640 in my case the Ryzen 7 2700 is bottlenecking so much my RTX 3060, after i bought this ryzen the perfomance is better than ever

[@Odin3v]

I went from a 2700x to a 5600x and the jump was huge. My 270x@4.3 was bottlenecking the piss out of my 6800xt @ 3840x1080 144hz

[@quinoxzgdzlla499]

Well here in middle-europe the 5600x is around 110$ while the 5700x is around 150. I think that 40$ easily worth it, not only the +2 cores but the 0.1-1% lows are usually better on the 5700x, which gives a bit more stability and smoother feeling.

[@Pseudo_Placebo]

No difference in games. Even in 2 to 3 years the 5600x will be enough. Even my 2600x was easily enough. I'm only on 12 cores for video editing. So don't let it drive you crazy... The 5600x will easily last for many more years

[@porteenbois503]

even compared to ps5 ?

[@aywinfur3991]

@@porteenbois503 PS 5's cpu is a zen 2 chip, equivalent to a lower clocked 3700x

[@dangrows_za4798]

I just sold my 2600x for no reason. Just wanted to upgrade to have the best possible setup before sockets change. Still not sure weather 6 or 8 core. If 5600x would last maybe 3 more years should the 5700x go atleast 5

[@dildojizzbaggins6969]

@@dangrows_za4798Weather? What weather? Huh?! *whether

[@dangrows_za4798]

@@dildojizzbaggins6969 ouch sorry my mistake upset you so much. Went 5900x in the end in case you wanted to know.

[@synkronoswastaken]

pretty interesting to see that in Switzerland the 5700x is 5 Dollars cheaper than the 5600x

[@ImperialDiecast]

the most important takeaway is that you need to play at settings that cause 100% gpu utilization (or as close to it as it gets). if for some reason you CANT, then upgrade to a cpu that can achieve it.

[@theblaiken8873]

Why?

[@Krystalmyth]

Since I like emulation, the higher cores are going to matter the most. When I was stuck on Quad Core, emulation was the first and mostly only thing that truly suffered once the big processors arrived and emulation like RPCS3, Yuzu etc began preferring them. So I'm going with as many cores as I can this go around.

[@simonb.8868]

I thought emulation only required high frequency

[@masterlee1988]

@@simonb.8868 Yeah higher IPC is normally the most important aspect of emulation.

[@kiddcisco]

Stick with your 5600X if you have one it is not worth the move to 5700X, if you are gonna upgrade go 5800x3d or 5900x for a final upgrade on AM4

[@mtaufiqnmtn]

What if you are still have a ryzen 5 3600? Is 5700X a good choice for upgrade?

[@ukemix8848]

@@mtaufiqnmtn If you are only playing just stick with 5600

[@kiddcisco]

@@mtaufiqnmtn whats your use? If basic surfing and gaming , stay w the 3600 and just overclock it. It you are editing alot and time is imp a 5700x or 5800x3d for last upgrade

[@refresh3316]

i hve r5 3500, should i pick 5700x or 5600x for my upgrade?

[@masterlee1988]

@@refresh3316 For just gaming 5600, but for gaming and everything else 5700x.

[@10GreenDragon10]

It really comes down to whether or not you'll need two extra cores for doing other computing stuff, both are great option unless you want to go crazy with top of the line 5800X3D.

[@gotworc]

Yeah 5700x is barely better in games but I think it'll help someone like me that wants to multitask with high CPU usage applications and games. So I'd say it's worth it

[@echobyte77]

if i wanna upgrade to the rtx 40 series would the 5600x be ok?

[@masterlee1988]

@@echobyte77 Yes.

[@yenice3652]

​@@gotworcwhat about streaming? Go with the 5700x?

[@intermilan9731]

cyberpunk dlc greatly benefits from 8 cores.

[@Ryzen_56X]

I recently bought the 5600X (215€) and upgraded my cpu cooler for a better one I chose the Artic Freezer A35 RGB which gave me an average working temperature of 45Cº, during gaming at 1080p at high settings 65Cº, the 5600X performs really well with everything although I only use my pc for gaming and watching movies.

[@mudzy9820]

yeah i got it and have to say its the go, lets the 3070 stretch but anything higher need more cores

[@ImperialDiecast]

@@mudzy9820 yup, i have the same combo. i was thinking about settling for a 3060ti but then i thought let me make the additional 80 eur investment for 20 more watts. i could have paid another 100 on top of this to get the 3070ti but that thing is power hungry at 290 watts for only a few frames more.

[@mudzy9820]

@@ImperialDiecast 3070 is the best performance per dollar nvidia card, i got it overclocked n not far off a ti model in frames but i undervolted it and wow thing doesnt run any hotter than 66degs in an itx case, 3070 is a gun

[@BornRanger]

Where tf bro found the 5600x for 215€ 😂 it costs 300+ right now

[@BornRanger]

​​​@@mudzy9820that would be the rx 7700 xt now, it can give you slightly higher performance than the 3070 in most games, especially in 1440p, and it cost at least 50€ less

[@FEDUl-1995]

What kind of cooling do you use for the ryzen 5700x?

[@VipapkStudiosOfficial]

If we're talking about productivity such as coding, video editing, encoding, designing, or streaming... than trust me you want the Ryzen 7 5700X over both the Ryzen 5 5600X, for the extra 2 cores and 4 treads, which is more for gaming and Ryzen 7 5800X because that CPU is a flop. The Ryzen 7 5800X has 2-3% more performance for 30 euros more, over here in the Netherlands, it gets a bit hotter and sucks more power.

[@wranton]

so between the 7 5700x and 5800x I should go for the 5700x?

[@VipapkStudiosOfficial]

@@wranton I would recommend that, yes. You're not gaining anything extra from the 5800X. You're only spending more money, it uses more power usage, and no performence gain! Also every user, benchmarkers and reviewers are calling the 5700X "what the 5800X was supposed to be". Btw, the 5700X is going on for huge sale everywhere, go grab it! :) In a nutshell: "The 5700X has the performence of the 5800X but has the power usage of a 5600X."

[@m8x425]

After seeing people get burned with the i5-6600k or 7600k,.... I'd pick the 5700x any day. CPU core counts and performance is advancing at a healthy rate, sooner or later 8 cores will be the norm for a Gaming PC.

[@francissauve6685]

The problem with the i5-6600K and i5-7600K is its 14++++. Also the i5-7600K only had 6MB of cache, thats tiny compared to the Ryzen 5 5600 healthy 32MB of cache

[@antonioytm]

@@francissauve6685 But 14nm is more stable.

[@aywinfur3991]

@@antonioytm Um, what? That makes no sense.

[@antonioytm]

@@aywinfur3991 So why you can OC more and effectively intel than amd? Because their architecture is bigger which means bigger temps but also bigger clocks.

[@tonkatoytruck]

Tell that to the R7 2700X. Single core performance is still king in gaming. R5 5600X is a perfect example with only 6 cores.

[@marvean2519]

So they pretty much perform identically in most games?

[@Magnum_Express]

That's actually pretty typical with AMD since Zen 2. Most of these games aren't utilizing every core. 3600x gets about same fps as 3800x. Same for 5600x and 5800x. They're all great for gaming. Just buy the one in your budget and needs.

[@marvean2519]

@@Magnum_Express I was about to upgrade for the 5600x but I might just go for the 5700x since the price isn't all that different anyway. And yes I agree with you.

[@Magnum_Express]

@@marvean2519 I'm about to upgrade my 3600x to the 5700x . I also saw a 4700 in the works. It's basically a 3700 non X. Uses 3000 series architecture. But if I'm right price might only be 200-249? Based on the pricing scale of the other 4000 series. If it matches my 3600x in games, might pass on it but it would be nice to have 8 cores for future games

[@marvean2519]

@@Magnum_Express Not sure where you live but MicroCenter has a $50 off coupon on CPUs for "new" customers. So they have the 5700x for 250 basically.

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

@@marvean2519 what CPU are u using rn? 5700x only make sense if you already have an AM4 board. Otherwise Alder Lake is the obvious option now

[@Quickeey]

Wow! Can you provide your PBO settings on you 5700x?

[@ZealousPumpkinTV]

I Guess for streaming+gaming the 5700X, I wouldn't choose the 5800X due to high temps, besides, the 5700 is maybe 5-8% slower than a 5800X and the 5700X is plenty powerful at lower temps, still providing 8 cores 16 threads proving to be good when gaming + streaming at the same time.

[@TranceHistorian]

exactly why for some people it's worth going to the 5700x over 5600x

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

hm nice advice

[@ZealousPumpkinTV]

@@TranceHistorian For sure, it's mainly the core count and threads that attracts buyers for the 5700X and 5800X over the 5600X, although at this time of the year I wouldn't recommend people buy either if they still need to buy a new motherboard for a good upgrade, I personally am sitting on an i7-9700 which is ok for gaming but not ideal for streaming at 8C 8T with ok single core performance, I'm waiting for intel's 13th gen i7-13700 or AMD's ryzen 7 7800X (if amd supports DDR4 that is), my budget for the new CPU will be around 350-380$. AMD's releasing around september and Intel's around October, we'll see!

[@camotech1314]

@@ZealousPumpkinTV fair enough! I just wanna say that if you keep waiting for next gen and next gen you will never upgrade. AM4 is super flexible platform and will be cheap as chips soon, while AM5 and DDR5 will remain expensive for a while yet.

[@mrsuperselenio5694]

@@camotech1314 Exactly why I am looking for upgrading as the 5700x is 45€ cheaper than the 5800x but I will see when the 7x00 comes out, if they get even cheaper, honestly more incline for the 5800x if the prices eventually get even closer. 5700x currently sitting at 275€ for me vs 320€ for 5800x. Yes I know 57 is better but I do want the bit of OC freedom the 58 provides by undervolting

[@VzlaLeo]

The 5600 makes this choice more difficult

[@camotech1314]

I am a streamer/content creator and I am tempted to upgrade from 5600x to 5700x for those 2 extra cores!

[@AssassinIsAfk]

Same here I am probably gonna do it since it's got better temps then the 5800x and has less tpd then the 5800x

[@105rogue]

I'm asking because I genuinely don't understand something. Please explain to me why 1080p is harder on the cpu than 2k or 4k gaming? You purchase a powerful gpujust for it to do nothing when playing 1080p?

[@Baustakar]

You test CPUs on lower resolutions so the GPU won't be a bottle neck to the FPS.

[@fatalist4428]

Which one I buy for better fps and performance? They are the same price here. Pls answer! Pairing with GTX 1080

[@HerrInteressiertDichNicht]

For the price 5600 without X 5700x for 2 more cores

[@BeavisVolg]

who's here because of the offer in Amazon? I am not from the states so every dollar counts a lot for me, it is currently a $25 USD difference between each but im highly considering it because im not sure if the performance is going to be noticeable in my games such as Zenless Zone Zero and Sea of Thieves.

[@amora135_]

lol me what are you leaning towards. Any higher cpu is bit out of my budget

[@thedesigner21]

Which monitoring software are you using in this video

[@nuall4165]

Is that CPU utilization for the 5700x across all cores or just one?

[@johnszatkowski6898]

How does the Ryzen 7 5700G CPU compare to these? I know the L3 cache (16Mb) is lower on the 5700G but this CPU preforms really well using an external GPU with a slight overclock on the CPU and using 3800Mhz DDR4 ram (2sticks of 16Gb) Asus B550 MB. I had to buy a "pre-built" a few months back to get a decent GPU without robbing a bank and it came with the 5700G CPU. It's really snappy and multi-tasks really well with its 8cores 16threads. With the overclock applied the 5700G is not "straining" at all playing AAA games and is also a 65TDP CPU. I do not know if the increased 32Mb L3 cache would improve my performance at all. Any input would be appreciated!

[@camotech1314]

its definitely a worse performer, I would only get it if you really cant live without the Vega GPU

[@Ufasas]

doesn't support gen 4, and no precision boost overdrive

[@ImJusSha]

It has a integrated graphics card it might be cheaper but it’s not the same

[@Oorillon]

Man, i really miss Benchmarks with Games like Stellaris. I do think, singlecore intensive Games will be a good addition to compare.

[@justbegula]

I'm a common multi-tasker, and my 3rd gen i5 is still going strong on my iMac. Though it is falling behind when graphics are raised (high, etc.), and 10 or more tabs are opened. Should I get the 5700X, the 5600X, or just the base 5600 for my new build? Main focus is gaming, but also doing college and watching some KZbin.

[@Benchmarklab]

Better to take 13600k or w8 for non k cpus

[@justbegula]

@@Benchmarklab im not the biggest and most forcing user, but id really just like to know which one is best. they're also in my cpu budget.

[@Benchmarklab]

@@justbegula if you wana play Esport games with max FPS so 5700x will be better, if no, 5600x is enough

[@justbegula]

@@Benchmarklab Alright, thanks! I'm really just a light player.. Minecraft, Roblox, sometimes Doom when my friend comes over. I'll be taking the 5600X then 😁

[@KarsonNow]

Make it any sence to upgrade from Ryzen 3800X up to 5700X? I use at not an Radeon RX5700 XT SE (Saphire) GPU.

[@beni5149]

I upgraded from a 1600x to a 5700x and honestly I can't tell the difference since the 1600x still gets over 60 in pretty much every game

[@insfw_Arts]

You are new in the world of pc right?

[@OliveiraTulio]

​@@insfw_Artshahaha

[@mavg4271]

Why is everyone doing dlss off?

[@TBCO310]

Well I sold my 5600x and bought the 5700x. I overclocked them both... while my 5600x pushed in CB23 multi about 11150 points. My new 5700x pushes around 15200ish points I am not done yet tweaking it but its almost done. Back then the 5600x was the sweat spot CPU now I think its definitely the 5700x.

[@TranceHistorian]

omg I am about to go the same upgrade!😮

[@aidonger42069]

@@TranceHistorian is it worth it if your not OC'ing?

[@camotech1314]

@@aidonger42069 i would say it depends on the tasks you do, if ur only gaming with 1 monitor then 5600x is perfectly fine! If ur looking to do multitasking like content creation, streaming, video editing then 5700x is defo a better choice!

[@Umetnik]

I switched from 5600x to 5700x because I edit 4k d-log videos. I need those 2 cores.

[@FranciscoJimenez-bb7fk]

so they have same graphics hardware baked on chips?

[@ranakirti]

Hi, which overlay software do you use?

[@space7292]

seems like riva tuner

[@YashvirGaming]

prices on amazon USA right now for this Ryzen 5 5700x is $394+Global Shipping + Import fees = $602.95 Damnnn i gotta wait for CPU deals on amazon without Global Shipping means only the MSRP price & import fees then I will buy

[@theheck5176]

I still rock the 2600X and as long as my GPU is only a measly 1650 Super, it's not worth thinking about CPU. It looks like a powerful CPU with better thermals than my 95W 2600x.

[@red7062]

I have 2600x and 4070 and still works but in ultra settinsg and rt On no works great.... 2600x works great in 360 or 460

[@Jokesterasd]

@@red7062 wasn't bottleneck ?

[@Happyguy60]

Why are you using low setting on these games? You should be using max setting so we can see how much the cpu really gets utilized

[@copernic29]

If the difference of price is low it can be cool to take 8 cores i think because ps5 has 8 cores too and maybe devs will start to take advantage of it. But maybe i m wrong i m not expert.

[@sagreroart1090]

Consoles have had 8 cores for 2 generations, they don't use them.

[@alvialif9207]

Can i use Antec Symphony 2400mm Aio for Ryzenn7 5700x? to running all core 4.6ghz?

[@vivekvhatkar4750]

Yes.

[@jesusquintero2905]

Gracias por el video, me suscribo de una, a propósito me pienso comprar el 5700x y me preguntaba que disipador bueno me recomiendas, gracias.

[@Maicrash104]

Si quieres mirar una liquida por estetica, puedes revisar la cooler master ml240l v2, o si es por aire la cooler master hyper 212 rgb

[@fire_xlex2639]

Do I need to update my bios on Asrock b450 steel legend for r7 5700x ?

[@masterlee1988]

Yes.

[@VincentAmadeus]

Guys oct 2024 here, I'm upgrading from 5500, so what's the final say here: 5600x or 5700x? Please help guys

[@kudvis]

so why you have 5600x avg fps in cyberpunk here higher than 5700x and 5800x in previous video?

[@Benchmarklab]

Different locations, different fps

[@digitaltestings]

5600x is a real beast and the best CPU

[@ed8212]

5600 is the same for 30$ less

[@Vini_Garage]

No

[@xokin156]

Nah i5 12600k is

[@Magnum_Express]

But not for the same launch price you get 2 more cores, 4 more threads. These new cpus should've launched last year

[@jimtekkit]

@@ed8212 5600 has also arrived almost 1.5 years after the 5600X. That's quite a long time in computer world.

[@GusNoJinsei]

And im still with a Ryzen 3 2200g and rtx 2060 . Is it 5600x for me? Only 1080p Games

[@HerrInteressiertDichNicht]

Yes You can also buy 5600 without the x

[@doug753]

.1%....1%.....octa is better if near same price, smoother gameplay,..however 5600x is a sweet chip no doubt.

[@gamercrazy5931]

Pras placas a320 não vai ter suporte?

[@AnaoDoEmbu]

B550 pra cima

[@viniciusofficial10]

Depende do modelo, a minha b350m da gigabyte já tem suporte

[@Billy96-96]

to montando um PC do zero, encontrei o 5600x por $215 Dólares e o 5700X $315 Dólares, pretendo usar uma RTX da geração 3000, 3060ti ou 3070.. Qual deles tu me indica?

[@AnaoDoEmbu]

@@Billy96-96 qualquer um dos dois vai atender bem irmão! Se quiser um PC para jogar e trabalho que exija mais threads como é o meu caso, eu sugiro o 5700x, se for só pra jogar e streamer o 5600 vai rodar de boa.

[@Billy96-96]

@@AnaoDoEmbu obrigado

[@dezz1953]

Is Deepcool ak400 enough for 5700x ?

[@Benchmarklab]

Sure

[@dezz1953]

@@Benchmarklab Cause i see that the temperature always the same as 5600x , so don't see to get a expensive cooler, thank you for the answer

[@Indonesia01ian]

How about productivity? Please compare 5600X vs 5700G in term of Adobe Premier/Ilustrator and so on. Let say we also have the same Dedicated GPU

[@mj-7444]

Everyone streams or records. 8-core right

[@fredmoniz7256]

why is the usage of cpu the same since the 5700x has more cores? weird

[@christiandk09]

The 5700x has been great for me so far, got one for about 180$ off amazon on black friday along with a motherboard for $100

[@cnfnbcn3227]

The problem with all these gaming tests is that you don't really account on how optimized game's usage of multithreading is, and what's more important, people don't only play games on processors.

[@dharkbizkit]

8 cores for future proofing, if you want to keep the cpu for like say 3-5 years

[@kuyt20]

There is no future-proofing for gaming unless you're purchasing all the flagship products. Games benefit more from IPC gains and cache size increases generation-to-generation. Just look at the Ryzen 2600x vs 2700x in today's games. Their performance difference is still virtually the same as it used to be when they launched 4 years ago. All those people who shelled out extra cash for the 2700x thinking two extra cores would benefit them after X amount of years were just delusional. Yes, there might come a time when the optimal gaming CPU core count will go up to 8. But when that day comes, the new 6-core CPUs will still wipe the floor with the 5700x due to IPC, clock and cache improvements. Just like the 5600x is doing with every previous 8-core Ryzen CPU that came before it. Trying to "future-proof" a budget gaming rig is a fool's errand. Buy cheap, use for a few years, then buy the newest cheap offerings again, rinse, repeat.

[@raigekiplayz]

hi... can i use r7 5700x pcie 4.0 to my mobo pcie 3.0?

[@traaage7782]

Yes

[@scyzorpl]

Ryzen 7 5700x if you game and stream on twitch yeah its better but if only gaming i'll would stick with 5600x

[@strongestfan9823]

What about vr gaming

[@AponTechy]

What's the gpu?

[@MarkoVuckovic32]

Well they cost exactly the same where I live so I think that 5700x is a better choice for longevity of the PC even tho they are practically the same for gaming at the moment.

[@26DeislerFCB]

looking at cp77 and ms simulator its worth the 5700x, just for the future, because those 2 games the heavest at current time

[@vivekvhatkar4750]

Yes .

[@FAKEXTREME786]

It's not fair because this gpu was full power this cpu check power to pair more powerful gpu like 3090 or 4080

[@YouAreStillNotablaze]

Just about everything is about the GPU now, you're better off spending your extra money there, getting a good mid-range multicore with a high clock. You'll really only need the extra cores for compute and decoding, etc. As a general rule 'extra' cores has been a waste for gaming compared to higher clocks and a better GPU.

[@socks25]

Depends what games you’re playing.

[@abeedhal6519]

No that is definitely false. There are many games that are very cpu intensive making use of more threads ect.

[@YouAreStillNotablaze]

@@abeedhal6519 And most CPUs you can get at entry to moderate budget pricing will give you enough threads to meet the need. Before you get more threads, the ability to reach higher clocks still matters most. The point being is that you can cut the budget on the cpu, you just don't need even a $300+ CPU for gaming, you're much better off putting more money towards the GPU in terms of price to performance for your build. Unless a game is using some yet never-before-seen engine tech and mechanics, if a game is even 60% as dependent on a CPU having more than 8 threads as it is on GPU processing, the devs did something seriously wrong.

[@abeedhal6519]

Ryzen 7 5700x was 160 here. So no brainer ,really.@@YouAreStillNotablaze

[@matiasjara4102]

For 20 Bucks of difference, justo go for the 7 5700x.

[@masterlee1988]

Here it's a 60 bucks difference but I would still go for 5700x.

[@gerard5711]

Yep

[@danilchirva3993]

Thinking about upgrade r3 2200g to 5600 for 3d and games, but If price for 5700x won't be much higher, then I'm taking that.

[@exterminadordecomunistas5620]

for streaming it is good ryzen 7 5700x¿ i have an rx6600xt only games like apex legends and ps2

[@mateodark7522]

sip, te va a ir super

[@Indonesia01ian]

Hi My Ryzen 5600X cinebench R23 multicore score is very low on A320M HDV. My score is 6900 which others are 11000. The temperature is normal

[@lordseph]

Is the 5700x out for sale now? I can't seem to find it

[@weavercs4014]

Bought one today for 165 lol

[@zhila5958]

this is in amazon

[@weavercs4014]

@@ok-70707 BoxUK is a retailer in my country. They accidentally listed it for 165 instead of 265 and obviously sold out in minutes..so no it's not cap

[@MadXeonYT]

Got my new 5700x for 150$, best purchase of my life

[@AntoineFinch]

So people are getting the 5700 and selling their 5600x for 5 more frames? Z

[@ard.trolls5599]

Hey can i pair ryzon 7 5700x with gtx 1650

[@Benchmarklab]

Sure

[@ubaha_]

it would have been better to see this with cpu intensive games instead...

[@dendevis4331]

преимущество в 10 fps, хотя количество 0.1% и 1% тоже поднимается. но такое впечатление, что в некоторых тестах что-то мешало правильно выводить значения, когда один процессор выдавал 50fps по 0.1%, другойуже 100fps по 0.1%

[@artur_razumovskiy]

До он походу в свой мега-низкий тепловой пакет упёрся тупо, потому и разницы почти никакой.

[@АбылайТулеутаев]

@@artur_razumovskiy а теплопакет как то можно увеличить?

[@artur_razumovskiy]

@@АбылайТулеутаев Конечно.

[@knollanadrianotanteo]

So at a quick glance, generally speaking, 5700x is about 5% faster on Avg FPS

[@francissauve6685]

The answer is: No, use that money for a better GPU

[@francissauve6685]

Or save your money honestly

[@antares4004]

NO, cpu give more fps/€

[@gettingemhyper]

Why should I buy the 5600x when the 5700x costs just 8€ more?

[@Guy_that_exists]

Yeah i was wondering why its only like 10$ more when it has 2 more cores

[@gettingemhyper]

@@Guy_that_exists I did lots of research in the last days and I think the prices of it just dropped. At release the 5700 cost quite a bit more, but now the prices are very similar. You should go for the 5700 if the price is ~10 dollar. Over all I decided to grab some more money and get the 5800x3d

[@masterlee1988]

@@gettingemhyper Here 5700x is 60 bucks more but still worth it.

[@Roger_Rademakers_1971]

Here in Holland now ( 08-11-2022 ) ; 5600X boxed @ €169 and the 5700X boxed @ €249... do the math per Core... 😉

[@berrother8490]

If you were going to buy 5600x, it's better to pay extra and take 5700x

[@serkay1938]

why nuub maybe for 1080p for 1440p and higher 5600 more then enough

[@antonioytm]

@@serkay1938 But you get 2 more cores and 4 more threads for almost same price which is big deal for future proof. Right know price are high but wait few months and price will be same as 5600x.

[@Magnum_Express]

@@antonioytm exactly. If the price is about the same, take more cores everytime.

[@Hardly_Party]

@@antonioytm 6 cores will be the standard for gaming for a long time to come. 4 cores was the standard for like a decade. and games aren't that complex to require that many threads. but sure if they wee the same price, take the 5700x but theres no real need to for gaming

[@antonioytm]

@@Hardly_Party True, but its always better to have more. Also some 4 cores are better in gaming than some 6 cores processor. Right now 4 core in some high games use 90-99% of usage but for example it would be great if i7 6700k had 6 core and used 60-70% and you could use it for 5 years more. I used i7 6700k and in some ubisoft games or cpu demand games were lagging at some point because of 99% cpu usage (it was rare). But fps was really high because cpu clock was good.

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

chance theyll upgrade to even more powerful gpu, so yes although no for particular setup, and prob in years 5800x3d will get cheaper

[@Creative_Hanras.]

Гениально 😌...тесты с упором в видеокарту гениально.... 😌😌

[@Benchmarklab]

Where did you see that the gpu was loaded at 98-100%? mostly 90-92% it's not GPU bottleneck

[@cndontepax]

you're paying for extra cores

[@HerrInteressiertDichNicht]

The 5700x the best 8 core CPU under 200€ with low TDP And the 5600 and 5600x best Gaming CPUs under 150€

[@mohammadwaleed4663]

1080p on rtx 3080...yeah that's stupid

[@ImperialDiecast]

with dlss off it would be fine

[@GcontrollerG]

1440p?

[@dieterbackes5862]

In 1440&4k same

[@alexanderwingeskog758]

Ahwell maybe not really worth it then (first ordered a 5 5600x then changed to 7 5700x) but it was peanuts money in between... so two extra cores for peanuts...

[@Kitten_Stomper]

Yes because the CPU motherboard and RAM are all pieces that require the other two to work and considering total cost, the 8 core is better price to performance.

[@xergio1977]

1440p & 4K...? 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Benchmarklab]

Resolution doesn't effect cpu performance 1080p or 4k , fps is the same, resolution is about graphic cards

[@xergio1977]

@@Benchmarklab, yes but not all game. And just curiosity

[@hua..]

that would just make the margins even smaller, at 1440p and especially 4k you could probably make a 3600 seem like it's on par with the 5700x as well

[@tilapiadave3234]

5600 NON x .... or Intel

[@lansiman]

just 40 bucks more for 12700 non K which blew the shit outta this thing

[@dezz1953]

yeah and +50 bucks more for fucking expensive motherboard for intel

[@abeedhal6519]

yeah and way more money for mainboard and only supports 3200 ddr4 ram on specific boards, otherwise you gotta buy even more expensive ddr5

[@jackz166]

Why benchmark between 8 core and 6 core cpu? Lol

[@Mr.E.us.69]

Currently in UK 5600x - £214 5700x - £270 +5% fps = +26% in £ price. 5600x better choice for value

[@weavercs4014]

@@Mr.E.us.69 dude. BoxUK sold me a 5700x for £165, check them out

[@Mr.E.us.69]

@@weavercs4014 link?

[@weavercs4014]

@@Mr.E.us.69 you can't send links in KZbin

[@orion_world9661]

It is useful for rendering 5700x

[@vitoraugusto1085]

5500 its more cheap and do the same mark.

[@inketotv8728]

Paguei 1400 no 5600x e pelo que eu vi a diferença e quase inula até pq minha placa de video que vão ser o gargalo

[@alyssonalves9631]

O 5700x novo no ali ta 1550,eu comprei o 5600x e me arrependi,o 5700x é melhor para alguns trabalhos

[@inketotv8728]

@@alyssonalves9631 eu não comprei no ali pq ia demorar pacarai pra chegar, fora que eu só vou usar pra jogar um warzone no máximo ent o 5600x guenta dboa Obs: eu comprei na terabyte e chegou em 1dia e umas horas pela jadlog

[@alyssonalves9631]

@@inketotv8728 ah sim,eu comprei no ali e esta demorando pra caralho pra chegar,fui de ali por causa do valor mesmo

[@inketotv8728]

@@alyssonalves9631 pagou quanto lá?

[@alyssonalves9631]

@@inketotv8728 1050 novo sem cooler box

[@trajanaugustus8783]

Yes

[@ValorantlyG]

Noth worth the 50 euro diff

[@eduardoc1587]

Son lo mismo +- 9 fps

[@ВладиславГришин-ш7ш]

RTX 3090 Ti

[@l.i.archer5379]

Skip both of these CPUs. Microcenter has the R7 5800X for $319.99 and the R9 5900X for $369.99. I have 2 PCs built using a CPU of each in each one. The 5900X is blazingly fast!!

[@mota4729]

Which state?

[@l.i.archer5379]

@@mota4729 Westbury, Long Island, NY.