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https://smile.amazon.com/AMD-Ryzen-3600XT-12-threads-processor/dp/B089WC4VWF
Grab it before the in stock date gets pushed further out.
Grab it before the in stock date gets pushed further out.
Maybe a couple bucks over MSRP.(oh, and BTW, isn't that severely over-priced?)
I could understand if a 3rd party seller was price gouging (it's what most of them do anyways), but I don't think I've ever seen Amazon price gouge at this level before. I mean they have an entry-level CPU priced higher than all of their mainstream CPUs outside the 3950x AND 5950X.What a bargain. Would go well with the $1250 GTX 1050 ti 4GB card I saw on Newegg from a 3rd-party seller a few days back.![]()
Is the i7-9700K a better processor? It was $199 @ Microcenter. Curious about your higher price if the Intel is better.I grabbed a Ryzen 7 3800XT last week for $299 @Microcenter
These aren't socket-compatible.Is the i7-9700K a better processor? It was $199 @ Microcenter. Curious about your higher price if the Intel is better.
Should be plenty of comparisons. Try searching Ryzen 7 3800XT vs i7-9700K. People love posting benchmarksIs the i7-9700K a better processor? It was $199 @ Microcenter. Curious about your higher price if the Intel is better.
If it were some 3rd party seller or some no-name company that nobody has seen before, I'd agree.People try to sell things for more than they're worth. News at 11.
Usually, such pricing is for the collector who must have said item but it is well past end of life and thus not many units are left.If it were some 3rd party seller or some no-name company that nobody has seen before, I'd agree.
But when it's a retailer like Amazon, selling a CPU with a MSRP of $249 for $599, I think they deserve a "WTF are they thinking" comment about the extreme price gouging.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/15897/new-amd-ryzen-3000xt-processors-available-today
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Isn't the new MS Flight Sim more GPU-limited than CPU-limited?I paid $189 for a 3600 in September. (not XT because overclocking isn't required for my uses)
I'd like to get a 5000 series when the prices drop, but once again....not sure if I need that kind of power yet. Flight Simulator 2020 hiccups every now and again, but haven't had enough issues to make me think the workhorse I have isn't enough. Certainly not a $500+ processor though. I would have bought Intel if the price point was that high.
Both are important for this game.Isn't the new MS Flight Sim more GPU-limited than CPU-limited?
We're used to seeing the GPU become the main bottleneck at higher graphics settings, but even a Core i9-9900K couldn't quite keep up with the fastest Nvidia GPUs right now at 1080p and 1440p. If you have anything less than a Core i9-9900K, you won't even benefit from a GPU faster than the RTX 2070 unless your resolution is at least 1440p.
Thanks, my last desktop build was a single core Athlon XP from 2003. If I ever assemble a new gaming PC, I'll be sure to wait long enough so that mid-range can comfortably run Flight Sim.Both are important for this game.
https://www.tomshardware.com/featur...or-benchmarks-performance-system-requirements
I paid $189 for a 3600 in September. (not XT because overclocking isn't required for my uses)
I'd like to get a 5000 series when the prices drop, but once again....not sure if I need that kind of power yet. Flight Simulator 2020 hiccups every now and again, but haven't had enough issues to make me think the workhorse I have isn't enough. Certainly not a $500+ processor though. I would have bought Intel if the price point was that high.
rye zen sounds stupid.
According to google that is how you say it. I also hate that it is a zen 3 but a ryzen 5. Who are the ad wizards that come up with this shit?
I went with the 2019 Gigabyte GTX 1660 Super @ $230. It does great for high/ultra @ 1080p. The next better options at the the time didn't seem to be worth the extra money with prices about to drop from the 3000 series coming out.Thanks, my last desktop build was a single core Athlon XP from 2003. If I ever assemble a new gaming PC, I'll be sure to wait long enough so that mid-range can comfortably run Flight Sim.Without knowing what GPU Scarpozzi is rocking, I probably shouldn't guess what the bottleneck is!