Discussion Ryzen 9000X3D series review thread

[DAPUNISHER]

Just getting older and PC gaming ain't a hobby anymore, sadly.

Offtopic: You are cool as hell, and I hate to read this. Don't allow anything to make your inner child grow up. We are Toys R Us Kids goddamn it. 🫵 You don't need the latest greatest to play games anyways. That might be your problem, the big budget AAA dog crap killing your passion for it. Try some indy and AA stuff. Genres you don't usually play. I played Marvel's Midnight Suns thinking I'd dislike it. To my surprise, turned based card games are fun as hell.

On topic: Leo is not letting AMD hide the 12 core; he bought it himself

 

[biostud]

Offtopic: You are cool as hell, and I hate to read this. Don't allow anything to make your inner child grow up. We are Toys R Us Kids goddamn it. 🫵 You don't need the latest greatest to play games anyways. That might be your problem, the big budget AAA dog crap killing your passion for it. Try some indy and AA stuff. Genres you don't usually play. I played Marvel's Midnight Suns thinking I'd dislike it. To my surprise, turned based card games are fun as hell.

On topic: Leo is not letting AMD hide the 12 core; he bought it himself

I like to get new knowledge about hardware and discuss it, but besides World of Tanks I rarely game.

 

[DAPUNISHER]

I like to get new knowledge about hardware and discuss it, but besides World of Tanks I rarely game.

You are too busy making babies to play vidya games. 🤣

 

[igor_kavinski]

You are too busy making babies to play vidya games. 🤣

Or he's got the itch to be a tank commander in real life.

GTA V still has a tank, right?

 

[Saylick]

Did you finally get your servers upgraded with Turin or Genoa???

No…

Offtopic: You are cool as hell, and I hate to read this. Don't allow anything to make your inner child grow up. We are Toys R Us Kids goddamn it. 🫵 You don't need the latest greatest to play games anyways. That might be your problem, the big budget AAA dog crap killing your passion for it. Try some indy and AA stuff. Genres you don't usually play. I played Marvel's Midnight Suns thinking I'd dislike it. To my surprise, turned based card games are fun as hell.

On topic: Leo is not letting AMD hide the 12 core; he bought it himself

Heh, it’s not for a lack of interest, but more for a lack of time. I have other hobbies now, like cycling and motorcycling, which are plenty fun. They are big boy toys, basically.

 

[Shmee]

Central computers has a bunch of these in stock last I checked. I know my buddy Faxon picked one up this week.

 

[igor_kavinski]

I have other hobbies now, like cycling and motorcycling, which are plenty fun. They are big boy toys, basically.

I hope you are doing those two things in "safe" areas. I used to ride a motorcycle and bicycle. Too old for the latter now (even the idea of pedaling makes my legs ache) and I'm too lucky that I didn't become permanently disabled doing the former.

 

[Saylick]

I hope you are doing those two things in "safe" areas. I used to ride a motorcycle and bicycle. Too old for the latter now (even the idea of pedaling makes my legs ache) and I'm too lucky that I didn't become permanently disabled doing the former.

Yeah, thanks. What I lack in youth I make up in responsibility.

 

[igor_kavinski]

AMD Ryzen 9 9900X3D Linux Performance Review - Phoronix

www.phoronix.com

Good value, at least in Linux workloads.

 

[igor_kavinski]

And ASROCK still hasn't seemed to isolate the issue with X3D CPUs, even in the latest BIOS which they said wouldn't face any such issues.

https://videocardz.com/newz/first-user-reports-ryzen-9-9950x3d-cpu-not-booting-on-asrock-x870-motherboard-after-just-9-days-of-use

 

[Makaveli]

And ASROCK still hasn't seemed to isolate the issue with X3D CPUs, even in the latest BIOS which they said wouldn't face any such issues.

https://videocardz.com/newz/first-user-reports-ryzen-9-9950x3d-cpu-not-booting-on-asrock-x870-motherboard-after-just-9-days-of-use

glad I went with Asus.

 

[DAPUNISHER]

9 series 3D dominate retail sales, yet this story has not picked up any momentum. What do we have so far, less than 50 reports total? And as I demonstrated in the thread about someone buying 40 as is for parts AM5 boards, almost all of them were PICNIC. ASRock releases a statement showing there was foreign debris in the socket (probably pet hair?) and the board worked after cleaning.That was one board.This latest story is also about one board/ user. It'll take more time before I am ready to declare it a nothing burger, but I am starting to lean that direction.

The 9950X3D is their highest ASP mainstream part and they can't keep up with demand. As I wrote over a month ago, reports should be pouring in with how many units have sold. So far that has not happened.

 

[StinkyPinky]

Best Buy sell out within seconds. By the time I get the alert it's in stock, it is back out of stock. To their credit they do have some system in place to stop bots but it clearly isn't working well.

 

[igor_kavinski]

Spoiler

ASROCK is most likely weaker than ASUS and maybe even Gigabyte, unfortunately, no other way to put it. I have a server mobo and in almost 20+ power cycles, it has booted exactly 3 times with two video cards installed. Gets stuck with code 94 (graphics card not recognized). Hate to have to pull everything out to diagnose the issue.

 

[fastandfurious6]

ASROCK is the budget-friendly division of ASUS, generally good and cheap but can have reliability issues

 

[gdansk]

ASROCK is the budget-friendly division of ASUS, generally good and cheap but can have reliability issues

The implication being that ASUS can't? As I recall the first wave of toasted CPUs were on ASUS (and MSI) boards.

 

[In2Photos]

The implication being that ASUS can't? As I recall the first wave of toasted CPUs were on ASUS (and MSI) boards.

Not to mention the batch of boards that had a capacitor installed backwards a few years ago.

No vendor is immune to problems. What sets them apart is how they handle it.

 

[Ranulf]

ASROCK is the budget-friendly division of ASUS, generally good and cheap but can have reliability issues

If I remember right, that is how they started out, an off brand for Asus to experiment with in like 2010. Then they were sold off and then bought again by the conglomorate that had bought Asus in that time so that now both brands are under the same management.