A:AnswerThe Ryzen 7 5800X3D runs pretty warm at normal speed, I do think a 240mm radiator should be enough to cool it, but you may want to consider undervolting the CPU for overall better cooling and performance.
A:AnswerThe 7800X3D is the same price as the 5800X3D. Reason behind it being the 7800 is on a very new AM5 platform which has its limits and can only be pushed so far beyond the limits. The 5800 is the greatest AM4 socket CPU out there right now. It is the end game CPU for any AM4 users.
A:AnswerNot this one, no. A lot of the lower end CPU's do. This one does not because the stock Wraith cooler would never be enough to keep this beast cool.
A:Answerits not a slow processor by any means. If you want the fastest cpu for gaming the 5800x3d is the best. the 5900x is a wonderful chip overall, but is mostly used for other applications that require multithreading. most games don't even use multithreading.
A:AnswerYes because retailers raise the prices way up so they can claim to put it on sale. They think we are stupid but it just hurts business to play games
A:AnswerDepends o,n what your doing for make game focused PC the 5800x3d would be better but if your going to stream or anything like that 5900x is also a very good option
