AMD 6-core Ryzen 5 7500F debuts without integrated graphics

[Chud_Jenny]

Affordable AM5?

https://www.amd.com/en/product/13551

AMD Ryzen 5 7500F reviews are out, CPU to launch globally at $179 - VideoCardz.com

AMD 6-core Ryzen 5 7500F debuts without integrated graphics AMD has lifted the embargo on Ryzen 5 7500F processor that has been a subject of rumors for the past two weeks. AMD Ryzen 5 7500F, Source: Expreview Reviews going live on Sunday definitely sounds unusual, but this is the date set by...

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[Chud_Jenny]

Essentially a cheaper 7600 without the graphics isn't it. Could be a good seller

Yes, and can OC as per the reviews 5.6GHz+ looks easy.
$179
So £140+VAT (168)
£169.99 UK retail ish.
Not too bad really as the 3600 ($199/£189 release price) was around that money for a good amount of time.

 

[Chud_Jenny]

Yep. Still rocking the 3600 here. Was thinking of eventually moving over to the 7600. Maybe it'll be the 7500f if the pricing is right

I was using a 3600 daily for quite a while. How good was your silicone? Mine would do 4.4GHz at 1.2V, so ran very cool.

 

[Chud_Jenny]

Not even attempted to OC, just purely ran at stock.

Just running all core at 4.2GHz with a undervolt will benefit you. The boosting pushes the voltage to around 1.35V out the box. You shouldn't have an issue setting 1.25V and 42X multi. Run a R23 test now and one after to see the performance bump and temp drop!

 

[Chud_Jenny]

Overclocking is so 2010. Nowadays it is all about undervolting.

That's right, that was an undervolt and OC lol. Default is 4.2GHz boost not all core and uses around 1.35V ish to do so.

 

[Chud_Jenny]

Great. You are with the times. Run my R7 5700X at 1.109 and upto 4.25Ghz, run at 39C-40C mostly and upto about 62C-65C under load and on air whilst generally under 66W on boost. I can bosst clocks (if I up the volts to about 1.2v) but haven't needed to as yet

Sounds good. I think this 7500F will be a fun CPU to tweak. One of the reviews state 5.6GHz was easy so that's the same single core as a 7900x out the box. Couple that with the new bios updates for higher memory speeds and it should be a monster of a 6 core.

 

[Chud_Jenny]

Will this require an updated BIOS?

Needs to be on "AGESA ComboPI 1.0.0.7a" or newer. You should be running the latest bios on any am5 system. It's new expect to update regularly or the best experience.

 

[Chud_Jenny]

I think it is only available in China and maybe Indonesia at the moment. However, JD.com does have it on there website according to tech news and that it will be released to the rest of the world in short order so you can hopefully look to get it on OCUK at that point

Be nice for around Black Friday, they'll be giving DDR5 away by then lol. Already "Crucial 16GB (1x16GB) 4800MHz CL40 DDR5 Desktop Memory" JDEC spec is £21.99 a stick. Two Fat ladies for 64GB, perfect for a workstation if speed isn't a consideration.

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[Chud_Jenny]

Yes all the performance world records these days are set by undervolting

Yep! bar LN2. My 6900XT was on the hall of fame for a short while

 

[Chud_Jenny]

UPDATE:

AMD affirms Ryzen 5 7500F availability outside China is exclusively via system integrators - VideoCardz.com

AMD Ryzen 7 7500F only through system integrators for gamers outside China AMD has provided a statement confirming mid-range Ryzen CPU global availability, but there is a catch. AMD Ryzen 7 7500F, Source: Expreview According to reports from the German media, AMD has clarified its plans for the...

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[Chud_Jenny]

Readily available in China for shipping to the UK, under £160 with VAT for a tray version.
Fingers crossed OCUK source some tray stock to sell?

 

[Chud_Jenny]

I wonder if these are just failed 7600's so they just turned the iGPU off

The 7500F is going to be using IO dies with defects in the Graphics area, so they just disable them. It's the beauty of using chiplets.

 

[Chud_Jenny]

Just been told about these on another thread, when do we expect these to be on sale in the UK?

They are, either a motherboard bundles from £249.99 MSI PRO A620M-E board. Or in prebuild systems. Just not at OCUK which is a shame. I get the impression OCUK don't like touching low end parts anymore!?