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$229.99: AMD Ryzen 9 5900XT 16-Core/32-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor at Amazon

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6h ago
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Vanquished
6h ago
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EDIT:
Thought this was the 5900X not the XT (stupid naming convention)
Last edited by Vanquished June 19, 2025 at 12:03 PM.
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6h ago
captnslo
6h ago
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Quote from Vanquished :
I love my 5900xt but its many years old now. I cant believe people are still building systems on the am4 platform.

I paid about 300 for my cpu when i bought it prime day 3 or 4 years ago
Probably not building new, but maxing out their current AM4 platform. At least that's what I'm doing.
4h ago
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outz
4h ago
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i bought my 5950x back in november 2020 for $800... i guess the 5900xt is just a refresh of the 5950x, but with slightly lower base clock and turbo clock speeds?
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JustinW8458
4h ago
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Quote from Vanquished :
I love my 5900xt but its many years old now. I cant believe people are still building systems on the am4 platform. I paid about 300 for my cpu when i bought it prime day 3 or 4 years ago
5900 XT came out last year 16 Core / 32 Thread. 5900X is probably what you have. 12-core / 24 Thread.
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Joacho
3h ago
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Quote from outz :
i bought my 5950x back in november 2020 for $800... i guess the 5900xt is just a refresh of the 5950x, but with slightly lower base clock and turbo clock speeds?
Pretty much a refresh with like 2 to 3% performance difference, if at that: https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Com...vsm2334382
I have a 4 year old 5950X but it started restarting randomly while in low power mode (e.g. idle state, locked screen). Turning off C states in BIOS helped a bit but the random restarts still sometimes happen. Hopefully the 5900XT fixes that.
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mjd616
2h ago
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worth upgrading from a Ryzen 9 3900X?
2h ago
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Chorizo
2h ago
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Ugh. An odd chain of events led me to upgrade my 3700x to only a 5800XT when they hit $130 (bought it for someone else, missed return window, dropped 3700x in another rebuild machine). I had been waiting for the 5900XT to drop closer to 200, as they were sitting at 280-290 at the time. For Photoshop/Premiere Pro, the extra cores definitely would have been a plus... not that the 5800XT is a slouch.

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nicsconde
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Quote from Vanquished :
I love my 5900xt but its many years old now. I cant believe people are still building systems on the am4 platform.

I paid about 300 for my cpu when i bought it prime day 3 or 4 years ago

Why? The performance difference between AM4 vs AM5 is not worth the upgrade atm. You can still have a performant, future proof system on AM4.
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TenderGazelle3759
1h ago
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Quote from Joacho :
Pretty much a refresh with like 2 to 3% performance difference, if at that: https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Com...vsm2334382I have a 4 year old 5950X but it started restarting randomly while in low power mode (e.g. idle state, locked screen). Turning off C states in BIOS helped a bit but the random restarts still sometimes happen. Hopefully the 5900XT fixes that.
Apparently, a tiny percentage of Ryzen users (any Ryzen generation from the past to today) have problems with lower power modes causing BSOD, PC freezes, & restarts. Yes, turning off C states in BIOS could mostly solve this problem. I have this problem with my Ryzen 3800X CPU.
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Quote from nicsconde :
Why? The performance difference between AM4 vs AM5 is not worth the upgrade atm. You can still have a performant, future proof system on AM4.
This is extremely false. This is about the best overall AM4 processor you can get, on par with the 5950X at 44k passmark the 9900X3D is 33% better single core and 27% better multi-core.

But the big thing here is future-proofing. I would never built an AM4 system today because you are starting from a disadvantage. It's one thing to upgrade an old system though the performance gains on this vs even my 5900X are minor at 10%, despite being a 4 year newer CPU.

The more comparable comparison is the 9900X which is a 25% multicore gain over this and a 35% gain on single code performance. You can get the 9900X for $150 more than this but much less on prime day coming up in 2 weeks.



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scholzpdx
55m ago
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Heck of a deal. I paid about $290 for my 5950X and I think I'm stuck with it for many more years to come. This might be easier to cool as well due to the lower single boost clock speeds, which is where my temps rise the most.

I would recommend a 360mm AIO if possible. My Noctua U12S (something like it) with the optional fan was not enough and temps would hit 90C. I have a cheap Thermlaright Frozen Notte 360mm AIO on it that goes for $50-60.

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