Article Written by Christopher Moine, Senior Editor SFFN
The Ryzen 7 5800X3D is rising from its grave to battle against high DDR5 prices by offering AM4 owners one last chance to avoid upgrading their DDR4 powered rigs. For those that don’t know, the Zen3 architecture Ryzen 7 5800X3D took the gaming world by storm when it launched in 2022. It packed 8 Zen 3 cores combined with a massive 96MB of Level 3 cache. The cache memory was AMD’s first implementation of their 3D V-Cache technology that allowed for vertical stacking of the memory layer saving space in the process. This allowed the 5800X3D to go toe-to-toe with Intel’s then top-of-the-line I9-12900K in games while using substantially less power. While most review sites showed similar performance overall, games that could take...
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