AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Processor
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“The AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D is the fastest gaming CPU available, delivering 11% better FPS than the 9700X and 13% advantage over Intel's Core Ultra 9 285K at 1080p. Stacked 3D V-Cache provides class-leading gaming performance with proper thermals despite the architecture. Not ideal for pure content creation workflows where cheaper or higher-core-count alternatives excel.”
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Stacked 3D V-Cache delivers 11% higher FPS than standard Ryzen 9000 chips at 1080p
gamersnexus.netThe pulls less power in this test and so will be cooler
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Proper thermal performance despite stacked cache under the cores
gamersnexus.netthe 9800X3D is not burning the cores at excessive temperatures even with the stacked solution
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Matches 9700X and other Ryzen parts in Photoshop performance
pugetsystems.comyou no longer sacrifice performance in Photoshop with the X3D parts
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Delivers 86 FPS in Shadow of the Tomb Raider at 4K resolution
idc.comFor Shadow of the Tomb Raider, the 9800X3D delivers 86 FPS at 4K
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Weak iGPU performance trails Intel integrated graphics significantly
lanoc.orgThe 9800X3D wasnt in the same class here with the Windows ML results being well over twice as high
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Not recommended for pure Premiere Pro content creation workflows
pugetsystems.comwe wouldnt recommend the X3D part for pure Premiere Pro use
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CPU Rendering: Cinebench, Blender, & V-Ray Finally, in CPU rendering with Cinebench, the 98000X3D posts somewhat disappointing results, with performance much closer to the 9700X (10% ahead) than the 9900X (31% behind).
pugetsystems.comCPU Rendering: Cinebench, Blender, & V-Ray Finally, in CPU rendering with Cinebench, the 98000X3D posts somewhat disappointing results, with performance much closer to the 9700X (10% ahead) than the 9900X (31% behind).
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For some people, performance is the only thing important, but for others, power usage and temperatures also play a role so we do take a look at both of those as well.
lanoc.orgFor some people, performance is the only thing important, but for others, power usage and temperatures also play a role so we do take a look at both of those as well.