Is 5700X3D still going to drop further in price?

[maartendc]

Hello all,

 

I am looking at getting a 5700X3D as an upgrade for my 2700X.

 

The price has been steadily dropping here in Europe from about 280 EUR at launch to about 230 EUR now.

 

I am in no hurry, so do you all expect this price to drop even further? Or is this about the lowest it will get before creeping back up? Is AMD going to keep making this part for a long time?

(the 5800X3D dropped from launch, got down to about 280 EUR, but has since crept back up to 315 EUR).

 

Thanks!

[Ottoman420]

I went through this with the 5800x3d last year and they dropped the 5700x3d after. 

 

At this point I would say you cant expect AMD not to release another AM4 cpu which should keep the prices around where they are.

 

I got my 5800x3d for £280 and after the 5700x3d came out the price went up from £280 to 320+

 

My worry was stock issues on an older part compared to current gen but i don't think that is an issue tbh.

[TatamiMatt]

6 minutes ago, maartendc said:

Hello all,

 

I am looking at getting a 5700X3D as an upgrade for my 2700X.

 

The price has been steadily dropping here in Europe from about 280 EUR at launch to about 230 EUR now.

 

I am in no hurry, so do you all expect this price to drop even further? Or is this about the lowest it will get before creeping back up? Is AMD going to keep making this part for a long time?

(the 5800X3D dropped from launch, got down to about 280 EUR, but has since crept back up to 315 EUR).

 

Thanks!

i believe the 5700X3D is silicon that isnt/wasnt up to par for the 5800X3D, as @Ottoman420 said AM4 is probably never going to see another cpu release so you can assume the 5700X3D to probably stay stable at around 230EUR, it may veer either way slightly or come down. And with the new amd lineup predicted for Q3/4 this year, it may even come down later in the year as this will put the 5000 series a further generation behind but I dont expect the price to drop by a lot if it does

[MadAnt250]

7 hours ago, maartendc said:

Hello all,

 

I am looking at getting a 5700X3D as an upgrade for my 2700X

If the 5700X non 3D chip is much cheaper, I recommend going with that instead. With a good PBO overclock the 5700X can perform up to 15% better in certain applications. In games the big performance difference between both the 5700X and 5700X3D will only matter if you have a powerful enough GPU, like an RTX 3090 or an RTX 4080 for example.