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OcUK Ryzen 5 9600X and Ryzen 7 9700X review thread
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Soldato
Woah a 6W reduction! Better tell my banker/accountant/investment person to expect another £10 a year.TPU did although you have to scroll down:
AMD Ryzen 7 9700X Review - The Magic of Zen 5
The AMD Ryzen 7 9700X boasts a robust eight-core design and exceptional single-threaded performance with great power efficiency. In our review we saw good gains with PBO overclocking and TDP increases. Unfortunately, the $360 price tag is steep, and there are several good alternatives available.www.techpowerup.com
TPU did although you have to scroll down:
AMD Ryzen 7 9700X Review - The Magic of Zen 5
The AMD Ryzen 7 9700X boasts a robust eight-core design and exceptional single-threaded performance with great power efficiency. In our review we saw good gains with PBO overclocking and TDP increases. Unfortunately, the $360 price tag is steep, and there are several good alternatives available.
Still lacking behind intel in that department , oh well maybe zen 6
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Man of Honour
Well that's disappointing. Overpriced and barely any better performance than the 7000 series. I hope the X3d cpu's offer more or I will just pick up a 7800X3d if the rumored price drops happen.
Soldato
Its that AMD motherboard soc taking up that extra 15 watts or bit more I believe, Intel doesn't have it so its been one advantage for them.
I think the chances are the X3D will have a higher TDP.
Sadly not. AMD are years ahead of Intel in idle power too.
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provide information to back it up
Total noob question: what’s the interplay between ‘eco mode’ + ‘PBO’ with these chips?
Presumably if a chip is on ECO mode with a fixed wattage, PBO ceases to function?
Also, not sure there has been any eco benchmarks test with the new chips but perhaps that’s because it’s pointless…? I recall there being a lot of positivity about eco modes on the 7000 series.
Again, noob comments
Presumably if a chip is on ECO mode with a fixed wattage, PBO ceases to function?
Also, not sure there has been any eco benchmarks test with the new chips but perhaps that’s because it’s pointless…? I recall there being a lot of positivity about eco modes on the 7000 series.
Again, noob comments
Ryzen GE 35watt TDP and Zen 4c.
I'm talking about 7000/9000 series Vs intel 13th/14th idle power
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I’m sure 9000Ge and Zen5c parts will be even better.
Soldato
Those 30-40% less power computation numbers in Cinebench was in the R23 release, Anandtech tested the Cinebench 2024 version and found not much difference in power wattage. Is the Cinebench 2024 more accurate or just different no idea.
Anandtech
Just looking at the other reviews on YT, so just a bit weird seeing many reviewers discussing how much lower wattage the 9700x is but then others suggesting the 7700x is similar.
Anandtech
Just looking at the other reviews on YT, so just a bit weird seeing many reviewers discussing how much lower wattage the 9700x is but then others suggesting the 7700x is similar.
That wasn't the question
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Because AMD did noting for the IOD so the entire pipeline is choked. You see the CB bump because it runs entirely in cache and can take advantage of the additional speed and power.
You said Intel are still ahead of AMD in idle power consumption which they aren’t. You’d have to back to Skylake for that to be true.
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Ok fair should have been
which has lower idle , 14th / 13th 13600-13900 / 14600/14900 or Ryzen 5/ 7 / 9 7xxx / 9xxx
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The 8700GE.