Is AMD's 3D V-Cache Worth It? Ryzen 5800X3D vs. 5800X Gaming Benchmark

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Comparison between Reisen 5800 x3 de and Reisen 5800 xm
3. Performance Difference: Reisen 5800 x3 de vs Reisen 5800 xm
4. testing Setup
5. Benchmarks and Results
6. Conclusion
7. Is the Price Difference Justified?
8. The Future of Reisen Processors
9. Is the Reisen 5800 x3 de Worth the Upgrade?
10. Final Thoughts

🚀 Introduction

In this article, we will be diving into the highly anticipated comparison between the Reisen 5800 x3 de and its predecessor, the Reisen 5800 xm. We'll explore the performance differences and analyze whether the added cost of the Reisen 5800 x3 de with 3D V-Cache technology is justified. With the Reisen 5800 x3 de priced at around 500 euros, while the Reisen 5800 xm can be found for under 300 euros, we'll examine if the performance boost truly warrants the price premium of over 200 euros. Additionally, we'll delve into the specifications and benchmark results to provide a comprehensive evaluation of these processors.

🔍 Comparison between Reisen 5800 x3 de and Reisen 5800 xm

The Reisen 5800 x3 de and the Reisen 5800 xm are nearly identical processors, with the key differentiating factor being the 3D V-Cache technology Present in the Reisen 5800 x3 de. This technology allows for an increase in performance by utilizing an additional cache layer. However, in terms of clock speeds, the Reisen 5800 x3 de actually performs slightly worse, with a maximum boost of 4.5 GHz and a base clock of 3.4 GHz, compared to the Reisen 5800 xm's boost of 4.7 GHz and base clock of 3.8 GHz. This translates to a difference of 300-400 MHz between the two processors.

The reason for this discrepancy in clock speeds is that the 3D V-Cache technology in the Reisen 5800 x3 de has certain voltage limitations, which necessitate the adjustment of the clock speeds. While it's slightly disappointing not to see a higher clock speed in the Reisen 5800 x3 de, it's important to note that the overall performance boost is primarily derived from the innovative 3D V-Cache technology, which could potentially result in a significant performance difference.

⚙️ Performance Difference: Reisen 5800 x3 de vs Reisen 5800 xm

To determine the performance difference between the Reisen 5800 x3 de and the Reisen 5800 xm, we conducted a series of tests using a test bench equipped with an MSC 550 Juni fix motherboard, 32 GB DDR4 RAM clocked at 3600 MHz, and an RTX 3080 graphics card. The results were obtained by averaging the FPS (frames per Second) and 1 percent lows across multiple benchmarks run at both 1440p and 1080p resolutions.

At 1440p, the performance difference between the two processors was negligible. The Reisen 5800 x3 de achieved an average FPS of 125, while the Reisen 5800 xm achieved 126, resulting in a mere 0.8% difference. Similarly, in the 1 percent lows, the Reisen 5800 x3 de scored 89 FPS compared to the Reisen 5800 xm's 96 FPS, a 7.34% increase. These results indicate that there is a slight performance gain in the 1 percent lows for the Reisen 5800 x3 de, but it is not significant enough to justify the higher price point.

Moving on to 1080p gaming, where the CPU performance has a more substantial impact, the results remain consistent. The Reisen 5800 x3 de achieved an average FPS of 158, while the Reisen 5800 xm reached 164, showing a difference of 3.8%. As for the 1 percent lows, the Reisen 5800 x3 de scored 109 FPS, while the Reisen 5800 xm scored 117 FPS, resulting in a 7% increase. These results further emphasize that the performance gap between the two processors is minimal.

In conclusion, while the Reisen 5800 x3 de does exhibit a slight performance advantage in terms of 1 percent lows, the overall difference compared to the Reisen 5800 xm is not significant enough to justify the price difference of over 200 euros. The Reisen 5800 xm, being available for under 300 euros, remains an excellent choice for gamers, especially considering the cost-effectiveness of the processor.

Testing Setup

For our testing, we utilized a modest test bench comprising the following components:

• MSC 550 Juni fix motherboard
• 32 GB DDR4 RAM clocked at 3600 MHz
• RTX 3080 graphics card
• 850-watt power supply

This setup, combined with the Reisen processors being tested, provided a reliable platform for our benchmarks. It's worth noting that the MSI MAG Core Liquid 360R was used for cooling, ensuring optimal operating temperatures throughout the testing process.

Stay tuned as we delve into the benchmark results to gain a comprehensive understanding of the performance differences between the Reisen 5800 x3 de and the Reisen 5800 xm.