The X3D Chips have been a slam dunk win for AMD, so much so that I have no plans to upgrade from my 5800X3D any time soon. That being said, I am interested in seeing just how far they can ride that wave.
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Being able to upgrade to a 5800X3D at the end of AM4 was unbeatable in terms of value.