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AMD Ryzen 7 5800X CPU Eight Core 3.8GHz Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X CPU Eight Core 3.8GHz Processor
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X CPU Eight Core 3.8GHz Processor
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Posted 30 April 2024

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X CPU Eight Core 3.8GHz Processor

£140.85
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The AMD Ryzen 7 5800X processor is optimized for video games: 8 Cores, 16 Threads and 36 MB GameCache. Not to mention the native and boost frequencies which reach new heights to allow you to enjoy your favorite games in the best conditions. Pair it with a high-performance graphics card and you can play all games smoothly.

  • Architecture: Vermeer
  • Socket: AM4
  • Frequency 3.8 GHz (Basic)
  • 4.7 GHz (Boost)
  • Unlocked coefficient: Yes
  • Number of cores: 8
  • Number of threads: 16
  • Cache memory: 36 MB
  • Instruction sets: 64 bits
  • Memory support: Memory channels: 2 (dual channel)
  • Supported memory: DDR4 3200 MHz
  • PCI Express: 4.0
  • Engraving fineness: 7 nm
  • TDP: 105 Watts
  • Actual TDP: 140 Watts
  • Compatible chipsets: B550 (may require BIOS update)
  • X570 (may require BIOS update)

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  1. fishmaster's avatar
    It's £146 buy it, if it needs replacing under warranty then customes fees will do you over. If it needs replacing try and get a refund as custom fees on RMAs are complex and don't work out. Unless you can get Amazon to co-operate in that regard.

    So what is good about a 5800X why not get a 5700X? Well yeah you can but if this is the cheapest option you can PBO/Curve Optimise this in the BIOS and you should be doing that anyway. This CPU will do most people for gaming and many productivity tasks etc. Save the money that you would have spent on a 5700X3D / 5800X3D and put it towards a better GPU etc. (edited)
    James_Harking's avatar
    It's only just over £50 more to get the 5700X3D currently on Amazon Germany.
  2. ttttd's avatar
    It's amazing how much the 5800X specifically has depreciated from launch in light of the X3D chips
    fishmaster's avatar
    Decent CPU but it was released on November 5th 2020 so getting on for 4 years old now.
  3. MrPickled's avatar
    Does this come with a fan? I've got a 3600 and just trying to factor in if I would need to get one on top
    MrSmallBear's avatar
    I’d probably look at a better cpu cooler than the one you received with a 3600 for this cpu.
  4. SartoriX's avatar
    That seems like a great deal, tempting!
  5. Zeb_'s avatar
    worth an upgrade from a 5600?
    Fabby's avatar
    I'm assuming 5600x? For gaming not really worth the effort - if you do anything that leverages the extra threads and can sell the 5600x then maybe? Otherwise wait for a full system upgrade on am5
  6. idontbyte's avatar
    it's a good deal but is roughly on par with the Intel 12400 in terms of performance and would not offer much in the way of upgrades unlike the socket 1700.

    I was tempted as i'm in the market but I think 12400F plus spend a little more on an intel 1700 mobo and ddr5 to break even will be a better more future proof combination.
    John59's avatar
    12400F is more a competitor for the 5600X, you probably mean the 12600 as compettition for the 5800X.
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