It seems that AMD has officially introduced their latest processing chip, the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D. Details about it have been leaked recently, and with the announcement video released by the company, it seems that the information is accurate.
will come with a base speed of 4.7GHz and a Boost Frequency overclock of as high as 5.2GHz. Both of these speeds can be seen as improvements from the base speed and Boost Frequency of the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D processing chip, but maintain the same TDP 120W power consumption value.
This processing chip also seems to add 64MB of 3D V-cache and will give the CPU 96MB of L3 cache which is enough to increase gaming performance especially for those who will build a new PC for gaming purposes at high resolutions and settings.
Not only that, AMD also confirmed that this processing chip, and possibly other processing chips under the Ryzen 9000X3D series will come with the ability to be overclocked; something not seen in the processing chips of the series before.
AMD also says that the Ryzen 7 9800X3D processing chip shows significantly better performance compared to what the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K offers when all other component specifications are equal.
For those who just want to upgrade their CPU, AMD also confirms that this processing chip can be used with all types of motherboards in the existing AM5 chipset series, and does not necessarily need to be changed. In terms of price tag, this CPU will go on sale from November 7 at a price of around $479 (~RM2099).
AMD.com