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If that's not you, then it seems easier to ignore it instead of getting upset about it, no?
What this means: There are some games and some programs/apps that can use the extra cache in the 5800X3D for an increase in performance. But not all games or programs or apps will always use it. The 5800X3D is not a "universal performance upgrade" for all programs or games.
Yes in the games that do use it's extra cache it is significantly faster than the 5800X or any other AM4 processor. But in the games that do not use it's extra cache it is slower than the 5800X. That is a trade-off you have to cope with. Where as the 5800X is the same speed in all games and apps. Additionally the 5800X tuned with PBO is only +/- single digit performance % compared to the 5800X3D (even in games where the 5800X3D's cache is utilized).
In short: It's probably a better option to save a little money and go with a 5800X instead. I have one and I love it. It's fast enough for great performance with all modern games.
And I can keep my RAM?`3200mhz CL14? or is it a bottleneck aswell?
I will play Cyberpunk: Phantom Liberty :x
I imagine no one mentioned the lack of overclocking because it's probably rather inconsequential to most people. Few people bother with overclocking on Ryzen to begin with. And no matter how much you overclock a 5800X, no, it's not going to match a 5800X3D in games on average. They're too far apart/you gain too little from overclocking on Ryzen to close that difference (let alone the massive 1% low uplifts). So for most people it's just an arbitrary fact that it can't overclock, especially because it can undervolt anyway, and unless you have bad luck (like me), you may gain some performance from that as it can allow it to hold an all core load boost that is closer to its maximum of 4.45 GHz to 4.55 GHz, as opposed to 4.2 GHz to 4.35 GHz like normal for those situations.
If you're wanting to suggest saving money, the 5700X is more the one to go for. It's the same thing as the 5800X but is 10% cheaper. That's more economical from a value perspective than not only the 5800X but the 5800X3D as well.
Then you're prefectly fine for up to a RTX 3080 / 4070 Ti / AMD 7900 XT
What will help is 32GB of RAM and using all SSDs where OS & Games are concerned.
And using either Win10 64bit 22H2 or Win11 23H2