How long will my 5800x3d last me? AM4 planning on staying AM4 as long as possible.

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Menjac123@reddit

Watch Hardware Unboxed newest video, 5800X3D outperforms the newest Ryzen 7 9700X. It's 1080Ti of CPU's.

I'm glad I made the choise to buy this CPU 2 years ago and I'm not changing it till AM6.

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jhaluska@reddit

It didn't outperform it except in a few games. On average it was 6% slower in the games they tested.

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Merrick222@reddit

6% slower, against a CPU that’s 2 generations ahead of it, it lost in some games…

6% is not perceivable in a game.

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cokaznrebel@reddit

Yeah but Ryzen 9000 series is 9000 times faster than intels newest offerings, plus it's quantum and supports time travel. If you don't want any of those by all means - 5000 series it is.

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mugen_x@reddit (OP)

Would you say, is moving on to another cpu generation very costly? Haven't really experienced it yet

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There's a significant price jump when you have to also buy a motherboard and ram to upgrade. This is why a lot of people get stuck on the previous socket till there is enough of a performance jump to justify the upgrade.

If you have a 5800x3D, even if it was $300, is about $200 cheaper than a 9700x + motherboard + 32 gb ram which is only a little bit faster.

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Menjac123@reddit

Well yes(depending on your budget). B650 mobos are still highly priced and the 7800X3D price went up in the last two months.

5800X3D is good enough even for 1080p. If it can beat the 9700X in gaming on previous gen platform with a DDR4 RAM, then It's good enough to last till AM6.

For me personally, I wouldn't change it still as my PC runs everything at max 1080p.

I have friends that use the 5800X3D paired with the 4090 at 4k and it's solid without any bottleneck(of course at 4k).

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Stargate_1@reddit

Highly priced? You can get a B650 for less than 150 Euros easily

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szczszqweqwe@reddit

It will last as long as you accept it's performance, anyway, high chances that you will replace GPU once or twice before you even think about CPU.

I'm pretty sure my 5700x3d will be fine until am6 release.

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Salviati_Returns@reddit

I think definitely for 1080p gaming and maybe even 1440p gaming that the 5700x3d will be more than adequate well into the mid lifecycle of AM6 which is around 2030. My only worry is that developers get lazy about optimizing their games because they rely on frame generation.

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szczszqweqwe@reddit

Lazy devs is a bit of a myth, games just get heavier, more and more things require physics calculations, however graphics is pretty good for years, so changes are less visible than they used to be.

As far as we know it, am6 can launch in 2025, AMD promised 2027 support for am5 and they claim that they still support am4. Personally I would bet on am6 launching in 2026.

It's the other way with resolution, CPU matters less at 4k than 1080p.

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Lost_Cyborg@reddit

its not a myth, there were plenty badly opimized triple A games released in the last 3 years. Digital Foundy has a TON of videos calling them out.

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watchitforthecat@reddit

It's not "lazy devs" it's brutal corporations.

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Groundhog_Gary28@reddit

Can confirm I play in 4K max settings on a 4080 and my cpu utilization is only ever like 40% while I’m playing lol if that

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Ritchos@reddit

yeah but that %40 is only the cores being used, if you look at all your cores while gaming 4 out of 8 will be at %100 while the others arent being used. the cpu util is a very misleading stat.

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Groundhog_Gary28@reddit

If half the cores are being used and half aren’t that’s still only 50% total cpu utilization so I don’t really get how it’s misleading

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szczszqweqwe@reddit

On devs I don't really agree, it's often higherups who push too ambitious projects for a too small budget or too quick release date, often both.

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doug1349@reddit

People get this backwards constantly. Lower resolution = higher CPU workload. When the GPU has a less detailed image, it can render more frames of that image. More frames of that image = more draw calls. More draw calls= bigger CPU load.

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majds1@reddit

Why do you mention resolution as if it matters? CPU performance isn't affected by resolution, and it's more likely to bottleneck at lower res because it's lighter on the GPU, which means if it's definitely gonna be good for 1080p until am6, it'll definitely be good and even better for 1440p and 4k.

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Intranetusa@reddit

Higher resolution invreases the chances of being bottlenecked by the GPU - you are correct on that. However, higher resolution does still place additional strain on the CPU, but the strain is so little compared to the bigger strain on the GPU that most people will be GPU bottlenecked the vast majority of the time.

I've o ly seen this in experimental testing/benchmarks on Techpowerup or Techspot. You'd have to get a very badly mismatched combo in real life for this to happen like a lower end $200 CPU with a high end $1000 GPU.

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AtitanReddit@reddit

Stop spreading BS. CPUs are strained at lower res due to higher fps which need faster calculations for the physics and game logic.

It's why at 1080p, a 4070 could match a 4090. No CPU on the market can truly run a 4090 at its true power in 1080p resolution before hitting a wall in physics and logic calculations.

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Intranetusa@reddit

You are the one who is spreading BS. CPUs are still strained at higher resolution more than lower resolution, not the other way around as you claim. You're confusing getting lower fps with doing less work, which is untrue. With higher resolution that results in lower fps, both CPU and GPU are working harder to get that result.

GPUs just get strained much more at higher resolution so you hit a GPU bottleneck long before CPU bottleneck.

That is why benchmarks show that a weak CPU with an insanely overpowered GPU still gets lower FPS in higher resolution than in lower resolution.

Look at Techpowerup's cpu benchmarks with a RTX4090 graphics card in the test system.

A 5800X3D gets 117.7 FPS in Spiderman Remastered at 2560x1440p, but gets higher frame rates with 122.7 fps in the same game at 1280x720p. The CPU here is the bottleneck because the 7800X3D gets way more fps with the same 4090 GPU.

That means when you are playing a game with zero GPU bottleneck by using a RTX 4090, you will still get LOWER fps due to higher CPU useage at higher resolutions compared to lower resolutions.

https://tpucdn.com/review/amd-ryzen-7-7800x3d/images/spider-man-rt-2560-1440.png

https://tpucdn.com/review/amd-ryzen-7-7800x3d/images/spider-man-rt-1280-720.png

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryzen-7-7800x3d/20.html

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doug1349@reddit

CPU performance is directly affected by resolution. Higher resolution = less draw calls. Less draw calls = less CPU workload. Lower resolution = more draw calls. More draw calls = higher CPU workload.

It’s literally directly related, and they complete opposite of your statement.

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majds1@reddit

The difference in CPU performance at higher resolutions is not significant, while the difference in GPU performance at higher resolutions is very big.

So it doesn't matter if at 1080p the cpu performs very slightly better, the difference maker at higher resolutions will be the gpu.

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OGigachaod@reddit

Yep, you'll want to upgrade cpu more often if you stick with 1080p

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Bitsand@reddit

Reminds me of the time people said i7 4790 could be used forever for 1080p. And yet it was struggling to play the latest games. But I guess I held on to it for 8 years guess it was worth it. Hope the r7 5800x3d or 5700x3d would last similar to that. I only game on 1080p since going bigger than 24' is overwhelming for me.

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gaslighterhavoc@reddit

Games did advance quite a bit in multi threading and other tech in those 8 years. Four cores would have struggled no matter what. Yet I don't see a game using more than 8 cores anytime soon in a real way for different technical reasons.

Now you have 4 additional cores, you probably have a LOT more RAM, and you have a hefty 96 MB of L3 cache. That's a freaking additional 88 MB of L3 cache vs what the 4790 offered you (8 MB of L3).

So you have double the cores, hopefully double the RAM (or more!), and 10 times the L3 cache.

I doubt you will see a CPU with 16 cores, double the RAM again, and another 10X L3 cache increase in 8 years.

TLDR = The 5800X3D will age better over 8 years compared to the 4790.

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Salviati_Returns@reddit

I was thinking around 8 years too. I also think that we are hitting limits of graphically intensive games as you point to in saying that you really don’t have a desire to game at resolutions higher than 1080p. I don’t see much value in it either. For instance I don’t really think that I can tell the difference with playing Elden Ring at 1440p vs 1080p.

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Kiriima@reddit

Actually the higher the resolution the longer cpu stays relevant. Or not relevant, just leas of a bottleneck.

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Salviati_Returns@reddit

Could you expand on that a bit. I am not sure what you mean.

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LOSTandCONFUSEDinMAY@reddit

Higher resolution and graphics settings shift the workload to be more GPU heavy so it's less likely you'll be limited by your CPU because you hit a GPU limit first.

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iAmmar9@reddit

upgraded my 2700x to a 5700x3d. still on my 1080ti

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DanielPlainview943@reddit

100% agree. I expect my 5700x3D to be a competitive and competent CPU for at least 4 years .

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gaslighterhavoc@reddit

I agree as well. Zen 4 was a mild upgrade at the cost of higher power usage and heat. Zen 5 was called completely disappointing.

Nothing will make your CPU outdated until at least Zen 6 but more likely Zen 7, knowing how AMD loves to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

4 years from now sound about right.

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DanielPlainview943@reddit

Ya. Another reason I say this is because before I had the 5700X3D I had a vanilla 3600, which is now 5 years old and it was still performing excellent. I just wanted the 5700X3D because I think the tech is so cool.

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RandomAndyWasTaken@reddit

Yeah, I'm waiting to see the 5090 tested to see if my PSU has the ports and power and then probably get that myself. Unfortunately I have a 5950x and I don't want to spend extra on a 5800x3rd when next year the 9900x3rd will come. Although I'll probably hold off until the 10th gen. I'm overall pretty happy with my 3090 5950x fornow

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InsertFloppy11@reddit

Am6 is not known when to release yet, right? Guessing next year? Or maybe after?

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szczszqweqwe@reddit

I guess that 2026 is the most probable, but it's just a guess, as you wrote, nobody knows that.

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InsertFloppy11@reddit

ye sounds plausible

i asked cause i literally just got my 5700x3d from the courier lol

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szczszqweqwe@reddit

Good luck, I got mine like a week or two ago :)

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InsertFloppy11@reddit

thanks, will probably put in tomorrow

i really dont wanna get out my huge ass air cooler, but it is what it is haha

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UnfairMeasurement997@reddit

this is something you can you can easily figure out yourself. keep using the 5800X3D until the level of performance is no longer satisfactory, then you will know how long the CPU lasted.

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Similar_Vacation6146@reddit

This is like trying to figure out how far you can drive by going until the tank is empty.

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TheSilentCheese@reddit

Nah, more like running an engine and keeping it properly maintained until something in the car breaks that more expensive than a replacement car would be. CPUs are engines, not gas tanks.

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Similar_Vacation6146@reddit

Nah

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SoSaysCory@reddit

No it's not, plenty of parts last much longer than people say. I'm finally about to upgrade from a very tired but true i5 7500k, straight up 7 years of great gaming, and it finally started to show its age last year, at least to me, everyone play a lot of AAA titles.

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TheSilentCheese@reddit

And by then the price to performance ratio for a viable upgrade will almost certainly be better than it is now. Simply run it until an upgrade is needed.

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shiddabrik@reddit

I have been using a 5900x for a little over a year now. It's almost too good of a CPU. Don't think I'll be upgrading it for a good bit.

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kekblaster@reddit

What gpu you running?

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shiddabrik@reddit

6950XT

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kekblaster@reddit

Hell yeah, i’m debating on upgrading from my sad 3060ti. Performance isn’t the best at 2k

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nagarz@reddit

This pretty much responds the same question for any pc part really...

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SuperEarth_President@reddit

This whole sub is full of brain dead questions that anyone can answer for themselves with 60 seconds of critical thinking or 10 seconds of Google

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ghostfreckle611@reddit

AI chat bot matter… for interaction. Good or bad, they drive numbers for Reddit.

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psimwork@reddit

Most questions in the sub that aren't build evaluations fall under one of two categories:

Predict the future and make a decision for me so that I won't regret it.
Predict the future and let me know if the hardware I have will still be sufficient for my needs in the future.

The amount of folks that think that we can predict the future is pretty crazy sometimes. Yes, we're generally pretty educated on the subject, but in no way does that mean that we can answer that type of question for someone.

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theloop82@reddit

This one feels like it was a canned query Meta AI puts under a trash story on Facebook.

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nesnalica@reddit

congratulations. u figured it out yourself.

its not about buying the best of the best.

its about buying what you need.

u could get a 4090 but if you only play league of legends. why bother

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Luckyirishdevil@reddit

Guilty as charged

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EmpressIsa@reddit

Dont call me out like that 😭

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Imaginary_Injury8680@reddit

If you have an x3d chip you don't even need a gpu at all to play league

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doug1349@reddit

Incorrect. 5000 series X3D doesn’t have integrated, only 7000 series.

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Imaginary_Injury8680@reddit

If you have a 7000 series x3d chip you don't even need a gpu at all to play league

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doug1349@reddit

Take an upvote for being an adult

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Ouaouaron@reddit

Only because OP already owns the chip and isn't looking for information to act on. As soon as it becomes a choice (e.g. "Will the 5800x3d hold its value well enough that I should buy it instead of a 7800x3d?"), we're forced to try to tell the future, as impossible as it is.

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PaleontologistEven24@reddit

I mean you can pretty much answer anything this way…

“What’s the weather like today?” “This is something you can easily figure out for yourself. Just stay outside all day and then you’ll know what the weather was like today”

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op3l@reddit

There's a 30% chance it's already raining.

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Cg006@reddit

60% of the time works everytime.

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happy-cig@reddit

80% of all stats are made up on the spot.

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doug1349@reddit

Yes but the question is retorical. Nobody can predict the future - and what’s “acceptable” isn’t binary.

60 fps? 180? Wow classic? Or black myth wukong?

It’s an open ass ended question that only op can answer, because performance is subjective.

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Dante_Unchained@reddit

Yeah or until some new graphic card feature becomes mandatory (lets say dx13.5 or whatever) for game to perform optimally and your card will began to be obsolete, maybe not by performance but by features.

Its funny how alan wake 2 did not run on my rx580, but blackmyth: wukong had no problems running in pretty ok fps on low/mid setting. Fu epic.

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Jakunobi@reddit

Huh, really? What couldn't the 580 handle? Ram or other shaders and tech?

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Dante_Unchained@reddit

I honestly do not know whats the issue, or if there was a workaround which made it somehow playable. Official info was RX500 series (and older) is not supported, it runs up to 5-10 FPS, stutters like crazy. And the funniest thing is, there was almost no difference in FPS between 1080p lowest and 1080p high settings. Nvidia 16xx runs well, i feel like this was business decision to force upgrade for RX580 owners is still pretty decent card (or at least was when AW2 released) and lot of people still have RX570/580.

https://www.reddit.com/r/rx580/comments/18c3uit/allan_wake_2_not_playable_in_rx_580/

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StrongTxWoman@reddit

So true. I was using Ryzen 3800X and played games with ultra wide resolution. I was fine until I was GPU bounded.

It really depends on the person. Some games (not all) benefit greatly from bigger cache and faster ram. Most p people don't care that increase of 10 FPS unless the baseline is very bad.

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doug1349@reddit

It’s not the upper end that makes X3D magic, it’s the lower. Worst case scenarios when the FPS drops, X3D drops way less fps.

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gregsting@reddit

Good old Calvin and Hobbes technique https://imgur.com/gallery/calvin-hobbes-bridge-weight-limit-5113MxQ

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maddix30@reddit

This is always my way of doing things when it comes to PC parts. I don't have a set time I wait before upgrades or anything like that. I just get new parts when I'm no longer satisfied with my current ones.

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spiritofniter@reddit

That’s what I did to my i7 4700MQ before replacing it with a 7800X3D.

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SpringNo1275@reddit

Hindsight. It's the best way to know LOL

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Lost_Sir_4106@reddit

I have a 5800x3d with a evga 3080 hybrid 10gb gpu how long will it be able to play games?

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PomegranateSignal882@reddit

For 1080p gaming, at least a decade

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Stargate_1@reddit

At least 2-3 weeks

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DougS2K@reddit

What a stupid reply. We all know the 5800X3D is good for at least 4 weeks.

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EntranceIntrepid3009@reddit

Are you all dense? It’s obvious. 5800 x 3D =17,400 minutes

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booknik83@reddit

Solve for D?

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ChunkyBezel@reddit

It must be hex.

0x5800 * 0x3d = 0x14f800 = 1374208

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craigfrost@reddit

D’s nuts.

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00Cubic@reddit

6 inches

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aidenbo325@reddit

Had me in the first half ngl

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InformalPenguinz@reddit

Always has been

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ducktapedaddy@reddit

Best I can do is $20.

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WankWankNudgeNudge@reddit

Bout tree fiddy

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mibjt@reddit

Best I can do is 3.5 weeks

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Kerrija@reddit

5,800 seconds x 3 days

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Jakunobi@reddit

Until D day

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GT_Hades@reddit

Probably 5 days

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ForeverNo9437@reddit

The maximum being 7 days

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ScorpionMillion@reddit

^ This.

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ducktapedaddy@reddit

< That.

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g0d15anath315t@reddit

It's like a banana, good right up until the moment you want to actually use it and realize it's gone too far.

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imclockedin@reddit

at least

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moguy1973@reddit

Considering I'm playing several games at 4k on mine, it should last several more years at 1080p

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Viking2121@reddit

Don't know, but I know I'm planning to ride out my 5950x until I find a deal on something a few years down the road. I always do, I'd expect it to last ya 5+ years comfortably, unless you plan to upgrade top tier GPU's every single generation, then maybe less than 5 years.

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Weekly-Stand-6802@reddit

Did you read the expiration date before putting it together?

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Saturn_is_the_answer@reddit

Consume before "..."

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zulu970@reddit

My i7 4790k has give me almost 10 years of usage. Still using it as of Oct 9th 2024.

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Aggressive_Ad8291@reddit

You show off, I'm on a 4770K as of Oct 9th 2024.

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zulu970@reddit

No show off sir, we are from the Haswell generation. High fives to meet you here.

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Aggressive_Ad8291@reddit

And a hearty High five to you as well!

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Awesomevindicator@reddit

this was wholesome.

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Saturn_is_the_answer@reddit

Ikr they should fuck and show us the evidence

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R3xz@reddit

Haswell really was a great generation, especially if you overclock your stuff :P

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Dudensen@reddit

I'm on 4440 myself..

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JakeD51@reddit

Same except i had the non-k, haswell was amazing, hoping to get a decade out if my new setup as well

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panda8042@reddit

Show off! Laughs in AMD FX 8350 black

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spookydookie@reddit

At least you don’t need to run your furnace in the winter.

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djmac81@reddit

Mine now it’s running Proxmox, so it’s still being usable

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3G6A5W338E@reddit

Still using mine as well, as of Oct 10th.

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freekyeight@reddit

Have the same CPU and used it for about 8 yrs before I built a new PC with a 5800x3d

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blubbertubber@reddit

i7 2600k checking in 🫡

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lego2k@reddit

the 1080ti of cpus

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DiabeticPlatypus@reddit

My wife is still using a 3570k/HD6950 setup I've had for literally 10+ years now just for when she wants to play Sims4. What's even more wild is it's still using the original Corsair H60 AIO I put on it gif Finally updating her to my old 2600X/B450/1080Ti setup this weekend.

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nicnic_m@reddit

Zen 1 and zen 1+ are actually slower ipc than the 3570k, they are around sandy bridge which is second gen. 2 more cores sure but that wont be a big upgrade cpu wise lol. Gou will be massive, if you can get a 110 dollar 5800x off of Amazon that would be a very nice pc

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MrPapis@reddit

Please get her a 3600/5600. 2600x is getting long in the tooth those early Ryzen CPU's really weren't great gaming CPU's.

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just_a_discord_mod@reddit

My Haswell with 12GB is still running strong.

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Reflexyest@reddit

That cpu is a beast, i had the 4790 paired with a 750ti, it lasted me 5 years minimum

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SoMass@reddit

The 4790k is the 1080ti of the CPU world. Such a goated CPU.

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deejmeister@reddit

I just upgraded from this CPU last week bc diablo 4 was using 100% CPU load. It was still satisfactory for media and browsing/office work. But was definitely showing her age on some modern games.

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Veyrah@reddit

I upgraded a 4670k to the 4790k and had another few years. Upgrades to a 12600k not long ago, which I regret as I intended to upgrade again to an i7 like I did before, but the 14700k is a bit disappointing compared to AMD 's offers.

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Intranetusa@reddit

Same here. I have a 5700X3D in my main system and a i7 4790k in my HTPC. My i7-4790k paired with an RX6600 can play new/newish AAA games like Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4 remake, Resident Evil Village/8, Doom Eternal, Control, etc. at 1080p at mostly high settings and get 60+ fps. It can even play the newest [poorly optimized] Silent Hill 2 remake that came out earlier this week at ~60 fps at 1080p with a mix of high/medium settings, and the cpu useage is often at 50-60% of the time while GPU useage is at 99% so it is mostly a GPU bound game.

Most games today, including triple A games today, are not very cpu intensive and the cpu intensive games often can often still be played by old cpus (even 10 year old cpus if they were on the higher end) if you lower the settings.

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SuperDuperCoolDude@reddit

Yeah, I was rocking my 4790k until spring of 23 and it was still working fine with a 3060 Ti (which had replaced my 970). I wanted to do a big upgrade after finishing up my return to school and starting a new career, plus I was able to pass my 3060 Ti to my oldest. Otherwise I could have continued with it for a while.

I actually bought a 5800x3d (as the 7800x3ds were having that over heating issue and some ram stability issues at the time) and I am planning to use it a good long while.

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bonditich@reddit

Your cpu is great, you can keep it as for know.

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Hungry_Reception_724@reddit

Really depends on the games you play. But based on your GPU that CPU will last you a long ass time. You could easily upgrade to a 4080 which is over double the GPU performance and you would still be good with that CPU. So long as it doesnt die the 5800X3D should last a few years at least if you are expecting 4060 performance.

Once you start not liking how your system is performing the GPU would be the first upgrade easily to make the system feel brand new!

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Ok_Piece_1910@reddit

Shoot, I'm hoping my 5800X and RTX 3070 last a few more years! I have thought about upgrading to 5800X3D but it may not be worth it to get such a similar CPU...which means I sit here jealous of your X3D :P

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MeVe90@reddit

same build, I think the cpu will be fine atleast for 4 more years, expecially if you play at 1440p, you have to consider how weak is the cpu in the ps5 and ps5pro for example compared to the 5800x even tought is not the x3d.

The gpu on other hand would need an upgrade, I'm personally waiting to see the 5000 series and then decide.

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deelowe@reddit

These days, a flagship CPU generally lasts 10 years.

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Trypsach@reddit

The 5800x3d is not a flagship CPU though. My 2600x came out 6 years ago and is very much obsolete, but it also wasn’t a flagship. I would guess the 5800x3d lasts about that long or less

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R3xz@reddit

I would even go as to argue that stuff below a flagship CPU would fair just as well, it all depends on what you use your computer for.

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mugen_x@reddit (OP)

Reddit's a huge help. because the people here know their stuff, im new to building PC's, but you gotta also deal with the usual condescending attitudes of redditors

You sir actually answered my question straight up. Thank you!

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XDenzelMoshingtonX@reddit

he answered it an it's wrong, lol. There is no answer to your question. I get it, you want some kind of piece of mind but nobody here knows the needs and requirements of future you. The 5800X3d is a very competetitive CPU and will most likely be a very good fit for 2-3 GPU generations.

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Godwinson_@reddit

“Sadly there is no adequate answer to your question”

adequately answers the question

Never change Reddit, Jesus H Christ… 😂

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XDenzelMoshingtonX@reddit

My answer wasn’t adequate, it was a pure guess. Ask people in 2005 how banking on high end single or dual core CPUs with very high frequencies went for them.

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Godwinson_@reddit

Are you really comparing a 5000 series Ryzen x3d chip to those? Even in this context?

Like fucking what? Clearly any modern 6+ core CPU is going to last a good while. You’re being purposely obtuse. Screw off.

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Savings-Doctor5033@reddit

Why did you block me you weirdo? So I can’t argue back?

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Grydian@reddit

Sadly he is wrong. 10 years ago was 4th or 5th gen. Right now none of those CPUs will handle AAA new games. Heck I would argue this stuff lasts maybe like 5 years if you want to play the latest and greatest titles. However its not like your CPU will break. It will still work its just newer stuff wont run well without turning down settings. Ultimately one way to keep your cpu lasting longer is to upgrade to a higher resolution so that your cpu isnt being pushed as hard. The higher the resolution the more GPU bound you are. The only sad part is spending enough on the GPU level to get to 1440p is not as cheap anymore. Right the 4090 is not really bottlenecked on a 5800x3d at 4k however it will likely not handle a 5090 without limiting it slightly. So in the end the question is will you chase the dragon of the best gaming performance or accept what you can afford and enjoy a balanced system for years. The reality is your games will always still run the same as they do now. Its new games to worry about.

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SBKoch@reddit

Tell that to my 4690k.

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Intranetusa@reddit

I have an i7-4790k that is a 10 year old cpu and when paired with an RX6600, it can play AAA games like Resident Evil 2, 3. and 4 remake, Resident Evil Village/8, Doom Eternal, Control, etc. at 1080p at mostly high settings and get 60+ fps. It can even play the newest Silent Hill 2 remake at 60 fps and the cpu useage is mostly at 50-60% of the time while GPU useage is at 99%. Most games today, including triple A games today, are not very cpu intensive and the cpu intensive games often can often still be played if you lower the settings.

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Grydian@reddit

You aren't playing AAA titles. Go try out alan wake 2 for me and see how it goes.

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Intranetusa@reddit

You think Resident Evil games aren't triple A titles but Alan Wake is? LOL

Resident Evil games have a bigger fanbase, bigger name recognition, and higher budget than Alan Wake 2. Re4 remake had a budget of over 100 million while Alan Wake 2 was what, 70 million?

Resident Evil 4 remake sold 7x the number of copies as Alan Wake 2 and was one of the most anticipated games of the year. Re Village sold 8x more copies than Alan Wake 2.

And tbis cou can play the Dead Space remake too, and the DS remake sold 1.5x more copies than Alan Wake 2 at 2 million copies, but is considered a failure that isnt profitable for a triple A game.

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Ruthlessrabbd@reddit

Yeah Doom Eternal and Resident Evil are like textbook definition of AAA gaming! You even mentioned Control which is also Remedy like Alan Wake 2 (as you likely know already) so idk what that dude is going on about. You never claimed that it can play the most demanding games available

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Lhaus-Azkaban@reddit

RE isn’t triple A is a hilarious ass statement

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Groundhog_Gary28@reddit

I mean that’s likes 89% of Reddit. What do you expect when you can hide behind an avatar on the internet

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Stolen_Sky@reddit

In old 3750k lasted me 10 years without an issue, and was fine gaming pretty much the whole time.

You be fine for quite a while with that chip.

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Relative-Pin-9762@reddit

Last u playing on ultra setting? Or last u can playing at medium setting, no RT,

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porky1122@reddit

I usually gauge it on the next console release.

Most rumours are hinting at 2027 for the next playstation/Xbox. Totally rumours.

Therefore I would expect any games released between now and then to run fine on medium setting on my current machine.

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SeaPirat3@reddit

They still release 30fps games on consoles, on the other hand the new Call of Duty is getting released on the PS4, and does 60fps on dynamic 1080p.

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Budget-Cucumber-1750@reddit

Simple. Use it as long as it is giving you good performance as compared to the alternatives. When you feel the performance is not up to mark, look to upgrade.

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Torgoe@reddit

It’s rated to last 5,800x3 extra Days.

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JipsRed@reddit

Should be good until the start of ddr6 era.

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Kryptic4l@reddit

You will find out real quick when you update your gpu and still have the same shit performance

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xNaRtyx@reddit

The X3D means 3Days. So 3 days it is.

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mugen_x@reddit (OP)

That's smart coming from you man i actually didn't know that

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hiphophippo93@reddit

I have an old Intel i7-5700 series still works perfectly.

One build from 4 years ago an AMD 7800x with Radeon 6700xt working like a beast still.

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RnVja1JlZGRpdE1vZHM@reddit

Impossible to say. CPU performance increase these days is nowhere near extreme as it had been in the past. I was able to get about 10 years out of my 2600K and that PC is still used for lighter games like Fortnite.

I think the 5800X3D should be decent for at least 5 years of latest game releases unless there is some sort of massive gains through some technological breakthrough.

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NZT23@reddit

At 1440P or 4K, it should last for more than over 5 years unless there is a change in terms of complexity in the gaming industry. Best bet is to wait next gen console or GTA 6 however 4k gaming will be standardised thus the demand for x3d chips may last a couple more gens.

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Awesomevindicator@reddit

it should be enough for several years or even a decade depending on YOU.. like... when YOU decide its had its day, thats when it needs upgrading. there are people still using the i5 650 from 2010 and theyre happy with its performance... because they dont need more. maybe they only play terrarria, or some obscure outdated MMO from the era. a lot of people only play one game. so its impossible to lable parts as entirely "obsolete" while people are still using them and theyre still working well for specific applications.

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Jahdill@reddit

Tbh I got the 5800x3d incase I do get a huge upgrade on my gpu, currently on 6700xt rn and I’m Pretty sure it won’t bottleneck a 4080 and if it does i doubt it will be a huge bottle neck to where your missing out on a lot of performance.

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InsertFloppy11@reddit

Hopefully you play on 1440p or above. So the cpu matters less

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burakahmet1999@reddit

but needed money to spend gpu increases significantly each resolution you go higher with lesser gains on graphics side. But i agree 2k is good, 4k is awesome about cpu usage. Would love to see how 4k reacts to mmorpgs or big multiplayer games

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Afraid-Department-35@reddit

You do realize AAA games exist outside of goty nominees lol. RE4 and Doom are classic AAA titles.

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Betrayedunicorn@reddit

Just got a 5950 on the Amazon sale to complete my AM4 build, and I’m planning on just upgrading the GPU until the cpu bottlenecks it - that’s when I’d start thinking about it.

AM4 is pretty new to me, and if you’re being funny about it, it just got new processors released basically a month ago.

What I’ve learnt on all of the pc reddits is that everyone will consider components out dated two seconds after they’re out, so really, just figure out your own thing and try not to let them bother you.

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GoatInMotion@reddit

It's a beast but also depends on your GPU. I plan to upgrade my 4070super to a 5080 paired with my 5800x3d and use that combo. I plan to use am4 probably till 2030 I kid you not... It is only till then I will upgrade my PC again.

Currently most games are maxing my 4070super paired with 5800x3d and while getting an even stronger GPU would increase my frames, getting an even better cou would also do the same but I believe the 5800x3d will still carry its weight far in the future.

So far all the game I play and that have come out I can run great at 3440x1440. I plan to rock an4 for

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mattboner@reddit

I have the same setup. But why not skip 5080 and go for 6080 instead?

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GoatInMotion@reddit

Yea might do just that if the price and performance of the 5000 turns out to be disappointing.

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Solcrystals@reddit

A video was just released that it keeps up pretty close to the 9700x in games and it just came out. It'll be fine for many more years to come.

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OGigachaod@reddit

9700x already can be beaten by other CPU's, it's not the number #1 gaming CPU.

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Solcrystals@reddit

I didn't say it was. I was giving the guy a comparison to a current generation processor to show its still keeping up comparatively well.

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sassanix@reddit

You’ve purchased the 1080 ti of CPUs. It’ll last you quite a while.

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BeardedBears@reddit

I'm keeping my 5800x3d until AM6.

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ApexAnimal1@reddit

I run a 3070 and upgraded from a 5800x to a 5800x3D, immediately got me 240+ fps in destiny 2 at 1080p and a consistent 55-70 in 4k maxed out. I also got new ram and overclocked it and undervolted the 5800x3D . Has been my set up for 6 months and it’s doing great. Does run a bit hotter. No GPU overclock.

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Medical-Bid6249@reddit

Love the reddit here this app is great the ppl not so much bunch of wine bags who cry complain and spit there opinion in ur face shits annoying lol

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tangerinelion@reddit

3 years, 4 months and 6 days

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bobsim1@reddit

I havent had a cpu fail yet.

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ZincNut@reddit

Think they moreso are referring to performance longevity than the CPU potentially failing. That generally doesn’t happen.

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DemRizzo@reddit

Depends on your standard. I also have the 5800X3D paired with a 3080 and hope/plan to use it for at least another 4 years.

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Difficult_Pirate_782@reddit

Four years tops, naw honestly it depends on the uses for your PC, it could be next year brings out intense demands that requires more than you have, we will see.

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R1pP3R1337@reddit

Same CPU. I plan on holding onto am4 till maybe 2 more years.

Next upgrade will be RTX 5080. Then I'll go AM 5 after

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LivedInVayne@reddit

2 cents: Used a few 5600's, two 5800x's and a 5800x3d, all lasted amazingly and honestly even through age/wear & tear on the units, I think they all held well (except for the 5600's, kinda). 5800x & 5800x3d will last anyone well into AM6.

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SarlacFace@reddit

Hardware Unboxed literally put out a video yesterday testing 58x3d vs 9700x and while the 9 was better, it wasn't by much. You're fine for years still as long as you keep upgrading your GPU (also if you play at higher than 1080p you'll be fine for longer)

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123_alex@reddit

1 day

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Emergency_Energy7283@reddit

I have a 5700X paired with a 4070 Super right now. I game at 4K60 and I have yet to see CPU utilization go beyond 30%. I’ll be good for a while. Yes you play at 1080p so you’re more CPU bound, but you also have the best AM4 CPU for gaming. You should be fine for a long time

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ShroomyDuke@reddit

You got a couple more yrs

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gblawlz@reddit

Keep it until you upgrade your GPU to a point where in most games the GPU load is constantly below 90%, without a frame cap applied. That's a point where a cpu upgrade would result in higher fps, due to cpu being the bottleneck. Unless you're going with flagship GPUs, that cpu will last like 5+ years

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Coolusername099@reddit

Sorry most these people dont seem to be giving you a real answer, shits so annoying. People like you arent asking for exact predictions as to the day it will stop being useful. You want a general time frame based on how similar CPU's of that level have lasted in the past

To answer your questions id say, at 1440P or 4K its going to last you a solid 3-4 years of high end performance, and a decline after that that you'll have to decide for yourself if itz worth it or not. Im planning on keeping mine until AM6 launches

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Banzai262@reddit

the cpu is the part that will most likely function the longest, so there is that

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CreatureofNight93@reddit

It kind of depends what you use your PC for, in some cases the GPU could be the bottleneck, and not the CPU.

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rana_kirti@reddit

forever

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RodrigoC20@reddit

It will last as long as you are willing to keep it

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Aarooon@reddit

No it will die eventually due to decay, you're thinking too short term here

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RodrigoC20@reddit

I just gave my dad a pc i built almost 10 years ago and its still working fine, for games is obviously not the best but for what he needs its still pretty fast

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Love_Doctor69@reddit

You're ranting about bs answers in your edit. Ask stupid questions, win stupid prizes. So many questions like yours are being asked every day and we are no oracles

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AlphaRaccoon1474@reddit

You aren’t obligated to respond if you’re going to be a condescending dick.

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mugen_x@reddit (OP)

Scroll down then (:

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SmokeDatDankShit@reddit

I've been playing pc shit on my desktop since 2013. With an fx6350, upgraded in like 2017 to an i7 3770k lol. And currently an r5 3600. You can use that shit for at least 5, probably 7. Depends on what you néed and want.

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tonallyawkword@reddit

excellent for 2 more years, great for 3, good for 4, and obsolete in 5.

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datwarlocktho@reddit

I've got a non 3d 5800X and unless something catastrophic happens, I'm runnin this bad boy til AM6. Right now it handles everything I need it to and the only benefit I'd cash in on by upgrading to am5 is ddr5 6000. I went in on the am4 shit with this build and it's rolling with the punches beautifully. Also have a 4060 and for 1080p / light 1440 gaming it's fine as is.

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skyestalimit@reddit

With the type of games you listed like forever and a half

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Stijn31@reddit

Till AM6, ur cpu will probaly start to bottleneck your performance once you upgrade to 5080/5090 when it releases.

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blakedmc1989@reddit

I'm someone who came from a i7 4790k to a Ryzen 7 5800X3D and it should last a very long time considering DDR4 Ram is cheap to get 64gb in dual channel configuration now days

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arrozpato@reddit

As long as you want, since it's your pc. Your choice. Or if you live on USA till next hurricane.

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myParliament@reddit

I have a 6 year old ryzen 7 2700x. It's doing pretty well. Will upgrade to 5800x3d in about a years time and keep that for about 6 years easily.

There aren't any new games coming out these days that stretch the limits of hardware. All the games these days are trash anyway, so you have some time before you will need an upgrade.

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paulerxx@reddit

Look at benchmarks for UE5 titles to get a good estimate.

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deekaydubya@reddit

Just upgraded to a 5700x3d (with 4070ti) and it’s doing great at 4K, even though I usually play at 1440. AM4 still has legs

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ConsistencyWelder@reddit

4 years, 86 days and 17 hours. Then it'll stop being able to play games.

Also, a rubber band is exactly 42 centimeters long.

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RetnikLevaw@reddit

As the owner of a 5800X3D... I love it. I've seen no reason to upgrade. I have it paired with a 6800XT and they play everything at nearly 4k (I have a 1440p ultra wide that has a pixel count very close to 4k) 60fps or more. The few games that don't run that well are notoriously poorly optimized, but they're few and far between.

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NaraFei_Jenova@reddit

Quite a while, I hope; I just upgraded my 2600x to a 5700X3D this past weekend.

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horse1066@reddit

Same, it's on the way. Pairing it with a 4070

A 5800X3D would have been ideal, but the 5700X3D looked about the same for a chunk less money. 60% of the cost for a 6% FPS drop

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NaraFei_Jenova@reddit

Absolutely; I built mine in 2018 with a 2600x and RX580, then later upgraded the RX580 to an RTX2060 Super. Playing WoW rn, which is very CPU bound, and was getting massive stutters in Dornogal (very high population city); changing my cpu out smoothed it right out lol. I'm amazed that I'm still getting such good performance out of a platform from like 2016.

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horse1066@reddit

Oh so that's on a B450 too? you are certainly making the most out of that buy, nice job

I've milked my B450, 780ti and 3600 for almost as long, but I felt like playing Cyberpunk over the Winter and I got a great deal on the GPU

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NaraFei_Jenova@reddit

Yup, it's B450! Asus ROG Strix B450-F Gaming. Not even the Gaming II that came out later lol.

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Pajer0king@reddit

Depends. It would last me about 10 years 🥰

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Colonial_bolonial@reddit

I just built a 4070super/5600x3d and plan for it to last 5 years, it runs anything I throw at it currently 1440p

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henyourface@reddit

Stop worrying about how long something will last. Enjoy it until it isn’t satisfactory anymore

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Intranetusa@reddit

I have an i7-4790k that is a 10 year old cpu and when paired with an RX6600, it can play new/newish AAA games like Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4 remake, Resident Evil Village/8, Doom Eternal, Control, etc. at 1080p at mostly high settings and get 60+ fps. It can even play the newest [poorly optimized] Silent Hill 2 remake that came out earlier this week at ~60 fps at 1080p with a mix of high/medium settings, and the cpu useage is often at 50-60% of the time while GPU useage is at 99% so it is mostly a GPU bound game.

Most games today, including triple A games today, are not very cpu intensive and the cpu intensive games often can often still be played by old cpus (even 10 year old cpus if they were on the higher end) if you lower the settings.

The 5800X3D was released back around 2022 so if it is anything like the 4790k that is still decent after 10 years, then it should last you (2 + another 8 years) until 2032 if you are willing to lower the settings in newer games. More realisticly, if you want to play at higher settings and get all the latest bells and whistles, then you will look to upgrade in maybe 4-5 years.

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oioioi98@reddit

Veeery long time

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toopid@reddit

2 years

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TineJaus@reddit

It will last you several years into the next gen consoles (PS6) ignore these buffoons it's hardly noticable dropping settings to high instead of ultra like 6 years from now lmao

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Affectionate-Tax-972@reddit

Watch this, please:

https://youtu.be/yXdDCZyf1Oc?si=B3StHda3O6aijafj

I know it's about gpu upgrade but the concept applies for cpu as will.

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banedlol@reddit

I'm still running my i5 4690k from 2013.

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Imaginary_Injury8680@reddit

Say it to my face tough guy 😤

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turdlefight@reddit

I just replaced an i5-2500k from 2011 that served me well until now. So probably a good while.

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KrispyKreameMcdonald@reddit

My 5600X is expected to last about 4 yrs no problem, with that monster, probably like 6.

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NorthenLeigonare@reddit

Until it dies, hopefully.

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dudebg@reddit

depends on your standard. up to this day our custom pc shop is still servicing a lot of DDR3 PC and they still work great. SSD does wonders and so does cheap 16GB RAM. 5800X3D will last 10+ more years before people will say that it's garbage, it will play any game you throw at it smoothly even 10 years from now.

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Key_Salary_663@reddit

If you already have it, as long as it performs. If you're buying it now, It's kind of a waste

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honeybadger1984@reddit

5800X3D scales just fine on 4080/4090, and likely 5080/5090, as most power gamers will be using higher resolutions. At some point the 5800X3D and AM4 will be so slow as to bottleneck the GPU performance, but that’s not today.

You need some benchmark in the future proving hey, this ram is now too slow, or this architecture sucks. Look at how many more frames you would get if you moved to a newer platform, with the same GPU. Also at some point the voltage requirements of mobo slot will be too new, and your current old board becomes obsolete.

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Mashic@reddit

Can someone ban the how long my shit will last posts?

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Godwinson_@reddit

“I don’t like discussions on public forums. I want everywhere online to be a gated community.”

Why are you here?

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MoonEDITSyt@reddit

just scroll dude

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Groundhog_Gary28@reddit

Wow I can’t believe you would even suggest this to Mashic. Everyone knows what he likes and he wants to see is what goes. How dare you

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Taterthotuwu91@reddit

Prob till next gen consoles come out so 2028 you'll still be Gucci, the 5800x3D is the 1080ti of cpus

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Terpberto@reddit

Yeah, that’s a good CPU. It can run a 4090 without causing any bottleneck issues. You’re good for a while!

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theloop82@reddit

For… ev….. err… seriously, I think the whole “AI PC” thing will be a gimmick for years to come and x86 just isn’t moving as fast as it once did. Maybe power consumption is going down a bit but preformance gen over gen with like parts is pretty minor over the past 4 years or so. Unless they just ditch x86 altogether which is incredibly unlikely they can’t keep making the traces much smaller so even power consumption is likely to plateau.

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BadAdviceAI@reddit

Prob until 2030.

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MrPapis@reddit

LONG time. I have an XTX with the 5800x3d at 3440x1440p and I'm mostly GPU bottlenecked but I can begin to hint at the 5800x3d coming up short. Starfield's new DLC in the city with FG I can actually get up to 100% which is kinda crazy. Most other games it chills at around 40-60%.

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Dreydars@reddit

To the end of am5 and directly to am6 like i did with am3 fx8350 -> 7900x3d

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Commercial-Expert256@reddit

I expect to get 10+ years out of my AMD CPU's as long as I can refrain from tuning them up too wildly. I use to expect the same from Intel, but they f* that up.

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Lambehh@reddit

It will last for as long as you start seeing less than full utilisation of your GPU at your target resolution and frame rate!

You might upgrade your GPU one day and suddenly find your CPU isn’t able to cope with the framerate. My wife’s PC has a 4070 Super and Intel 6600k and has horrific stuttering and huge delays on background programs like discord when pushing her framerate. This wasn’t an issue with the previous GTX1080.

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No-Explanation1034@reddit

https://www.techradar.com/computing/cpu/am4-is-alive-and-well-as-amd-announces-ryzen-5000xt-cpus-at-computex-2024

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Xidash@reddit

The real answer is, it can last up to a decade IF YOU DON'T MIND lowering settings regularly, eventually the lowest. If that is not okay for you and are looking to keep medium/high settings on most newest CPU intensive games, 4-5 years is the best you could get out of it.

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ZaVoQQ@reddit

i am on i5 6600k and gtx 1060 and aint planning on changing for another 1.5-2 years

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imclockedin@reddit

10+ years

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Headingtodisaster@reddit

Until AM6

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latvijauzvar@reddit

Games like minesweeper will run at 60 fps for at least 4 centuries

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Antique_Cranberry265@reddit

I have a 5600X3D, no immediate plans to go with 7600X3D and the 9XXX gen looks trash so idc about that either. Unless there's a low tier X3D processor planned for 10XXX I'm likely fine for that too. For 1080p you can probably keep this platform until the wheels fall off.

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mcronline@reddit

The correct answer is to keep your current system until you cannot play the games you want to play at the desired resolution / refresh.

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Kilo_Juliett@reddit

The higher your resolution the longer it will last.

At 4k there is probably still no difference between a 5800x3d and a 7800x3d. It will depend on the game of course but overall it's still a beast and will be for years to come. If you plan on upgrading monitor to a higher resolution next time you upgrade your gpu you should be fine for a while. If you stay at 1080p it will be bottlenecked.

I have a 5800x3d and I plan on skipping am5.

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errorsniper@reddit

It's going to depend.

Are you a 1080 hugh/ultra 60+fps type? Prolly a few years as long as you got good ram and gpu to back it up.

Are you ok with ultra low settings in downscaled 720? A very very long time.

Friend of mine cyberpunk on an old work laptop. But looking at it ypi couldn't tell they were the same game. It runs at like 20 fps and has an ultra low graphics mod.

So it really depends on you

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RadiantApplication62@reddit

You could run that for a long time. If you look at a GPU there are still many with 980 & 1080 with others and they still perform.

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nogestures@reddit

3-5 days then POOF!

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VisibleInsect5632@reddit

At 4k and 1440p it could probably last till AM6 so rough 2027/8 but at 1080p I would think about upgrading a little bit sooner

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ian_wolter02@reddit

Nah you're good, upgrading your cpu will do nothing unless u have a higher tier gpu. You play at 1080p and your gpu if the best for that resolution, just enjoy your pc, you're overthinking

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LordCommanderTaurusG@reddit

I had mine since last year. You will be fine for five to six years :)

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Mochizuki_@reddit

Considering that AMD is currently having a hard time beating its own products, even with the 5800X3D, it'll last you a long time.

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Aggressive_Ad8291@reddit

I have an 11 year old 4770K in my system at the moment that runs Overwatch just fine with a 1080. You could get more than a decade out of your components, depending on what tradeoffs you'll eventually be willing to accept. You'll probably eventually get the itch to upgrade well before your components stop doing their job.

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babis8142@reddit

Noone knows how the future will go but for now it's really good and should last at least a couple of generations

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Robborboy@reddit

Laughs in 4690k coupled with 7700xt

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Laughing_Orange@reddit

Probably until 2 years into the next console generation. That's when games will start becoming more demanding again.

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Adlairo@reddit

years probably

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FrankTheTank107@reddit

Impossible to answer the way you’re wishing for

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ThePot94@reddit

Here you can have a look at how the CPU performs nowadays vs a Zen5, 8 cores CPU on Win11 24H2: https://youtu.be/TrjnhwLGtVQ?si=BBVRbOcKNWMIyIK7

It's not the answer to your question, but you get to know the gap.

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michaelbelgium@reddit

You answered yourself in the title.

It will last as long as possible.

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Drages23@reddit

For 1080p gaming, forever. Change 4060 with 5070 when released or used 4070 and you can live forever!

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Goshin07@reddit

I do think we are at a point of diminishing returns, starting with the Ryzen 7000 series. 5000 series is still really good and will most likely last 5-7 years at 1080p. But if you really want the best longevity, AM5 seems to be the way to go. I don't think AM6 or even AM7 is going to provide 50-60% better performance then the prior gen tbh. I think since AM4 was out for such a long time, they could only do so much with that socket, which is why we saw huge performance gains with AM5. I could be wrong, but I don't think AMD will support AM5 like they did AM4.

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thissiteisbroken@reddit

Depends on your usage. If it’s a little bit of everything like me but mostly gaming, 5-6 years. But it’s not like it’s gonna die or something you can obviously keep using it longer past that

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Gunslinga__@reddit

Still gonna hold its value for a couple more years, really no need to upgrade. Still keeps up with 9000 series non x3d chips, 5800x3d is a beast. Have one myself and don’t plan on upgrading for a couple of years.

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tucketnucket@reddit

6 years. Have fun

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finH1@reddit

As long as you want it too?

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cervdotbe@reddit

Dude, you have several years left. People really overthink hardware upgrades.

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GT_Hades@reddit

We have seen this question over and over, the problem was that people thought their oiece of hardware would just die because of design (well some still has planned obsolescence)

But for this, it is up to you, the user, how long your components should last

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Apprehensive-Sea-876@reddit

As long as you can still play your game with it. Not like you suddenly want to play Skyrim on 4k.

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shadowlid@reddit

Until the end of this gen Console cycle. That's my guess.

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AciVici@reddit

Bro no one is able to see the future yet so you gonna play with it until you're not satisfied with it then you'll upgrade it.

To ease your mind I'm not seeing X3d cpus being incompetent in a near future but I'm no oracle so take it with a grain of salt.

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knuttella@reddit

more than your gpu.

as long as u also upgrade monitor resolution on the way, a lot.

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mostrengo@reddit

https://old.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/1fy345n/can_the_5800x3d_last_until_am6/

Consensus seems to be it should last until AL6 comes out.

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