Ryzen 5000 or 10850k?

[Godcer]

Budget (including currency): Below 400 USD (4000kr), but could  be stretched a bit

Country: Norway

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: 3ds Max, Maya, Blender, games

Other details: Currently running a tired old i7-3820 

 

I really wanted a Ryzen 5000 cpu because of the good single core performance increase they had this generation, even beating Intel. I had originally planned to buy the Ryzen 5 5600X, but that cpu is out of stock in everywhere in my country.  Thehe 5600X costs about 400 USD where I live, the 5800X (which is also out of stock) costs about 590 USD. Becuase of the Black Friday sales going on right now I found a 10850k for only 490 USD (usually 600 USD). Should I go for the 10850k and get the multicore performance or wait for the 5600X for the single core.

 

I do 3D work in 3ds Max, Maya and Blender and I don't know if the single core or multi thread performance is more important in those applications. I play games on this system too.

Should I go for the 5600x for 400 USD, the 10850k for 490 USD or a 10700k/9900k for 440 USD?

Edit: I think I am leaning towards the 10850k

[WhitetailAni]

The 5800X would probably be better, actually.

[Grinar]

If you need it sooner than later i would go with intel, if you have time maybe you could wait for the Ryzen,

Im no expert but if you have an nvidia card you can go into Blender/Edit/Preferences.../System/Cycles Render Device

there you can set the option to use you GPU to render Cycles

i hope that might help

 

for the rest i have no clue

[boggy77]

the 5600x will have similar performance to the 10700k/9900k

the 5800x has similar performance to the 10850//10900k

[TheNerdGamer04]

I suggest Waiting for the 5600 X