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Poll: Ryzen 7950X3D, 7900X3D, 7800X3D

Will you be purchasing the 7800X3D on the 6th?

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junpit said:
I’ve heard the 1% lows are better with the 13900k than the ryzen 7000 series. It’s a tough decision. You’ll also be able to up the memory frequency with the intel part.

There are lots of advantages with the 7000 series as well. There’s not much between them.
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You might, but I’ve come across a lot of variety when it comes to the quality of Intels IMC’s. I don’t think Intel bother binning the memory controllers at all.
 

Fact check: AMD is not limiting shipments to inflate prices - HWCooling.net

What does the talk of undershipping really mean?Last week, news stories have emerged that AMD is artificially inflating prices of its processors or GPUs by deliberately underselling the demand. This news has spread a lot. And yet, the report is almost certainly nonsense born out of...
www.hwcooling.net www.hwcooling.net

@RavenXXX2 You spammed that nonsense all over the forum 3 weeks ago and are doing it again out of some sort of spite/anger. If you don't like the new AMD CPUs, that's fine but don't be a troll.
 
J.D said:

Fact check: AMD is not limiting shipments to inflate prices - HWCooling.net

What does the talk of undershipping really mean?Last week, news stories have emerged that AMD is artificially inflating prices of its processors or GPUs by deliberately underselling the demand. This news has spread a lot. And yet, the report is almost certainly nonsense born out of...
www.hwcooling.net www.hwcooling.net

@RavenXXX2 You spammed that nonsense all over the forum 3 weeks ago and are doing it again out of some sort of spite/anger. If you don't like the new AMD CPUs, that's fine but don't be a troll.
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I'm surprised that the action of shipping less inventory when demand drops is a foreign concept to folks. It's just common sense, otherwise you end up with oversupply, like what happened to AMD on a mining boom years ago or more recently with Nvidia and Ampere oversupply.
 
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LtMatt said:
I'm surprised that the action of shipping less inventory when demand drops is a foreign concept to folks. It's just common sense, otherwise you end up with oversupply, like what happened to AMD on a mining boom years ago or more recently with Nvidia and Ampere oversupply.
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Yeah, It’s pretty much business 101. Maintain the supply chain demand as closely as possible and hold minimal stock.
 
J.D said:

Fact check: AMD is not limiting shipments to inflate prices - HWCooling.net

What does the talk of undershipping really mean?Last week, news stories have emerged that AMD is artificially inflating prices of its processors or GPUs by deliberately underselling the demand. This news has spread a lot. And yet, the report is almost certainly nonsense born out of...
www.hwcooling.net www.hwcooling.net

@RavenXXX2 You spammed that nonsense all over the forum 3 weeks ago and are doing it again out of some sort of spite/anger. If you don't like the new AMD CPUs, that's fine but don't be a troll.
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Well... he hasn't made a thread out of it, yet.

Expanding on it I'm really disappointed with the quality of tech journalism these days, almost none of them have a clue about the subjects they report on but worse than that they all think they do...

This whole thing came from a single sentence Dr Lisa Sue said in an investors conference. "We have been undershipping" which is common business speak for "There is less than usual demand for our products"

As i said being ignorant to this is not the worst thing about it, its assuming you know everything and then writing hyperbolic click-bait crap based on your idiotic assumptions.
 
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The full context BTW was...

We have been undershipping the sell-through or consumption for the last two quarters […] we undershipped in Q3, we undershipped in Q4. We will undership, to a lesser extent, in Q1.
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I've had issues with hibernation in the past, but recently its worked very well for me. Probably because my system is old and has had all the kinks ironed out lol
 
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Is there any point in going for 7900X3D instead of 7800X3D or 7950X3D?

7900X3D is in a weird position where you get access to 6 cores with extra cache instead of 8 on other CPUs, it'd be better if it used 8 + 4 cores design instead of 6 + 6 cores.
 
InfiniteNoise said:
Is there any point in going for 7900X3D instead of 7800X3D or 7950X3D?

7900X3D is in a weird position where you get access to 6 cores with extra cache instead of 8 on other CPUs, it'd be better if it used 8 + 4 cores design instead of 6 + 6 cores.
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No point. I honestly can’t see these shifting at all.

Did anyone buy one that comes on here?
 
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InfiniteNoise said:
Is there any point in going for 7900X3D instead of 7800X3D or 7950X3D?

7900X3D is in a weird position where you get access to 6 cores with extra cache instead of 8 on other CPUs, it'd be better if it used 8 + 4 cores design instead of 6 + 6 cores.
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The only scenario where the 7900X3D would be better is if you got it for free.
 
Perfect_Chaos said:
It should always be disabled, sleep/hibernation etc causes nothing but issues and slows your system down. Plenty of results if you google it.
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I’m not sure with windows, I generally avoid using it as much as possible. I’ve not had those issue’s with my laptop when booting windows 10.
 
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