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Game benefits from a single core strenght. In that case 5700x3d will be better because of X3D chip. But dont expect difference to be enough to justify an upgrade.
In the next ARMA 3 update there will be decent multithreading support.
You can already play 60+/90+ or even higher fps on Arma 3 perfomance branch depending on your PC specs
Get good PC and enjoy smooth perfomance. Ryzen shall be good choice with next update.