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7800X3D and Sapphire Nitro+ 79000XTX are holding up great. we really need better GPUs at this point; i don't think i've ever seen my CPU past 70% util outside of testing.
I have four Raijintek Ophion Evo M cases I got for some builds that I bought for 62 bucks. I plan to sell them all and got a 5500 for 83 bucks for what will be my lowest budget one that will sell really faster. I'm probably grabbing a 5700X3D for another to build a 1000-ish buck 4k build with a 6800XT I got laying around. It's a great time build if you are going for the highest end builds.
@@andrewcutthroat31Especially running at 4k. A log of games are GPU limited so you won't even need a faster CPU. I'd say 70% CPU utilization is getting up there though but most games aren't that CPU demanding.
@@brandonpayne1207 i've only hit 70% on M&B:BL2 with a mod that lifts the unit cap, ~2000 independent units running around makes the cpu work lol. and i've been playing in 4k, it's unbeatable clarity. most games work with everything on ultra, but there are some poorly optimized AAA games where i can only get 60 ish frames.
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There's a way to swap out a part in the bundle while keeping the discount for the other parts. I would've used that to swap out a better motherboard, but you're still getting an amazing deal.
I just bought a new 7500f for $130. I'm pretty sure there's nothing that can beat that in price/performance. I was thinking of waiting for the 9600, but I'm pretty sure it'll still be $200+ till the mid of next year.
7500F for $130 is amazing! And now that you are on AM5, in a couple years you'll just drop in a 9800X3D or 11000X3D or whatever they call Zen 6 X3D. You can't really go wrong.
I think it would make th most sense for AMD to release the new x3d chips just in time for the new gpus. If they release a 16 core all v-cache CPU, that'll be nuts.
No real access to 7500f in the US, but I got the 7600 for $190 which I felt was quite decent. Although I wish I had just spent more to get an 8 core, like the 7700 on sale for $250. Then I'd just have 8 good cores and not have to worry about it anymore.
I would recommend reversing the spreadsheet columns with bi-monthly prices to go from left to right, as you are doing progression. Also, you have 'Change' at the end, so it would make sense to have the latest relative prices right next to it. Adding original retail prices might be useful as well. If you want to keep the monthly columns as they are, at least put 'Change" after 'CPU', so it is next to the relative (latest) month. It would make the chart more efficient/easier to read. :)
Great video, The microcenter down the street has 7800x3d for $320 and the 7900x3d for $310 which is crazy. Kind of disappointed with the leaks of the 9000 series so far and not being faster than the 7800x3d. Kind of just feels like a refresh until the 9800x3d comes out
i think you should add watt/performance, i think thats a big deal for a lot of people and also for people looking to make an sff PC, where cooler max tdp is severely limited
A month ago from Micro Center got the 7800x3D for $197.12 on a bundle deal with my MSI B650 MAG Tomahawk WiFi for $199.99 and G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB Series 32GB for $117.99. Their Special Savings with 32GB DDR5-6000 RAM plus Motherboard Bundle Savings is awesome! Worth the 6 hour round trip drive from our home and they had 24 months 0% financing at the time and extra $20 off AMD Bundles too! This was my 1st Micro Center adventure, loved it! The Detroit roads could use some repaving though! OMG lol
I got a 5600 right now. But reinstalling some games because busted ssd, exporting some video, running 4K video downloader plus Chrome plus SolidEdge, and boom, 100% cpu load. Be mindful of multitasking. Looking hard at an upgrade but really want the new AM5 chipsets. They hopefully come with at least 3× NMVe slots on mATX.
why does Canada never see these price changes? The 7800x3d has been sitting at $488 since I started looking at PC parts in early March. I ended up going with the 7600x cause it was half the price and still was good enough for what I need it for, but it would have been nice to have the x3d.
Here I am waiting for the RTX 5080 to come out (to decide on that or the RTX4080 Super - hope fully below $900), was set on the AMD 7800 X3D, and now you throw the new 9K series at me - LOL. I guess I will limp along with my i5 and GTX1080 till August. Great video and info - Thanks.
I’m doing this exact build rn got my 4080 s for 1058 and the 7800x3d for 300 both new and msi b650 edge mobo this is my first build , I do own a 3070 pc that was custom but I bought it built on Facebook marketplace
@@lilmisery1643 Only change I would make is the MB, you should look at the MSI Z590 PRO WIFi, from what I read it has better HW than the 650. I will wait for the RTX 5080 to come out. my old GTX1080 is still holding on. LOL.
@@juanmacias4854 those are intel boards lol I’m using amd, I have that board on my 3070 iits using a i7, this build is white and black that’s why I chose that one cuz it’s white, wanna try amd this time around
@@lilmisery1643 The RTX5080 and RTX4080 are Nvidia GPUs, AMD does have some nice GPUs as well. Hope your build delivers you excellent results, good luck!
@@juanmacias4854I know lol you can use a amd ryzen 7800x3d with a nvidia 4080s , you recommended a intel board is what I’m saying when I’m using a amd cpu I’ve never tired amd gpu
I just bought all the parts for my PC! Went into a micro center and they had the Ryzen 7800 x3d with Asus B650-E motherboard, and 32 gb of DDR5 Ram for $470. This is my first PC and this channel has helped a lot! I will post a list of my parts on your next video and the costs and hope it helps someone with their plans!
I did the 5600X3D bundle a few months ago, sold my old CPU with the bundled parts, and ended up paying $60 for the upgrade. Micro Center needs to hurry up with all those new stores.
ah one drive to to the detroit area from west michigan to grab a 7900 xtx Sapphire nitro for 800$; caused me to make a stop at micro center and spend and extra 1400 on a whole new build. Did get a 7800x3d, but didn't do the bundle because they don't allow ram swaps and I really didn't like the motherboard. I highly recommend the 670E Tomahawk Wifi and the teamgroug rgb ram at 6000 cl 30.
Happy I just got the 7900x3d for video editing, 3d work, encoding and gaming. Got onto the AM5 platform and now I can just drop a new Zen 6 cpu into my motherboard when its on sale in 2027 :)
If they do launch the 9kx3d models in september, it will be a paper launch. It takes time to get the binned stock to get them in enough quantity to meet demand.
I have heard totally conflicting things. Some say the 9000X3D was supposed to launch in July but they missed the window, some say AMD will hold it back until 2025 because they don't want Ryzen 9000 non X3D parts to languish unsold. Others say that the whole thing was supposed to come out at the same time in September but then they moved up the non-x3d parts. So your guess is as good as mine right now!
@@PCBuilderChannelIm looking forward to seeing what the 9800x3d can do but I kinda hope it doesnt come out until next year. I just upgraded to a 7800x3d. Lol
My first one I found locally sealed for $340 Then a few weeks later a new one just in a sleeve for $260. And a few weeks ago another brand new 7800x3D for $220!!! I didn’t need a 7800X3D for my MediaPC but at $220 why not. It moved two systems down and pushed out a 5600x that I sold for $100 last night.
Just wanted to say thank you for making it easy for us to build the perfect pc. I copied the $1500 build from your video 3 months ago and I ordered the MSI 240hz 1440p monitor from your video 3 weeks ago. This is a dream come true for me as I've been waiting years and years to build my first gaming pc. You're the best! 🔥
I'm still using an AM4 socket X570 motherboard (with WiFi) and the Ryzen R9 5900X showed up at Best Buy for $249. Not on the list, but a smoking deal. Definite upgrade from my R5 3600. Now I need a new cooler but ThermalRight twin towers are cheap and decent.
Im so waiting on the ryzen 7900 65w to go down some, getting ready for a home server build and am amazed that the 7900x3d is cheaper than the 7900 vanilla and waiting for the deal to jump on it
Keep in mind one of the reasons the prices on it are going down is it has performance issues. See our latest 7800X3D build guide for more, we go over the issues there
I agree with you on the 9600X because the biggest upgrade will be tyebmemory controller but the number of people buying a 6c12t chip buying DDR5-7200+ RAM right now is very low. I do think the rest of the ryzen 9000 series will be viable upgeades potentially but we have to wait for actual reviews.
I'm planning on building a Pc later this year during Black Friday, as I'm very new to this scene Should I get the 7800X3D rn at this price or wait until Black Friday when I'm buying the rest of the products?
I noticed you had the 12600k and 12700k paired with DDR4 for the budget gaming and DDR5 for the midrange production. But I noticed that they were missing from the midrange gaming list. Was the pairing of a 12600k or 12700k with DDR5 not enough to make the midrange gaming cutoff?
I dont think the 9000 series will sell super well at launch since a ton of folks got the 5800x3D and the 7800x3D already. Only the "few" remaining people who havent upgraded at all will go for the 9000 (x3D) ones, but the 9000 series will sell better in the future unless Intel pulls out something really amazing. But the current and "older" x3Ds are just too good swap them for a 9000 one, imo.
If the 9600X is close enough to the 7800X3D and about equal to slightly better in mutli threading for less power usage, and they sell it for a good price, I could see a lot of folks taking the plunge with a 9600X. But we'll have to wait and see.
I'm still on my AM4 cause I upgraded my CPU to the 5700x3d with a 4070 and it's been a beast of a combo. I'm pretty sure I can get another 4-5 years with this PC. Thanks for all of your videos!
I was thinking about the used market for AM4, for a couple budget minded builds, and came across the 3700X. I checked one out and compared it to the 5600. It’s cheaper and performed about 5-18% better on a few games at 1080p and some low-medium settings at 1440p. Might be worth looking into.
It looks that US people can build computers with 1 week of salary as if it was pocket money. In my place second-hand market doesn't work, even when our salaries are 1/4 of those in the US. My budget for GPUs was €150, so I haven't bought any graphic cards since Radeon RX550
Yo Jason. Do you think that in close future ( 2 years let's say ) are we going to see 3rd player in CPU market ? I'm asking because you mention Snapdragon in promo. Honestly i would like 3rd big player in this field same as Intel jumps in in GPUs. What's your opinion ?
one thing people dont mention with between difference of 7600 and 7600x and all the x cpus is they dont come with a stock cooler, so 7600x is 10$ more but you also need to spend like 25$ minimum for a cooler for basically the same performance. IF you dont have a cooler already. but most people building their first computer 7600 is a wayyyyy better deal.
If you absolutely needed to build a 2-year AAA capable gaming PC on a strict budget a month ago, 5700X3D all day. Today, that's changed to 7600. Things are a bit nuts right now, and I'm glad I don't need a new build. For most people, it's wait and see time.
I’m so tired of just seeing everyone doing gaming pc builds with a small emphasis on content creation. What about the other half? How about a good production rig for things such as game development, 3D modeling, animation and video production? I’m an indie developer and would love to see a tiered list for production rigs
Every list he does includes those. What are you talking about man. Watch this video again. Best bang for buck production and gaming chip right now, especially if you wait for sales, like prime day, or you buy used, is the 13700k. You can see that in his list.
Jason, I am still on AM4 platform with Ryzen 5 5600X GPU is RX 7800 XT, 32gb memory, 1440 32 inch monitored. Light, gaming mainly COD. CPU does have slight bottleneck due to GPU. From what I can tell as for pricing to upgrade would go i7 13700K as would gain performance boost. But this means having to change platforms. If I can just stay with AM4 as I heard AMD coming out with some AM4 new CPU's.
It's not on the list but I got a Ryzen 9 5900X at Best Buy for $249 which has numbers very similar to the i7 13700 at Passmark. I think that 7800XT will bottleneck almost everything. 😋
Hello Jason, I am writing to you from Caracas, Venezuela. I would like your recommendation to build my PC. Currently I have already purchased an MB X670 GAMING I only need the graphics card (I'm thinking about a Gigabyte Radeon RX 7900 GRE), the Gigabyte TPM 2.0 Module, the M.2 SSD (I'm thinking about a Crucial T705), the power supply (It could be a Gigabyte GP -UD850GM PG5 Rev2.0) and the Case that I have fallen in love with so far is the LianLi Lancool 216. What do you think of this setup? and what would be your settings? Greetings from Venezuela!!!!
Really showcases how we are being taken advantage of most of the time when they can reduce prices like 50% over base MSRP and still be in the green... Also warning I wouldn't buy a 7900X3D for gaming, it's a dual CCD 6+6 core CPU and suffers from the associated issues with CCD switching tasks. Don't go thinking you are gonna save 10-20 moneyz and somehow outperform a 7800X3D, theres a reason this CPU is getting such a high discount to the point it's now cheaper than the in theory lower part in the chain.
If you’re in Dallas, I got my 7800x3d for $200 at microcenter because of a promotion they had online. Reserve your parts online and see if it discount to that too!!!!
If i want to boost my build how should I? Got the fallowing sys: PRO Z690-P DDR4 (MS-7D36), i5 12600KF, DDR4 Ram 32 GB 3200mhz, XPG GAMMIX S70 and Samsung SSD 980 1TB, RX 7800 XT, RM850x, 80 PLUS Gold, 850w Dell S2422HG monitor
I got 7500f for ~135$ and in future i will switch to maybe series 9000 or 7800X3D after more cuts in prices... Ram 6000/30 for ~115 not best but still good price in my country... Now i need motherboard. :D minimum 3 slots for m.2 and best if 2 USB C on the rear and some audio better than 897.
I'm buying Rx 6800/Ryzen 5 7500f in 3 months I'm I gonna get a better deals in terms of cpu and GPU in the future when Ryzen 9000 series drop and Rx 8000 series drop?
RX 8000 allegedly will focus on mid+range. 7700xt, 7800xt, 7900xt may drop in price which is a pretty natural and expected as seen with 6000 series. For cpu maybe wait for 9600 non-X to drop in price if Ryzen 9000 has significant memory support optimization, otherwise 7500f from Ali is okay
If that is the level of performance you are looking for, I wouldn't wait. It is entirely possible that AMD will remove the deals from the 7000 series once the 9000 series hits shelves to incentivize you to buy that instead. That is what they have historically done, and these current CPU price cuts came as quite a surprise to me. Besides, once you are on AM5 you can't really go wrong as you can always upgrade the CPU in a couple years.
hey do you have a vid or could you make a vid on everything i would need to put my pc together my self ?? like at the parts im new to pc gaming but dont wanna pay a arm and leg for a pre built also i can save money buying what i need bit by bit ?????????? love your vids bro
Tempting still sitting on my 5900x for a build that litterally has been waiting on a gpu that makes sense for me to buy, and that means less than $400 i never buy until i see reviews
18:57 Intel came out saying that Igor's lab finding is only one of the reasons, but there are others as well and they still do not know all the factors. Personally I refuse to believe that Intel does not know what is the issue with their 13900K,S and 14900K,S processors. I think they know it exactly, but they have been trying to avoid to admit it publicly at any cost because that would force them to accept RMAs globally or face class action lawsuit.
really impressive channel, videos with great content, topics with all links described, spreadsheet for resumed information! awesome! that this makes an example to youtubers for how to provide quality content!!!
Hello brother pc builder, I recently bought a 2x16gb 5200mhz cl40 ram for my amd ryzen 7 7800x3d. Based on tests u did few months ago there is about 1-1.5% difference between 6000mhz cl30 and 5200mhz cl40 when used with amd ryzen 7 7800x3d so is there really a point of asking for a refund and getting better ram?
In my country a 5900X is currently the same price as a 5700X3D. I have a 5600 and a 7800 XT, should I upgrade to the 5900X or a 5700X3D, or not upgrade at all?
I am unsure whether to go with DDR4 or DDR5 for my potential build with 12700K. Is there any reason to select DDR5 for 50$ more (of total cost)? In terms of performance? Not thinking resell value.
With lga 1700, prob not, only good thing about ddr5 is that you can reuse it in the future but that would mean you'd buy a ddr5 lga 1700 mobo and the 14th gen is the last gen its supporting
sadly the changes are only for USA and probably also europe. no price changes here. my 5700x price is very near the price when i bought it about a year ago. no massive price difference.
@@PCBuilderChannel thank you. kinda wanting 5800x3d to drop in price. but since it went up in usa. that means no chance for my region to get a price drop.
7800x3d launched at $449. Will they keep that price for the 9800x3d or go higher? If they were Nvidia, they'd make it $1200. ;-) Fortunately I still have games from 10 years ago I still haven't even opened so I'm pretty sure my existing computer can handle them. But it is fun to speculate on what I could have. (I'd buy a 7800x3d and use the extra money on the video card probably)
You guys need to understand CPU prices are mostly based on tech , they cost very little to produce once you have your technology set , it takes alot of money to invent and test. For example it cost AMD 17$ to produce and they sell it for 600$
I can wait since I'm running a 5800X3D and just upgraded my GPU. The 9000X3Ds are the CPUs I will go to next. That being paired with my 4070 TI Super should carry me well into 2025. It's going to be a GPU desert if as reported that AMD and intel will only be focused on low to mid range products.
I want to upgrade to a 7800x3d and i know it’ll be bottlenecked by my 3060ti but does that bottleneck really matter when i mainly play valorant which is a cpu bound game?
If you said you played actual CPU bound games like Hearts of Iron 4 I'd say the x3D is more than worth it. But considering it's FPS games, you'll need some GPU grunt too.
Sorry I misread your comment. For light gaming and general work, the 7800X3D is not necessary and you could go with a last gen CPU like the Ryzen 5600.
whats better 1.5 7500f and 7900 gre or 2. 5 7600x and 7800xt. i know the 2. option harmonies better but. 1. option is faster and if you ahve to upgrade in future you only have to upgrade the 7500f. what do you guys think?
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Are you waiting for Ryzen 9000? Taking advantage of huge price drops on last gen? Or is your PC still holding up? Tell your story in a new comment below!
7800X3D and Sapphire Nitro+ 79000XTX are holding up great. we really need better GPUs at this point; i don't think i've ever seen my CPU past 70% util outside of testing.
I have four Raijintek Ophion Evo M cases I got for some builds that I bought for 62 bucks. I plan to sell them all and got a 5500 for 83 bucks for what will be my lowest budget one that will sell really faster. I'm probably grabbing a 5700X3D for another to build a 1000-ish buck 4k build with a 6800XT I got laying around. It's a great time build if you are going for the highest end builds.
@@andrewcutthroat31Especially running at 4k. A log of games are GPU limited so you won't even need a faster CPU. I'd say 70% CPU utilization is getting up there though but most games aren't that CPU demanding.
@@brandonpayne1207 i've only hit 70% on M&B:BL2 with a mod that lifts the unit cap, ~2000 independent units running around makes the cpu work lol. and i've been playing in 4k, it's unbeatable clarity. most games work with everything on ultra, but there are some poorly optimized AAA games where i can only get 60 ish frames.
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Paid $470 for my 7800x3d, but I got a Gigabyte b650 gaming x ax, and 32gb RAM with it. Living close to a microcenter is amazing
There's a way to swap out a part in the bundle while keeping the discount for the other parts. I would've used that to swap out a better motherboard, but you're still getting an amazing deal.
Wow, you are amazing, you live near microcenter and let us starving for wishing to live near microcenter.
@@FieryMeltmanhow do you swap out a specific part of the bundle? would love to know this. thanks!
@@mn3ql Go to "PC Parts" -> "AMD Bundles" (or "Intel Bundles") -> find the bundle & click "Build With It".
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I just bought a new 7500f for $130. I'm pretty sure there's nothing that can beat that in price/performance. I was thinking of waiting for the 9600, but I'm pretty sure it'll still be $200+ till the mid of next year.
you’re 100% correct 💪 7500f for $130 FTW im about to cop one for a secondary $750 total budget build on AM5 and people say AM5 is still expensive 🥱
7500F for $130 is amazing! And now that you are on AM5, in a couple years you'll just drop in a 9800X3D or 11000X3D or whatever they call Zen 6 X3D. You can't really go wrong.
I think it would make th most sense for AMD to release the new x3d chips just in time for the new gpus. If they release a 16 core all v-cache CPU, that'll be nuts.
No real access to 7500f in the US, but I got the 7600 for $190 which I felt was quite decent. Although I wish I had just spent more to get an 8 core, like the 7700 on sale for $250. Then I'd just have 8 good cores and not have to worry about it anymore.
@@patsk8872I live in Houston me and my buddy got one from ali Express
I would recommend reversing the spreadsheet columns with bi-monthly prices to go from left to right, as you are doing progression. Also, you have 'Change' at the end, so it would make sense to have the latest relative prices right next to it. Adding original retail prices might be useful as well.
If you want to keep the monthly columns as they are, at least put 'Change" after 'CPU', so it is next to the relative (latest) month. It would make the chart more efficient/easier to read. :)
Great video, The microcenter down the street has 7800x3d for $320 and the 7900x3d for $310 which is crazy. Kind of disappointed with the leaks of the 9000 series so far and not being faster than the 7800x3d. Kind of just feels like a refresh until the 9800x3d comes out
i think you should add watt/performance, i think thats a big deal for a lot of people and also for people looking to make an sff PC, where cooler max tdp is severely limited
A month ago from Micro Center got the 7800x3D for $197.12 on a bundle deal with my MSI B650 MAG Tomahawk WiFi for $199.99 and G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB Series 32GB for $117.99. Their Special Savings with 32GB DDR5-6000 RAM plus Motherboard Bundle Savings is awesome! Worth the 6 hour round trip drive from our home and they had 24 months 0% financing at the time and extra $20 off AMD Bundles too! This was my 1st Micro Center adventure, loved it! The Detroit roads could use some repaving though! OMG lol
I remember back in the day when pc parts were expensive.
shame that we don't really see price cuts in australia
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@@PCBuilderChannel prolly the price ig
damn, i guess i got lucky getting the 5600 non x for $109 in my country last month.
I got a 5600 right now.
But reinstalling some games because busted ssd, exporting some video, running 4K video downloader plus Chrome plus SolidEdge, and boom, 100% cpu load. Be mindful of multitasking.
Looking hard at an upgrade but really want the new AM5 chipsets. They hopefully come with at least 3× NMVe slots on mATX.
why does Canada never see these price changes? The 7800x3d has been sitting at $488 since I started looking at PC parts in early March. I ended up going with the 7600x cause it was half the price and still was good enough for what I need it for, but it would have been nice to have the x3d.
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I'm still hoping for a $249 9600X, but it could cost $279, possibly that $299. Thumbs up for awesome videos!!
I hope AMD doesn't do what they always do with pricing and get greedy with Ryzen 9000!
7700X is $275 at amazon right now. $25 for 2 more cores is a good deal.
7800x3D is $340 now, lowest ever at amazon is $320. You will see it at $299 soon, maybe in July
A Ryzen 5 5600 for what I spend on one night's drinking... OK went on Amazon and bought one.
Great cpu. I ran one with a 7900xtx for a while
Here I am waiting for the RTX 5080 to come out (to decide on that or the RTX4080 Super - hope fully below $900), was set on the AMD 7800 X3D, and now you throw the new 9K series at me - LOL. I guess I will limp along with my i5 and GTX1080 till August. Great video and info - Thanks.
I’m doing this exact build rn got my 4080 s for 1058 and the 7800x3d for 300 both new and msi b650 edge mobo this is my first build , I do own a 3070 pc that was custom but I bought it built on Facebook marketplace
@@lilmisery1643 Only change I would make is the MB, you should look at the MSI Z590 PRO WIFi, from what I read it has better HW than the 650. I will wait for the RTX 5080 to come out. my old GTX1080 is still holding on. LOL.
@@juanmacias4854 those are intel boards lol I’m using amd, I have that board on my 3070 iits using a i7, this build is white and black that’s why I chose that one cuz it’s white, wanna try amd this time around
@@lilmisery1643 The RTX5080 and RTX4080 are Nvidia GPUs, AMD does have some nice GPUs as well. Hope your build delivers you excellent results, good luck!
@@juanmacias4854I know lol you can use a amd ryzen 7800x3d with a nvidia 4080s , you recommended a intel board is what I’m saying when I’m using a amd cpu I’ve never tired amd gpu
I just bought all the parts for my PC! Went into a micro center and they had the Ryzen 7800 x3d with Asus B650-E motherboard, and 32 gb of DDR5 Ram for $470. This is my first PC and this channel has helped a lot! I will post a list of my parts on your next video and the costs and hope it helps someone with their plans!
Need to do a motherboard video to match these cpu deals since cpu is only half the equation.
I think others have mentioned but if you live close to a Micro Center prices are even better in store. $320 today for a 7800x3d
I did the 5600X3D bundle a few months ago, sold my old CPU with the bundled parts, and ended up paying $60 for the upgrade. Micro Center needs to hurry up with all those new stores.
ah one drive to to the detroit area from west michigan to grab a 7900 xtx Sapphire nitro for 800$; caused me to make a stop at micro center and spend and extra 1400 on a whole new build. Did get a 7800x3d, but didn't do the bundle because they don't allow ram swaps and I really didn't like the motherboard. I highly recommend the 670E Tomahawk Wifi and the teamgroug rgb ram at 6000 cl 30.
wish canada price cuts would come i swear we miss most of them
Thanks for the quick comprehensive updates.AM4 CPUs was 20% discounted on ebay (AU) few days ago...
Yes looks like AMD wants to liquidate it! Very different from their approach to previous launches.
Man wish these discounts were this good in Canada!
Keep your eyes out, I suspect we'll see them extend as AMD and Intel try to clear the decks for next gen CPUs.
Yeah same here in UK.
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Happy I just got the 7900x3d for video editing, 3d work, encoding and gaming. Got onto the AM5 platform and now I can just drop a new Zen 6 cpu into my motherboard when its on sale in 2027 :)
If they do launch the 9kx3d models in september, it will be a paper launch. It takes time to get the binned stock to get them in enough quantity to meet demand.
I have heard totally conflicting things. Some say the 9000X3D was supposed to launch in July but they missed the window, some say AMD will hold it back until 2025 because they don't want Ryzen 9000 non X3D parts to languish unsold. Others say that the whole thing was supposed to come out at the same time in September but then they moved up the non-x3d parts. So your guess is as good as mine right now!
@@PCBuilderChannel everything is conjecture until you can put it in a cart to check out
@@PCBuilderChannelIm looking forward to seeing what the 9800x3d can do but I kinda hope it doesnt come out until next year. I just upgraded to a 7800x3d. Lol
I got 7800x3d around 320$ luckily.
The retailers here get it for around 280$.
Wow! Great price!
My first one I found locally sealed for $340
Then a few weeks later a new one just in a sleeve for $260.
And a few weeks ago another brand new 7800x3D for $220!!!
I didn’t need a 7800X3D for my MediaPC but at $220 why not. It moved two systems down and pushed out a 5600x that I sold for $100 last night.
it cots $400 in my country :(
@@45eno How in the world could you ever get a new 7800X3D for $220. That has to be below retailer cost.
I got the 7800X3D for like 200 bucks a month ago at microcenter
Just wanted to say thank you for making it easy for us to build the perfect pc. I copied the $1500 build from your video 3 months ago and I ordered the MSI 240hz 1440p monitor from your video 3 weeks ago. This is a dream come true for me as I've been waiting years and years to build my first gaming pc. You're the best! 🔥
I'm still using an AM4 socket X570 motherboard (with WiFi) and the Ryzen R9 5900X showed up at Best Buy for $249. Not on the list, but a smoking deal. Definite upgrade from my R5 3600. Now I need a new cooler but ThermalRight twin towers are cheap and decent.
Preordering for the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X 4.3 GHz 16-Core AM5 Processor starts 31 July.
Thanks, Jason. 👍🏼
You bet!
@@PCBuilderChannelbuy 7800x3d or wait?
Im so waiting on the ryzen 7900 65w to go down some, getting ready for a home server build and am amazed that the 7900x3d is cheaper than the 7900 vanilla and waiting for the deal to jump on it
Keep in mind one of the reasons the prices on it are going down is it has performance issues. See our latest 7800X3D build guide for more, we go over the issues there
I agree with you on the 9600X because the biggest upgrade will be tyebmemory controller but the number of people buying a 6c12t chip buying DDR5-7200+ RAM right now is very low. I do think the rest of the ryzen 9000 series will be viable upgeades potentially but we have to wait for actual reviews.
best buy is the sponsor - all amazon prices lol love it! Good video! But what about board prices going up?
I'm planning on building a Pc later this year during Black Friday, as I'm very new to this scene
Should I get the 7800X3D rn at this price or wait until Black Friday when I'm buying the rest of the products?
I noticed you had the 12600k and 12700k paired with DDR4 for the budget gaming and DDR5 for the midrange production. But I noticed that they were missing from the midrange gaming list. Was the pairing of a 12600k or 12700k with DDR5 not enough to make the midrange gaming cutoff?
I dont think the 9000 series will sell super well at launch since a ton of folks got the 5800x3D and the 7800x3D already. Only the "few" remaining people who havent upgraded at all will go for the 9000 (x3D) ones, but the 9000 series will sell better in the future unless Intel pulls out something really amazing.
But the current and "older" x3Ds are just too good swap them for a 9000 one, imo.
If the 9600X is close enough to the 7800X3D and about equal to slightly better in mutli threading for less power usage, and they sell it for a good price, I could see a lot of folks taking the plunge with a 9600X. But we'll have to wait and see.
@@PCBuilderChannel exciting times ahead of us for sure!
@@PCBuilderChannel I personally never upgrade for slight improvements.
I'm still on my AM4 cause I upgraded my CPU to the 5700x3d with a 4070 and it's been a beast of a combo. I'm pretty sure I can get another 4-5 years with this PC. Thanks for all of your videos!
I was thinking about the used market for AM4, for a couple budget minded builds, and came across the 3700X. I checked one out and compared it to the 5600. It’s cheaper and performed about 5-18% better on a few games at 1080p and some low-medium settings at 1440p. Might be worth looking into.
It looks that US people can build computers with 1 week of salary as if it was pocket money.
In my place second-hand market doesn't work, even when our salaries are 1/4 of those in the US.
My budget for GPUs was €150, so I haven't bought any graphic cards since Radeon RX550
Yo Jason. Do you think that in close future ( 2 years let's say ) are we going to see 3rd player in CPU market ? I'm asking because you mention Snapdragon in promo. Honestly i would like 3rd big player in this field same as Intel jumps in in GPUs. What's your opinion ?
just got an 7800x3d for 300$ ( in sweden ) on a drop sale livestream :D
one thing people dont mention with between difference of 7600 and 7600x and all the x cpus is they dont come with a stock cooler, so 7600x is 10$ more but you also need to spend like 25$ minimum for a cooler for basically the same performance. IF you dont have a cooler already. but most people building their first computer 7600 is a wayyyyy better deal.
If you absolutely needed to build a 2-year AAA capable gaming PC on a strict budget a month ago, 5700X3D all day. Today, that's changed to 7600. Things are a bit nuts right now, and I'm glad I don't need a new build. For most people, it's wait and see time.
I’m so tired of just seeing everyone doing gaming pc builds with a small emphasis on content creation. What about the other half? How about a good production rig for things such as game development, 3D modeling, animation and video production? I’m an indie developer and would love to see a tiered list for production rigs
Every list he does includes those. What are you talking about man. Watch this video again.
Best bang for buck production and gaming chip right now, especially if you wait for sales, like prime day, or you buy used, is the 13700k. You can see that in his list.
Jason, I am still on AM4 platform with Ryzen 5 5600X GPU is RX 7800 XT, 32gb memory, 1440 32 inch monitored. Light, gaming mainly COD. CPU does have slight bottleneck due to GPU. From what I can tell as for pricing to upgrade would go i7 13700K as would gain performance boost. But this means having to change platforms. If I can just stay with AM4 as I heard AMD coming out with some AM4 new CPU's.
It's not on the list but I got a Ryzen 9 5900X at Best Buy for $249 which has numbers very similar to the i7 13700 at Passmark. I think that 7800XT will bottleneck almost everything. 😋
Hello Jason, I am writing to you from Caracas, Venezuela. I would like your recommendation to build my PC. Currently I have already purchased an MB X670 GAMING
I only need the graphics card (I'm thinking about a Gigabyte Radeon RX 7900 GRE), the Gigabyte TPM 2.0 Module, the M.2 SSD (I'm thinking about a Crucial T705), the power supply (It could be a Gigabyte GP -UD850GM PG5 Rev2.0) and the Case that I have fallen in love with so far is the LianLi Lancool 216.
What do you think of this setup? and what would be your settings?
Greetings from Venezuela!!!!
Answered elsewhere (:
Thanks for your extensive info , I hope you could brings us all the info from the Ryzen AI 300 series , which for me are the most interesting
You're very welcome! Hope you keep enjoying all the new content :D
Imagine if they made the product stack better.
Really showcases how we are being taken advantage of most of the time when they can reduce prices like 50% over base MSRP and still be in the green...
Also warning I wouldn't buy a 7900X3D for gaming, it's a dual CCD 6+6 core CPU and suffers from the associated issues with CCD switching tasks.
Don't go thinking you are gonna save 10-20 moneyz and somehow outperform a 7800X3D, theres a reason this CPU is getting such a high discount to the point it's now cheaper than the in theory lower part in the chain.
I’m looking too get the Msi b650 tomahawk and use 12gb 4070 super and 7800x3d will this be perfect build for max gaming performance?
If you’re in Dallas, I got my 7800x3d for $200 at microcenter because of a promotion they had online. Reserve your parts online and see if it discount to that too!!!!
Microcenter has bundle for $479 right now. 7800x3d, Mother board and ddr5 Ram. Hard to beat
If i want to boost my build how should I?
Got the fallowing sys:
PRO Z690-P DDR4 (MS-7D36),
i5 12600KF,
DDR4 Ram 32 GB 3200mhz,
XPG GAMMIX S70 and Samsung SSD 980 1TB,
RX 7800 XT,
RM850x, 80 PLUS Gold, 850w
Dell S2422HG monitor
If the 7900)X3D) is gonna be an absolute steal when the 9K launches, I may but it. Or the 9900X if bang for buck is enoug.h
I got 7500f for ~135$ and in future i will switch to maybe series 9000 or 7800X3D after more cuts in prices... Ram 6000/30 for ~115 not best but still good price in my country...
Now i need motherboard. :D minimum 3 slots for m.2 and best if 2 USB C on the rear and some audio better than 897.
6:14 could you please make sure to put the "f" at the end of that i3 and i5?
For a quick second i thought the i5-12400 was $109
I'm buying Rx 6800/Ryzen 5 7500f in 3 months I'm I gonna get a better deals in terms of cpu and GPU in the future when Ryzen 9000 series drop and Rx 8000 series drop?
Probably not. Plus by the time RX 8000 series drops the 6800 will have probably sold out.
RX 8000 allegedly will focus on mid+range. 7700xt, 7800xt, 7900xt may drop in price which is a pretty natural and expected as seen with 6000 series. For cpu maybe wait for 9600 non-X to drop in price if Ryzen 9000 has significant memory support optimization, otherwise 7500f from Ali is okay
If that is the level of performance you are looking for, I wouldn't wait. It is entirely possible that AMD will remove the deals from the 7000 series once the 9000 series hits shelves to incentivize you to buy that instead. That is what they have historically done, and these current CPU price cuts came as quite a surprise to me. Besides, once you are on AM5 you can't really go wrong as you can always upgrade the CPU in a couple years.
@@PCBuilderChannel what about the GPU?
The 12700kf is amazing value, performs liek a 13600k wich is basically one of the best cpu Intel ever made.
hey do you have a vid or could you make a vid on everything i would need to put my pc together my self ?? like at the parts im new to pc gaming but dont wanna pay a arm and leg for a pre built also i can save money buying what i need bit by bit ?????????? love your vids bro
bought my 5600 80$ on aliexpress 3weeks ago.
Hey Jason, the Ryzen 5 5500 is On Sale @ Canada Computers for: $79.99 Cdn!!! I sure needed that deal about 1 Month ago!!
My Next Projected Build is going to be on the AM5 Platform. #Dave'sNewBuild
Tempting still sitting on my 5900x for a build that litterally has been waiting on a gpu that makes sense for me to buy, and that means less than $400 i never buy until i see reviews
I just picked up a 7800x3d for $319 at micro center. I thought I got pretty lucky!
18:57 Intel came out saying that Igor's lab finding is only one of the reasons, but there are others as well and they still do not know all the factors.
Personally I refuse to believe that Intel does not know what is the issue with their 13900K,S and 14900K,S processors. I think they know it exactly, but they have been trying to avoid to admit it publicly at any cost because that would force them to accept RMAs globally or face class action lawsuit.
Amazon Prime Days just announced! Looking forward to savings offers.
If you're building a new system, what difference does a couple hundred dollars make when it comes to the CPU?
People have different budgets and between a 7500f vs a 7800X3D, the price difference can be put towards a better GPU.
really impressive channel, videos with great content, topics with all links described, spreadsheet for resumed information! awesome! that this makes an example to youtubers for how to provide quality content!!!
Thanks so much for that! Glad you're enjoying the channel. Thanks for watching! :D
Hello brother pc builder, I recently bought a 2x16gb 5200mhz cl40 ram for my amd ryzen 7 7800x3d. Based on tests u did few months ago there is about 1-1.5% difference between 6000mhz cl30 and 5200mhz cl40 when used with amd ryzen 7 7800x3d so is there really a point of asking for a refund and getting better ram?
I will keep my 7900x3d for now it works just fine. Hell I just got it back in march
How long did 5000 series take to bottom out after the release of 7k series? Seems to me like it was 6mo but I only had a brief look at the graphs.
the 5000 series was the starting point. 7000 series wouldnt be wher it is if it wornt 4 that - so ther is that :)
With the sanctions etc, happening now, what's a good replacement for the DeepCool AK620 for a 7600X?
Thermalright Phantom Spirit
@kelley09162 Regular one or EVO better? Not a huge price difference.
@@jaket8947 both are good though I personally think the EVO looks nicer.
In my country a 5900X is currently the same price as a 5700X3D. I have a 5600 and a 7800 XT, should I upgrade to the 5900X or a 5700X3D, or not upgrade at all?
Jason always coming out with the quality bangers 🔥
Let's hope my online order of Ryzen 9600 won't be shipped with A8-9600 AM4...
Thank god ppl don't know about the 7800x3d being 319 at Micro Center I'm tryna save up for that thang
I am unsure whether to go with DDR4 or DDR5 for my potential build with 12700K.
Is there any reason to select DDR5 for 50$ more (of total cost)? In terms of performance? Not thinking resell value.
With lga 1700, prob not, only good thing about ddr5 is that you can reuse it in the future but that would mean you'd buy a ddr5 lga 1700 mobo and the 14th gen is the last gen its supporting
Should I buy the 7800X3D with new top motherboard for gaming during the upcoming prime days? Or wait for the next gen 9000 amd cpus later this year?
See the "should you buy now or wait" section of this video! Its at the end. Its up to you obviously but I think the 7800X3D makes a lot of sense.
If I want a CPU for production but don't want intel what's a good midrange CPU from AMD that can both game and do video production
Any AM5 CPU would be good for that.
Just depends on what your budget is.
Nooo😢😢 I bought the 7950x3d a couple weeks ago for $555 💔
i just got a 5700 x3d on alliexpress for $130. I waited 3 weeks for it, but man its a great CPU
Where is the 5900X & 5950X for production?
The 5900X is cheaper than the 12700K in Europe at $202 vs $236 and has 4 more threads.
sadly the changes are only for USA and probably also europe. no price changes here.
my 5700x price is very near the price when i bought it about a year ago. no massive price difference.
Sending good vibes for better prices in your region!
@@PCBuilderChannel thank you. kinda wanting 5800x3d to drop in price. but since it went up in usa. that means no chance for my region to get a price drop.
We need these types of price cuts for gpus... but we probably wont have them thanks to the AI assholes
7800x3d launched at $449. Will they keep that price for the 9800x3d or go higher? If they were Nvidia, they'd make it $1200. ;-)
Fortunately I still have games from 10 years ago I still haven't even opened so I'm pretty sure my existing computer can handle them. But it is fun to speculate on what I could have. (I'd buy a 7800x3d and use the extra money on the video card probably)
If you get an AMD CPU is it better to pair it up with an AMD GPU or would Nvidia work just as well?
Nvidia works just as well, though if using it for Gaming AMD GPUs offer better price to performance. At least in the US they do.
But 8600g exists, best cost to performance APU of today, worth mentioning for sure.
You guys need to understand CPU prices are mostly based on tech , they cost very little to produce once you have your technology set , it takes alot of money to invent and test.
For example it cost AMD 17$ to produce and they sell it for 600$
I can wait since I'm running a 5800X3D and just upgraded my GPU.
The 9000X3Ds are the CPUs I will go to next.
That being paired with my 4070 TI Super should carry me well into 2025.
It's going to be a GPU desert if as reported that AMD and intel will only be focused on low to mid range products.
5800X3D is the gift that keeps on giving!
I want to upgrade to a 7800x3d and i know it’ll be bottlenecked by my 3060ti but does that bottleneck really matter when i mainly play valorant which is a cpu bound game?
Yes it still matters so unless you plan on upgrading your GPU soon I wouldn't get the 7800X3D. Go with a 7600 or 7500F instead.
If you said you played actual CPU bound games like Hearts of Iron 4 I'd say the x3D is more than worth it. But considering it's FPS games, you'll need some GPU grunt too.
Got my 7800X3D 339$ to 189 in a bundled deal
Which is the latest ryzen 9000 cpu
i512400 is really good cpu, but never try overclocked performance
Can a 7800 3d work in a air cooling system? Or do I need to choose a different CPU for light gaming and general work. No graphics work.
7800X3D works very well with a midrange air cooler like the Thermalright Peerless Assassin SE 120. See our 7800X3d Build guide!
You really don't need a 7800X3D if you're only doing light gaming. I would just get something cheaper like the 7600/X instead.
Sorry I misread your comment. For light gaming and general work, the 7800X3D is not necessary and you could go with a last gen CPU like the Ryzen 5600.
I have 7800x3d on air. Never go over 40 celcius with 4070
@@PCBuilderChannelthermalright phantom spirit 120 se has better performance for same/very similar price
I got one for my son, at 199.00 I could not let it pass by It's for a b550 ROG (has a 5600X) with 32 GB of RAM and a 6750XT
Sounds like a fun build! Good luck on the build!
whats better 1.5 7500f and 7900 gre or 2. 5 7600x and 7800xt. i know the 2. option harmonies better but. 1. option is faster and if you ahve to upgrade in future you only have to upgrade the 7500f. what do you guys think?
I'd go with the first
I'd go for the first as well, get the stronger GPU
Looks like I built my new PC 2 months early :(
I have a 3700x. Wondering should I say with am4 with 5800x3d or upgrade to 7800x3d? I'm trying to say in a budget.
Well AM4 will be a dead platform while if you invest in AM5 you'll be able to upgrade to a newer x3D chip if you decide to.
I would go 5700X3D though you can go 5800X3D too. AM5 doesn't make sense since you're already on AM4.
New hardware to talk about soon Mr. Builder!
i have amd build now, but i will go back to intel later with nvidia combo
Then there's the 7500f which I snagged for 140 including tax and shipping