Analyzing Ryzen 7600, 7700 & 7900
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- With the upcoming release of the Ryzen 5 7600, Ryzen 7 7700 and Ryzen 9 7900, AMD has the potential to finally offer good value Zen 4 based Ryzen 7000 CPUs. In this video we will take a look at AMD's previous "X" and "non-X" CPUs and talk about how these new CPUs could improve over the current AM5 line-up.
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0:00 Intro
0:47 Previous 6-core Ryzen CPUs
4:04 Ryzen 5 7600 Analysis
7:15 Ryzen 7 7700 Analysis
8:43 Ryzen 9 7900 Analysis
9:52 Overview / Final Thoughts - Наука та технологія
All specs, including 65W TDP for all three new CPUs has been confirmed, announcement most likely at CES 2023.
This development has happened a little sooner than I expected, but I was anticipating it because of market conditions, very different from 2020-21
Yes, AMD is clearly selling a lot less CPUs than they expected. But it’s a good development for us consumers.
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They even brought back the wraith prism for 7700 which is awsome
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Interesting analysis!
thanks for your insight.
And thank you for watching!
There's always Eco- mode that can be used to reduce the heat.
I got a 7700X for $340 this week, I don't see what having a 65W 7700 at $329 would change. $10-20 difference for a CPU is negligible.
There's always a cost disadvantage with multi-chip packages. The real budget CPUs are the monolithic APUs, that people complain about not having cutting-edge performance. Well, best performance and budget are two different priorities!
At the current price level, these new CPUs don’t offer much, that’s why I think AMD will raise prices again for the X models.
@@HighYield yes, I think so too. At least until the V-cache models are available, and maybe even after that if the V-cache models are priced higher on a per-core basis.
I just don't see that AMD needs to aggressively discount Zen4 when it's performance is very good, AM4 is an effective budget option and they can always sell the same 5N silicon for more money as EPYC if they need to. However, right now, doing what they can to increase adoption of AM5 helps their partners and their own brand image.
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I'm holding out for the X3D versions which should be released some time in Q1 2023
Same here, but with the assumption that AMD's second-gen Zen-3D will be sufficiently improved that the v-cache will not create a significant clock handicap like the 5800X3D. If they manage that so the 3D variant doesn't regress performance for any kind of app, that will be a massive win and very likely 0wn Intel for this generation. Otherwise, Intel wins this round.
@@opinalithey have been delayed until March or april
The X3D versions will be a lot faster, but also more expensive. They new non-X models are more of a entry level offering.
As long as you can oc it to the x models level it's gona be banging cpu
i dont even care. I'm not going up 50% in power consumption for like 5% performance
any information about upcoming intel i5 13400..?
We should get more info early next year, CES could be a place for an announcement.
Will we see G variations at all?
In Q4 of 2023
All Zen 4 CPUs do have an iGPU, but not nearly as capable as older G models. I think we might see Rembrandt or maybe even Phoenix for AM5 with a “G” branding
This cpus would be great news for sff guys
True, 65W are so much easier to cool, especially if you are limited to tiny coolers or small AIOs
@@HighYield I am hyped as fuck especially as the x models are pushed a little to much in my opinion could be a 3700x vs 3800x situation where the lower tdp one was the better package
5600 non X was a great buy
Still one of the best $/perf CPUs on the market.
Motherboards too damn high
They arent terrible if you are half decent at looking for deals
@@hman6159 EDIT motherboards worthy of a high end cpu and ddr 5 ram. Of course you can find “half decent” boards at lower price point.
I agree, most decent boards are above €200 here in Germany, that’s too much and impacts over all price to performance ratio.
@@hman6159 "Asrock B650 Riptide" mother board seems to be cheapest of all for now.
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