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*** AMD "Zen 4" thread (inc AM5/APU discussion) ***
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Has OcUK gave any indication on how many they will have for sale on launch day ?
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Yeah what's going on? We are less than 7 days till release and no retailer has anything listed, yet the 4000 series GPUs have just gone up, madness.
If i remember correctly on the 5000 series launch we didn't find anything out until the day and time of launch itself.
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Lol, I love how this stuff always come up each launch
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Caporegime
Generally speaking, stuff tends to be on the minute when NDA's expire.
We get a bit more official announcements these days like the 4XXX series, but we don't actually know anything till the minute the NDA expires.
Given you've been here since 2003 you must have seen your fair share of launches in your day.
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Lmao this is hilarious
The headline is: look AMD's overclocking team managed to get the 7950x to break world records and ram it at 5.4/5.5ghz all core with manual overclocking and just using an AIO cooler.
So I checked the screenshots and they show the 7950x running at 108c!!! It's not even pulling that much power, just 240w but an AIO can't stop it from running well over 100c
wccftech.com
The headline is: look AMD's overclocking team managed to get the 7950x to break world records and ram it at 5.4/5.5ghz all core with manual overclocking and just using an AIO cooler.
So I checked the screenshots and they show the 7950x running at 108c!!! It's not even pulling that much power, just 240w but an AIO can't stop it from running well over 100c
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU Secures World Record In Four Benchmarks, Overclocked To 5.5 GHz Using Standard Cooling
AMD's Ryzen 9 7950X CPU is launching next week and the red team itself has broken some big benchmark world records with its flagship.
wccftech.com
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It was a 240 aio so not too bad to be fair, these are densly packed chips which will be more difficult to cool. What is impressive is that I only needed 5.4ghz to break the record where as the previous record needed 7ghz on liquid nitrogenLmao this is hilarious
The headline is: look AMD's overclocking team managed to get the 7950x to break world records and ram it at 5.4/5.5ghz all core with manual overclocking and just using an AIO cooler.
So I checked the screenshots and they show the 7950x running at 108c!!! It's not even pulling that much power, just 240w but an AIO can't stop it from running well over 100c
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU Secures World Record In Four Benchmarks, Overclocked To 5.5 GHz Using Standard Cooling
AMD's Ryzen 9 7950X CPU is launching next week and the red team itself has broken some big benchmark world records with its flagship.
Caporegime
Lmao this is hilarious
The headline is: look AMD's overclocking team managed to get the 7950x to break world records and ram it at 5.4/5.5ghz all core with manual overclocking and just using an AIO cooler.
So I checked the screenshots and they show the 7950x running at 108c!!! It's not even pulling that much power, just 240w but an AIO can't stop it from running well over 100c
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU Secures World Record In Four Benchmarks, Overclocked To 5.5 GHz Using Standard Cooling
AMD's Ryzen 9 7950X CPU is launching next week and the red team itself has broken some big benchmark world records with its flagship.
5.4Ghz on all 16 cores with a mid range AIO is not bad to be fair.
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108c is fine, I'm sure
Why are you focusing on teh negative. Mid range AIO, previous record was set at 7ghz on LN2 seems not to bad to me. I remember last year reports of 12900K throttling at just over 100 degrees using a 360mm AIO and thats without a overclock.In fact there was lots of reports of them running over 100 degrees. Was that k though cause its Intel?
I notice you also cherry picked your results and went for the 7-Zip temp. R23 max temp 87, R15 max tem 83 and r15 63 degrees. All on a 240mm AIO. At least try to be objective looks like it used less power than 12th gen and probably then what 13th gen will use also
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Its overclocked, on all 16 cores, with a not very good cooler, have you tried getting your 5950X to 5.4Ghz?
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Have you tried getting a 5800X to 5ghz on a 360 AIO? LOL
Yes my 5950x can do 240w as well thanks and the same voltages and it runs at 82c not 108c - I'm having trouble believing that a bigger radiator for zen4 will drop 26c
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Few things to note here regarding the 7zip test overall and also looking at why it’s much hotter
- Unlike Cinebench which runs entirely in cache, 7zip hammers the memory also
- They needed to lower the memory to 5800mhz to pass the bench (my personal area of concern would be this)
- whereas something like r15 will complete in a few seconds, the 7zip bench will run 45seconds plus
- The soc/iod getting hammered adds additional heat coupled with the duration of the test creating a heat trapping problem
- Unlike Cinebench which runs entirely in cache, 7zip hammers the memory also
- They needed to lower the memory to 5800mhz to pass the bench (my personal area of concern would be this)
- whereas something like r15 will complete in a few seconds, the 7zip bench will run 45seconds plus
- The soc/iod getting hammered adds additional heat coupled with the duration of the test creating a heat trapping problem
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Lol okay then. I have never been able to make my CPU draw over 170watt. It hits EDC before CPU power gets close to that. And at 170watt on a full custom loop it still hits 82c at only 4.3Ghz and to do that stable it needs 1.4v. You must have the god chip then for the 5950x
Read the article, temps never even hit 90 in all but one test stop cherry picking
My 5950x never hit 108c in any test