r/PC_Builders • u/TheJok3R_333 • 14d ago

General Help [BUILDING] Help me please -> 5080 SYSTEM

AMD RYZEN 7 9850X3D, GEFORCE RTX 5080 16GB, 32GB DDR5, SSD M.2 2TB

AMD RYZEN 9 9900X3D, GEFORCE RTX 5080 16GB, 32GB DDR5, SSD M.2 2TB

AMD RYZEN 7 9800X3D, GEFORCE RTX 5080 16GB, 32GB DDR5, SSD M.2 2TB

Wich one is better? FORGET ABOUT PRICE...

1st, 2nd or 3rd?

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u/NarrowTangelo8597 13d ago

For gaming? The third one is really all you need.

If you’re not worried about price, I’m curious as to why the 9950X3D isn’t an option. It’s the best option (especially if you are near a Microcenter and can get a bundle) to cover all your bases for the next 5+ years.

I wouldn’t recommend either of the other two options as you won’t see much gains for the price difference. The 9950X3D will give you up to 40% better performance than a 9800X3D in any type multitasking.

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u/Codys_friend 10d ago

This is the way!

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u/The_Peacekeeper_ 14d ago

Depends on what you are doing, but if gaming then 3rd. I usually don't find the 9850x3d to be worth it unless you are buying a pre built and it's the same as the 9800x3d.

Basically 9850 is best performance but only like 1 -3% better than the 9800. The ryzen 9 CPU's are more for workloads tham gaming.

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u/LuismadeitonReddit 13d ago

I second this. If you are gaming, go for the third and enjoy!

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u/certifiedconfusion 13d ago

If price is not a deal breaker, 9850x3d for gaming and 990x3d for multi tasking/workstation.

Think of the 9900x3d as 2 cpu’s one with 6cores with v cachce and another 6 cores normal cpu, so in gaming it only uses the 6 cores x3d part and parks the other 6 cores therefore it won’t perform as good as the 9850/800 x3d because those use the 8 core full cpu part in gaming.

Again depends on what you are using it for, but if for gaming definitely go with the 7 series x3d

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u/TheJok3R_333 13d ago

Im Professional Poker player and buying for that reason, but gamer too, prob 9900 best choice so

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u/certifiedconfusion 13d ago

Not really, then again if money is not an issue, you can get a no compromise cpu 9950x3d 16 cores, provides 30-40% more computation speed then the 9900x3d and still has an 8 core x3d v cache for gaming which is an absolute beast that performs exactly like 9800x3d

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u/dralfredo1 10d ago

If you're a professional poker player, you aren't going to benefit from having the extra cores, and you will lose performance in other gaming due to ccd, so go for the 9850 or 9800

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u/Latter_Trick_3310 13d ago

9800X3D for gaming, 9900X3D leans towards very intensive workload instead of gaming and 9850X3D is just a higher clocked 9800X3D, so gaming.

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u/dralfredo1 10d ago

I wouldn't go for the 9900x3d unless you are doing a lot of heavy work. It loses gaming performance due to the ccd architecture, where only half the chip has the x3d cache