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I want to buy the Ryzen 7 7800x3d, but i heard that in about 2/3 months Ryzen will announce new CPU's. Do you guys recon that the 7800x3d is still worth it to buy today, or is it smart to wait till the new releases

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3 minutes ago, Floppo said:

I want to buy the Ryzen 7 7800x3d, but i heard that in about 2/3 months Ryzen will announce new CPU's. Do you guys recon that the 7800x3d is still worth it to buy today, or is it smart to wait till the new releases

Well are you still satisfied with your current pc? If you are might as well wait for the new cpus and upograde then.

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But is it like a major update, or nah? 

 

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2 minutes ago, Floppo said:

But is it like a major update, or nah? 

 

the new X3D CPUs won't be released until Q1 2025 but more likely Q2 2025 so If you're building a new system I'd get the 7800X3D

The new 8000 Series CPUs won't be X3D so they either won't perform as good as the 7800X3D or they'll perform similarly but you'll be 3 months without a CPU or a system

 

Is this a new system or an upgrade?

If the latter, what're the current system specs?

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28 minutes ago, Floppo said:

but i heard that in about 2/3 months Ryzen will announce new CPU's.

Try next week. Last I heard it was going to be announced the start of Computex, so June 3rd.

 

Granted, those aren't the new X3D chips, those will come a few months later, but these might drive down the price of last gen parts. 

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18 minutes ago, filpo said:

the new X3D CPUs won't be released until Q1 2025 but more likely Q2 2025 so If you're building a new system I'd get the 7800X3D

The new 8000 Series CPUs won't be X3D so they either won't perform as good as the 7800X3D or they'll perform similarly but you'll be 3 months without a CPU or a system

 

Is this a new system or an upgrade?

If the latter, what're the current system specs?

I have a 1080 ti, and power supply is good, the rest im gonna upgrade

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26 minutes ago, Floppo said:

I have a 1080 ti, and power supply is good, the rest im gonna upgrade

oh cool, so you got like a 8th gen Intel or older equivalent of either CPU manufacturers?

 

1080ti is nice though

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