7700 is a better pick if don't mind spending little bit more.

7800x3D local market prices lowest RM1.6k?

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/SMMC3RqvHr...mibextid=qi2Omg


official comes

but

KitGuru says 9600X and 9700X okay leh

and from what i know is the AGESA things buat hal kot


SkatterBencher on 9700X

but anyway I'll see whats B850 mobo with new AGESA code offers the performance as well

but if urgent to build can opt for the 7000 series

-ahem2- and my 2 cents



This post has been edited by mudkipryan94: Aug 9 2024, 10:47 AM

this guy is underrated. very technical in-depth for ryzen OC.
for most people, recommend to settle with PBO + CO only to get the best out of the chip.

From the overall reviewers, bench results are all over the place depending on who review. But many found it no way they could get the official AMD launch results.

Agesa might be it, might also be related to the memory incompatibility issue as some reviewers had to use lower speed RAMs just to get it working.

All in all despite Intel giving them the platter, it has been an epyc disaster for AMD.

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/...-more-to-follow

another day, another news for x86 cpu vulnerabilities, NOICE

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/secur...ctable-malware/

This post has been edited by stella_purple: Aug 10 2024, 11:56 AM

Well, AMD is getting more popular because of Intel screwups. More people testing AMD products for security now.

X86 is like a 50 yo lock, each day there are new way to unlock it.

Daniel Owens review suddenly put 9000series "value" in a much poorer position that many youtube reviews would like you to think



TLDR 9000series totally not worth it when comparing either X or nonX SKU 7000series.

I did mention about this earlier, it is same conclusion. Next you will notice 9800X3D that outperforms 7700X/7800X3D/9700 in every aspect with higher TDP. AMD is redefining the role of X3D moving forward after they "fix" the temperature reading, with full core clock at least or faster than the non-X/X.

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Aug 10 2024, 04:48 PM

But thats where you got it wrong. In terms of efficiency productivity then 7700 has nearly the same as 9700X in power use, in gaming, 7800X3D is better for about same price and 7700X has nearly the same performance per watt but having cheaper street prices (see my DO mindblowing video). So there isnt much justification for 9700X nor 9600X and it would seem their X3D as well. This gen is a hard pass unless AMD can reduce MSRP prices by USD $100 from launch.

Its no so much that AMD is redefining X3D, it has always been top dog segment and its been the Extreme to Intel past equivalent. However AMD has redefined their X (which previous compared to Intel Ksku) downgrading it to vs Intel nonK level except having ability to OC. That again I said makes nonX moot now unless AMD will push it down another segment, but guess what these nonX & nonK parts are at the cheaper price range so AMD is actually overpricing their CPUs vs the market segment of today (again see the DO video).

AMD took advantage of Intel bad news to overcharge their fanbase customers. So early buyers are totally waterfishes for harvest.

The main gain comes with video encoding & simulation, check AVX512 out.
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryzen-7-9700x/12.html
This product is not targeting gamer, but productivity needs.

Gamer with low budget should go for 7500F.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryze...e-smt-disabled/

Looks like we have an interesting update.

Err even with encoding it doesnt really have a significant advantage gaining only 1s over 7700X which really margin of error.

Even Techyescity which often pushes Ryzen as the better value option has came out saying 9600 & 9700 isnt suited to any one really, as other current offers can do it either better, faster, cheaper or with lower power draw.



7500F is a decent for AM5 entry level but hardly any better for gaming simply bcoz, as I pointed out in another tered, there is no way to spec in decent AM5 build at low budget.

And just for niche video encoding? Out of the many other purposes a CPU actually does? That is just clutching at straws to justify 9000series vs 7000series.

Puget also release content creation review.


https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/...be_Premiere_Pro