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September 2022
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60 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
AMD makes good on its performance promises in our CPU benchmarks
Delivering 30 percent-ish faster performance than Ryzen 5000
Much more power-efficient than Intel's 12th-gen CPUs at the high end
And that's likely to hold true for the 13th-gen CPUs as w
Impressive Performance (16 Cores / 32 Threads)
Top Clocks (5600MHz+)
EXPO DDR5 RAM (Low Latencies / Compatibility)
Temperatures (Thermals) / Power
Impressive performance improvements in all areas
Incredible application performance (when it scales)
Great gaming performance
PCIe 5.0 support for storage and graphics
Integrated graphics
Existing coolers are compatible with Socket AM5
Multiplier un
Fantastic multithreaded performance
Eco mode can drastically cut power and thermals
Great efficiency
Monstrous multithreading performance
$100 less than 5950X
Eco mode bangs
5.9GHz
The editors didn't like
Run a little hot at their default power settings
Though AMD says this is by design and that running at or above 90° Celsius under load is both safe and expected behavior
7600X's default 105 W TDP uses more power and generates more heat with little-to-no
Feature Rich Platform
Simple Overclocking
Big Gains Gen Over Gen
Strong Performance
Imminent Launch Of Intel’s 13th Gen CPUs
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Very expensive
High platform cost
Demanding cooling requirements / high temperatures
Very long boot times
Second CCD runs lower clocks than first CCD
Small performance loss in some workloads due to inter-CCD communication
Fantastic multithreaded performance, Eco mode can drastically cut power and thermals, Great efficiency,
Gets hot in multithreaded workloads, Matched by Ryzen 7 7700X in games, Still expensive
8.4 Total ScoreEditor choice AMD RYZEN 9 7950X ReviewMonstrous multi-threaded power from this power-efficient chip, although there are better value options for gamers...
It's been a fascinating experience trying out the Ryzen 9 7950X with three very different kinds of cooling solutions. The 95°C load temperature of Zen 4 desktop processors is somewhat misunderstood due to the way it's being referred to on social media an...
Published: 2022-09-27, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: AMD's new Zen 4 flagship, the Ryzen 9 7950X is a 16-core, 32-thread CPU that clocks between 4.5 GHz and 5.7 GHz depending on the load, with two Core Complex Dies (CCD) along with a 6nm I/O die. The additional CCD compared to more affordable Ryzen models m...
Monstrous multithreading performance, $100 less than 5950X, Eco mode bangs, 5.9GHz
Do you need a 16core CPU?, Struggles in gaming against Alder Lake, Where's the real X3D gaming chip?, Hot. Or is it
A multi-threading monster of a computational CPU, hitting clock speeds we could only previously get near through serious overclocking. It's also got an Eco Mode that delivers cool-running performance even in games, though it's in the frame rate battle whe...
Abstract: If you follow the field of PC processors, and the recent history of AMD and its bigger competitor Intel, you know that most of the time, semiconductor change is gradual. On rare occasions, though, we see performance improve by leaps and bounds. For AMD an...
AMD does well on the performance side; however, we observe scarce IPC improvement of just 3%, which may be combined with clock frequency reaching ~ 5.5 GHz on some cores. That IPC made AMD pull open all available registers, the trade-off being thermal- an...
Impressive performance improvements in all areas, Incredible application performance (when it scales), Great gaming performance, PCIe 5.0 support for storage and graphics, Integrated graphics, Existing coolers are compatible with Socket AM5, Multiplier un
Very expensive, High platform cost, Demanding cooling requirements / high temperatures, Very long boot times, Second CCD runs lower clocks than first CCD, Small performance loss in some workloads due to inter-CCD communication, No support for DDR4, CPU co
The AMD Ryzen 9 7950X will go on sale tomorrow, at a price of $700. Impressive performance improvements in all areas Incredible application performance (when it scales) Great gaming performance PCIe 5.0 support for storage and graphics Integrated graphic...
AMD makes good on its performance promises in our CPU benchmarks, delivering 30 percent-ish faster performance than Ryzen 5000, Much more power-efficient than Intel's 12th-gen CPUs at the high end, and that's likely to hold true for the 13th-gen CPUs as w
Run a little hot at their default power settings, though AMD says this is by design and that running at or above 90° Celsius under load is both safe and expected behavior, 7600X's default 105 W TDP uses more power and generates more heat with little-to-no
Published: 2022-09-26, Author: Michael , review by: phoronix.com
From the time so far with Zen 4, I am left with a great impression and captivated by the stellar generational uplift. The AMD Ryzen 9 7900X will be available beginning 27 September at $549 USD while the Ryzen 9 7950X is priced at $799 USD. Thanks to AMD p...
