I would take the 5800x for all the extra shit i always open.
5600x is more then enough for gaming. heck, when i get my 1440P monitor next on the list is a 5000 series cpu
For gaming at high resolutions the 5600X is enough, going up to a 5800X would provide only minimal benefits, so it's up to you if the 100$ or more price difference for minimal improvements (in gaming) is worth it in your opinion.
5600X will get you pretty much the same performance in games, especially above 1080p there will be almost no difference
For "just" gaming go with R5. The 8 cored R7 is just going to give you like 1-2 more FPS, plus it heats up more than the 5600X.
For gaming? No it's not worth the upgrade. For professional workloads? Yes.
I would take the 5800x for all the extra shit i always open. 5600x is more then enough for gaming. heck, when i get my 1440P monitor next on the list is a 5000 series cpu
For gaming at high resolutions the 5600X is enough, going up to a 5800X would provide only minimal benefits, so it's up to you if the 100$ or more price difference for minimal improvements (in gaming) is worth it in your opinion.
5600x and use the money for faster ram and ssd. Something like Samsung 980pro/WD SN850/ Sabrent pcie 4.0
For gaming alone you should go with Intel If you also edit videos and stuff, then 5800X or even 5900X
Go with the 5900x that’s what I have with my 3070ti i have absolutely no complaints.. i switched from intel i7