3D V-Cache is a technology advanced by AMD that changes the architecture of the cache memory in the unit, making them capable of stacking an extra layer of L3 cache memory in a “3D” form. Thanks to this technology, AMD can stack 128MB of 3D V-cache in the processor thereby making it highly suitable for gaming. This extra cache memory provides significant benefits for gaming, as evidenced by the improved performance of the Ryzen 7 5800X3D compared to its predecessor, the standard 5800X. Despite having a lower boost clock speed of 200MHz, the Ryzen 7 5800X3D was able to deliver a 15% increase in gaming FPS, highlighting the substantial impact of 3D V-cache in the gaming experience.