Anyone here with Ryzen 5 5600x??

[NikTheGreek]

I would like to ask about the performance of this cpu in this game(im thinking about upgrading).

[Bol]

It's doing good and could be doing even better if the game wasn't so poorly optimized and single threaded. Upgrading the CPU won't bring more performances.

[NikTheGreek]

Can you tell more specifics,your gpu, ram settings resolution etc.???

[zen master ursus]

Originally posted by Bol:

Upgrading the CPU won't bring more performances.

What a nonsense. I switched from 3700X to 5800X3D a few months ago and since then have up to 50% more FPS on average (and better lows) in many games, including Squad. 1440p.

PS: On one map in EFT (Escape from Tarkov), the FPS even almost doubled. However, there are also games like Warhammer (II or III) that only benefit slightly.

[Kumariks]

I went with 5600g since it was 100eur cheaper than 5600x. With 6600xt every game runs atleast 144fps+ high/ultra except squad ofc. i have avg 91fps but since the game is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up, it drops to 50-60 from time to time. usally late game is ~55-65fps.

[Bol]

Originally posted by URSUS:

Originally posted by Bol:

Upgrading the CPU won't bring more performances.

What a nonsense. I switched from 3700X to 5800X3D a few months ago and since then have up to 50% more FPS on average (and better lows) in many games, including Squad. 1440p.

PS: On one map in EFT (Escape from Tarkov), the FPS even almost doubled. However, there are also games like Warhammer (II or III) that only benefit slightly.

I'm specifically talking about Squad and nothing but Squad. Game engines are all different and allocate ressources/use CPU threads differently. Some are more sensitive to memory latencies than others, explaining why you benefited from upgrading to an X3D CPU.
Squad introduces some very serious CPU bottlenecking by being almost entirely singlethreaded, there's nothing that can be done on a hardware level to change this.

Congrats for taking my quote out of context and arguing using other games and a Zen 2 CPU as an example...

[♥♥ZIPO♥♥ ♂]

Originally posted by Bol:

. Upgrading the CPU won't bring more performances.

garbage. it will give more fps if updating the cpu. because game need high power single cor. if he play with gtx under 900 serie then he is in gpu limit. people not understand how the game work. optimisation yes but he want to know if it will give more fps. the answer is yes.

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Mr.Phileo — 12.08.2022
with my 2070 super and 5600x I get about 70, sometimes 85 fps and even in the 110 fps depends on the map and stuff
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Mr.Phileo — 12.08.2022
I got a 2070 super, 5600x, 16gb, m.2 and my squad plays fine with stutters at times

5800x 3d its 30% faster then the 5600x in to squad. 99% of the time over 80 fps.

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Saltsie 🍷 — 02.08.2022
5600x Yeho
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/665277665657356298/984931380620296282/unknown.png
5800x3D Yeho
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/665277665657356298/984931448320561252/unknown.png

with cap frame you can test how many fps you have on the map



Saltsie 🍷 — 18.07.2022
I had a 5600x at some point and 55fps is normal in some areas during a busy firefight.

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Ghost-Actual besitzt Squad Vor 19 Stunden

r5 5600 with 3060Ti here game runs well almost always 60+fps high settings

[zen master ursus]

Originally posted by Bol:

Originally posted by URSUS:

What a nonsense. I switched from 3700X to 5800X3D a few months ago and since then have up to 50% more FPS on average (and better lows) in many games, including Squad. 1440p.

PS: On one map in EFT (Escape from Tarkov), the FPS even almost doubled. However, there are also games like Warhammer (II or III) that only benefit slightly.

I'm specifically talking about Squad and nothing but Squad. Game engines are all different and allocate ressources/use CPU threads differently. Some are more sensitive to memory latencies than others, explaining why you benefited from upgrading to an X3D CPU.
Squad introduces some very serious CPU bottlenecking by being almost entirely singlethreaded, there's nothing that can be done on a hardware level to change this.

Congrats for taking my quote out of context and arguing using other games and a Zen 2 CPU as an example...

Did you read what I wrote? I wrote "including Squad". The FPS in Squad have increased by about 50% (3700X > 5800X3D). Very often I get stable 138 FPS (= my cap), on some maps there are many drops.

I pointed out the general performance gain and provided 2 further examples because the OP is interested in buying a new CPU, but you seem to have overlooked that as well.