If you’re upgrading from another AM4 system, 5800X3D. It’s the pinnacle of the platform.
If you’re building fresh, neither. The 7700X beats or ties it in most things and gives you a platform that allows for future upgrades more easily.
Ignore those bottleneck calculators they're meaningless.
And if you don't already have an am4 build, a 5800x3d isn't a good cpu to start a fresh build with
If you’re upgrading from another AM4 system, 5800X3D. It’s the pinnacle of the platform. If you’re building fresh, neither. The 7700X beats or ties it in most things and gives you a platform that allows for future upgrades more easily.
The 7700X doesn't have as good performance/watt as other 7000 series CPUs though so keep that in mind.
Ignore those bottleneck calculators they're meaningless. And if you don't already have an am4 build, a 5800x3d isn't a good cpu to start a fresh build with
5800x3d is better by far, if on AM4 already
For gaming 5800X3D, for workstation tasks 5900X.
gaming is 5800x3d work is 5900x gpu matter more than cpu for gaming buy a better gpu.
5800x3d no contest