AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Desk-top Processor (8-core/16-thread
AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Desk-top Processor (8-core/16-thread, 104MB cache, up to 5.0 GHz max boost)
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| Weight: | 79.2 g |
| Dimensions: | 13 x 9.09 x 12.9 cm; 79.38 g |
| Brand: | AMD |
| Model: | AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | AMD |
| Dimensions: | 13 x 9.09 x 12.9 cm; 79.38 g |
It works flawlessly with my current gaming pc build I don’t think I have had it reach 100% use yet but then again I don’t usually have many apps/games open at the same time and only currently have one monitor. It was easy to install into my motherboard. High cost but it seems worth it for me as I have done some 3D modelling but only using Blender as Autodesk is outrageous in price. Works well with most modern games I’ve played so far. If it makes a noise I wouldn’t notice seeing as I have a fan cooling it which is necessary as a heads up because it will oveheat without any cooling.
I wasn’t expecting much for the price but this really is a powerhouse.
Running along side my older 3070ti it’s more than capable of 4k gaming at a solid 60fps on my TV on any game at high-ultra settings. Great little overclocker too.
Recommend!
I ordered the wrong cpu first time and returning it and ordering a new one was so easy and it came the next day.
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The AMD Ryzen 9 7900X3D is a beast, it would be insane not to buy one if you can afford it.
The gaming performance is excellent and it has super power efficiency.
This is my first high end CPU and it does not disappoint.
I use 7950X for gaming and video processing. It crushes any workload I throw at it. Having proper cores with full AVX support is a big advantage in video encoding. Combined with 240mm AIO cooler, the temperatures are reasonable even in summer heat. Under load the CPU consumes 200W of power, so it needs a good PSU and cooler. Although in games it can be couple of frames behind the X3D version, I highly recommend this CPU as an all round option for both gaming and professional applications.
Also AM5 have a thicker heat transfer plate to cope with tempratures and will idle at around 40c
in say all this its a bloomin good processor and copes very well with everything i have thrown at it. i have had nothing yet that as sent to 80c which is it 100% temp rating appart from a benchmark test.
Currently running mine on a ID cooler AOI that has kept it a 58-60c at 100% for 5 mins
I purchased the 7900x over the 78003dx as I needed a gaming + productivity workhorse CPU. So far I’m incredibly happy.
With a base clock @ 4.7ghz I’ve disabled the boost clock to keep the CPU under full load at a cosy 55 degrees.
I game at 4k typically, or 1080p 240hz+ on competitive titles, and find on modern AAA competitive games (MW3 etc.) the base clock is more than capable of 300+ FPS.
I’m very happy to see that Ryzen is going to support AM5 moving into 2027. I’ll be looking to upgrade in a few years, but at current value this CPU is a 10/10.
My Specifications:
Ryzen 7900x
AMD Rx 7800XT
32GB DDR5 6000mhz RAM
Blackrock 2 CPU Cooler
Alienware AW3225QF (4k 240hz) OLED
I have mine cooled with a Thermalright Assassin King 120, does the job fine on a budget. Both cpu and cooler are dead easy to install.
Games like Path of Exile and Diablo get way better returns from the 7600x compared to my previous 5600x. PoE avg went from 106 > 155 (big boost) and Diablo 4 from 113 to 143. So for games like this, you can then fine tune them to run 120 and keep the computer cool and quiet. Winner.
Apex is running in 1440p at 165fps, much better than the 5600x was running it.
Obviously my PC runs nice and snappy and would recommend upgrading to AM5. Especially with Zen 5 cpu’s coming later this year.
Note: Obviously you could get a 7600 and boost it, but i’m not happy with overclocking so the extra few pounds is fine just to install and go.
Sadly, the stock cooler is very small, I play games like rust and the cpu is hitting 70 degree when only under 50% load and the fan is noisy. A real shame and I regret not buying the x model now as I’ve had to go for the 40 aftermarket cooler anyway just to keep the thing coool.
As a processor, very good, runs fast, seems to perform perfectly well and my 550 gpu is the bottleneck in games still. But the stock cooler…. sush a waste, don’t use it. It’s noisy and does not work well.