On April 16, 2026, we shared with you a photo highlighting the return of the famous Ryzen 7 5800X3D in the catalog ofAMD. The very first processor equipped with the famous 3D V-Cache making a triumphant return for configuration owners AM4 wishing to make it last a few more years until the end of the DDR5 shortage, the idea undoubtedly made more than one salivate, and many of you were probably waiting for confirmation that all this was indeed real.
We are there since a reseller added the product sheet of the Ryzen 7 5800X3D 10th Anniversary Edition (that’s his full name) to his online catalog. Better than that, there is even a buyer’s comment dated May 17 which specifies that he received the processor, if you wanted something concrete, here it is…! On the other hand, the reseller in question, 99 DEALS.IN, is located in India which still leaves doubt as to global marketing, or only for Asia which would certainly cause a lot of depression…
The reseller’s product sheet allows us in any case to admire the design of the new box of the ghost, for the pleasure of the eyes…:
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Even blacker than before, the front of the box is adorned with a “10th Anniversary Edition” logo accompanied by the date April 16, 2026. If you follow PC hardware closely, you may be thinking that the two dates which could in theory correspond to an anniversary of the 10 years of the AM4 would in theory be September 5, 2026 if we take into account the Bristol Ridge processors, or March 31, 2027 in terms of the arrival to the general public with the very first Ryzen processors. The explanation lies in the fact that AMD actually chose an internal date for its anniversary: that of the finalization of the AM4, before its marketing therefore. And this date, you will have understood, was April 16, 2016.
Otherwise, if you took the time to enlarge the photo on the back of the box, you must have seen something to give you hope about marketing in France: the instructions given in several languages, including French. Let’s hope this is not a vain hope…
A word on price, finally. The Ryzen 7 5800X3D is currently sold at 30,000 rupees by 99 DEALS.IN. Converting into euros and taking into account the fact that VAT is 15% in India compared to 20% in France, this is equivalent to €278 for us including tax. At this price, or even a little more expensive if the conversion is not to our advantage, would you be ready to fall for the return of this bestseller…? (Source: momomo_us)
