Sunday, November 2nd 2025

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Finally Gets a Price Cut, Now Down to $439

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The fastest processor for gaming PCs, AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, received a much-needed price-cut in the lead up to Black Friday sales. The chip is listed on Newegg US for $439.99, a $40 cut from its $479.99 street price. The processor remains the fastest processor for PC gaming, trailed by the Ryzen 9 9950X3D, and the previous generation Ryzen 7 7800X3D, which is disappearing from store shelves. The 9800X3D combines AMD's latest "Zen 5" microarchitecture, with 3D V-Cache technology, for a total of 96 MB of last-level cache, which is known to significantly improve performance in games.
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9 Comments on AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Finally Gets a Price Cut, Now Down to $439

#1
Space Lynx
Astronaut
with the ram increases being so much, I am just glad my rig is done.
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#2
jackintosh157
Seems like Intel and AMD will have a hard time selling CPUs when RAM prices have doubled.
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#3
Icon Charlie
Space Lynxwith the ram increases being so much, I am just glad my rig is done.
Yea, Congrats on that. I'm thinking of just keeping what I got and maybe upgrade my video card... That is if the price is right.
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Space Lynx
Astronaut
world has been too unstable for last 7 years, and probably will continue that way, so i prob will never sell my cpu/mobo/ram etc just to be safe. gpu is another matter, and situational
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#5
Drash
Seems prices are unusually out of sync in different areas. GPUs seem cheaper in Europe than US, the AMD Nvidia differences are different too. We're all feeling the RAM, but I'd put the rise as 50% for UK, and in general the £1=1$ is not like it used to be. Strange times.
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#6
zo0lykas
DrashSeems prices are unusually out of sync in different areas. GPUs seem cheaper in Europe than US, the AMD Nvidia differences are different too. We're all feeling the RAM, but I'd put the rise as 50% for UK, and in general the £1=1$ is not like it used to be. Strange times.
£1 = $1 in UK is for a long time due tax and tariffs.
Its nothing new.
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#7
Random_User
Ha! Maybe it's NA only... Here's it's rock solid ~$600 since march (was ~$800 before). Currently $572 in many stores (same exact price). And this is with a discount. The regular price is still $600.
The tray variant is only couple bucks cheaper...

Best regards!
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#8
Athlonite
Oh that's bloody lovely for those in the U.S but no one else is seeing these price cuts it's still the same $918NZD as it was at launch
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#9
A Computer Guy
Space Lynxwith the ram increases being so much, I am just glad my rig is done.
I was going to put 512GB DDR4 in my TR so I could take the current ram and put it back into my older builds for possible resale but the prices skyrocketed fast for 3200MT/s and 512GB for $800 6 months ago became over $2000 now. At this point I'm going to consider my TR build done at 256GB and put some cheaper 2666MHz back into my older builds. I'm glad my new 96GB DDR5 kit finally worked in my AM5 build as I don't see DDR5 getting any cheaper anytime soon.
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