Ryzen 9 9900X3D
12C/24T · 5.5 GHz · AM5
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Sixteen Zen 5 cores with one cache-stacked CCD and 128MB of total L3, the current do-everything AM5 flagship at a 170W ceiling and 5.7GHz boost. It games within a hair of the 9800X3D while adding twice the threads for rendering and compiles. You pay a heavy premium for that overlap, worth it only if you genuinely do both.
AMD · 2025
16C/32T · 5.7 GHz · AM5
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For mixed CAD and occasional gaming this is ideal. Idle scheduling occasionally sends a game to the wrong CCD but a reboot sorts it.
No notes on performance. Just be honest with yourself about whether you need both the cores and the cache before spending this much.
16 cores with V-cache is the do-everything chip, but at 170W you want a 360 AIO minimum. Runs hot in all-core Cinebench, low 90s.
The stacked-cache CCD handles games while the second CCD chews through Blender. The chipset driver parking works better than it did on the 7950X3D.