AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D Returns as AM4 10th Anniversary Model
The reissue suggests AMD sees continued demand for AM4 upgrades as DDR5 memory prices remain high, keeping the previous-generation platform viable.
Reporting from 1 sources: Game Spark.
Overseas retailer 99deals.in has begun selling a 10th anniversary edition of the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D CPU. The chip, which supports the AM4 socket and uses 3D V-Cache technology, was reported discontinued in 2024. The anniversary model carries no spec changes but is priced lower than the original MSRP. No Japanese restock has been announced.
The Ryzen 7 5800X3D, a quasi-high-end CPU for the AM4 socket that AMD reported as discontinued in 2024, has reappeared as a 10th anniversary edition at overseas retailer 99deals.in. The chip uses 3D V-Cache technology and supports DDR4 memory, making it an upgrade path for users who cannot afford the current generation's DDR5 due to memory price hikes.
The anniversary model is priced at 30,000 rupees (about 50,000 yen), below the original $449 MSRP (about 70,000 yen). The package carries a "10th Anniversary Edition" label but no spec differences from the standard version. As of writing, no sales have been reported in the US or Japan, and no restock information is available for the Japanese market.
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