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This article comes at an interesting time for me. Today I was considering, and window shopping for an AM5 MB to replace my B450 tomahawk which is a AM4. The main reason is to upgrade my Ryzen 5 3600 to something more powerful. How does this CPU compare to the 9/8/7000X3Ds that need the AM5 socket?
I’d expect performance under the 5600X3D, which at https://browser.geekbench.com/processor-benchmarks got a score of 2085. For reference:
Note that these results are aggregated from people with this hardware running Geekbench on their own machines and the rest of their hardware and config (including, for example, cooling, overclocking) isn’t controlled for, and as such is very likely to be different, which would impact results.