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You can set ECO mode for the 7700X to force it to 7700 non-X settings and spend that $30 towards a nicer cooler.

Seems like a win/win?
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Set to Eco mode & you're looking at a 7700 non-X for cheaper
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Been abusing my 7700X since September. Noctua NH-U12S. Silent, cool, and fast. No regerts.
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$30 less than the AMD Ryzen 7 7700 (non-x). That being said, I would rather have the non-x version.
You can set ECO mode for the 7700X to force it to 7700 non-X settings and spend that $30 towards a nicer cooler.

Seems like a win/win?
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Set to Eco mode & you're looking at a 7700 non-X for cheaper
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You can set ECO mode for the 7700X to force it to 7700 non-X settings and spend that $30 towards a nicer cooler.

Seems like a win/win?
Thanks. Don't you have to do that everytime you restart the computer via Ryzen Master? I know you can adjust BIOS settings, but I thought it wasn't a specific "eco-mode" but instead adjusting multiple power settings.

Also, I cannot run Ryzen Master on my existing PC (Windows 11) without disabling Virtualization Based Security (VBS).
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Worked Well. Good Product
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You can set ECO mode for the 7700X to force it to 7700 non-X settings and spend that $30 towards a nicer cooler.

Seems like a win/win?
Plus these Zen4 chips use a ton less power vs 13th gen on load
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Been abusing my 7700X since September. Noctua NH-U12S. Silent, cool, and fast. No regerts.
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I know many people don't have microcenter near them, but if you do, 7700x + 32GB DDR5 6000 CL36 is $342.98. 7600x comes with 16GB single stick.
https://www.microcenter.com/site/...-save.aspx
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The iGPU in these latest gen of chips is better than Intel 13th Gen ? They should be able to do home office stuff and some light video and photo editing? I don't game and don't want to spend money on a dGPU.
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This better mean the x3d chips come in at $399-$449
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The iGPU in these latest gen of chips is better than Intel 13th Gen ? They should be able to do home office stuff and some light video and photo editing? I don't game and don't want to spend money on a dGPU.
I have a similar use case. From my understanding it's the opposite: 13th gen has stronger iGPU, those on the 8th gen are basically there for debug/booting without GPU. I have dual 4k monitors, I'm really concerned that the iGPU wouldn't be a great experience even for windows tasks. No first hand knowledge though...
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The iGPU in these latest gen of chips is better than Intel 13th Gen ? They should be able to do home office stuff and some light video and photo editing? I don't game and don't want to spend money on a dGPU.
The iGPU in laptop chips is better, but the iGPU in the Zen4 desktop chips are about as bare bones as you can get. I think it's something like 2 CUs compared to the mobile Zen chips having 6-8 CUs. So if all you need is office/productivity/web surfing you're good, but I'd say that any sort of gaming is probably right out.
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