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AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D 16-Core 4.2 GHz AMD Radeon Graphics Desktop Processor
$672
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Newegg has AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D 16-Core 4.2 GHz AMD Radeon Graphics Desktop Processor (100-100000908WOF) on sale for $698.99 - $27 when you apply promo code HHCRA8289 in cart = $671.99. Shipping is free.
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- 5nm 120W
- 128MB L3 Cache
- 16MB L2 Cache
- AMD Radeon Graphics
- Windows 11 Supported
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- Sale ends 4/20.
- This price is $2 less than a recent Frontpage deal.
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Newegg has AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D 16-Core 4.2 GHz AMD Radeon Graphics Desktop Processor (100-100000908WOF) on sale for $698.99 - $27 when you apply promo code HHCRA8289 in cart = $671.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff Member LovelyCheetah for sharing this deal.
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Thanks to Slickdeals Staff Member LovelyCheetah for sharing this deal.
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- 5nm 120W
- 128MB L3 Cache
- 16MB L2 Cache
- AMD Radeon Graphics
- Windows 11 Supported
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Written by qwikwit | Staff- About this deal:
- Sale ends 4/20.
- This price is $2 less than a recent Frontpage deal.
- About this product:
- 4.8 out of 5 Eggs at Newegg based on 50+ customer reviews
- Want to stack more cashback? Click here to compare the available cashback credit cards.
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What about intel e and p cores within windows?
I dont think having park a ccd for best gaming performance is going to be an issue for too long, either amd will release a chipset driver for windows or windows release one if they haven't already done it.
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For the record I have a 5800 X3D. My PC is primarily for gaming.
For the record I have a 5800 X3D. My PC is primarily for gaming.
If more worried about productivity apps the 7950 might be ok, but not as optimized as Intel.
Unfortunately those same reviews have helped shrink the available supply of 7800s, which is why you may see 7950 discounts.
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For the record I have a 5800 X3D. My PC is primarily for gaming.
Also, in the GN video, his concern is strictly over core parking and which cores benefit from scaling due to the CCN design.
This is a limitation of Windows because it does not know of how the CPU is handling the workload. Instead, Steve recommends AMD's workaround to let Windows be the boss because it is not capable of understanding which application needs extra cache (this is where the vcache benefit comes in).
This says far more of a problem with Windows refusing closer business relationships with AMD than it does to say "well, gee golly, AMD can't design a good scheduler on their flagship CPU" <-- whatever this means.
In short because you only want to argue and parrot something you don't understand from a YouTube Video:
WINDOWS = problem, not AMD
Also, in the GN video, his concern is strictly over core parking and which cores benefit from scaling due to the CCN design.
This is a limitation of Windows because it does not know of how the CPU is handling the workload. Instead, Steve recommends AMD's workaround to let Windows be the boss because it is not capable of understanding which application needs extra cache (this is where the vcache benefit comes in).
This says far more of a problem with Windows refusing closer business relationships with AMD than it does to say "well, gee golly, AMD can't design a good scheduler on their flagship CPU" <-- whatever this means.
In short because you only want to argue and parrot something you don't understand from a YouTube Video:
WINDOWS = problem, not AMD
Are you aware that their Azure stamps are not even their own OS?
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Also, in the GN video, his concern is strictly over core parking and which cores benefit from scaling due to the CCN design.
This is a limitation of Windows because it does not know of how the CPU is handling the workload. Instead, Steve recommends AMD's workaround to let Windows be the boss because it is not capable of understanding which application needs extra cache (this is where the vcache benefit comes in).
This says far more of a problem with Windows refusing closer business relationships with AMD than it does to say "well, gee golly, AMD can't design a good scheduler on their flagship CPU" <-- whatever this means.
In short because you only want to argue and parrot something you don't understand from a YouTube Video:
WINDOWS = problem, not AMD
Thread scheduling, thread parking...call it whatever or blame whoever you want. We shouldn't have to rely on drivers to tell Windows/Linux what side of the CPU to use.
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