The Ryzen 7 5800X3D and Ryzen 5 5600X3D, two desktop CPUs from the Zen 3 generation that leverage 3D V-Cache for improved gaming performance, are reportedly no longer available through the usual retail channels. News of the 5800X3D’s cancellation comes by way of an article from ComputerBase, which includes a look at the performance of an alternative (i.e., the Ryzen 7 5700X3D), while the 5600X3D is listed as being “no longer available” from its exclusive retailer, Micro Center. Cancellation of these older 3D V-Cache CPUs come as the Ryzen 7 7800X3D continues to trend upward in price, per price charts that have been shared online.
The price of the eight-core Ryzen 7 7800X3D had already risen in mid-September, and according to the PCGH price comparison, the price has now risen by an average of 30 euros, making the price a good 100 euros higher than it was in June, for example. Prices currently start at around 440 euros including shipping.
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Join Discussion →Well that would explain the lack of 5800X3D's being available to purchase.
I'm going to assume that the split Zen 3 SKUs are likely dwindling stocks all around. Who knows about the APUs of course.
5700X3D's are still in abundance. And it's not far off in performance from the 5800X3D. Definitely a lot cheaper as well.
Yeah, I believe it comes within 5-10% of the 5800X3D. And it's recently been seen as low as $180. Definitely a fantastic upgrade for any existing AM4 system that is not yet on Zen 3.