Is 7700 a big step down from 7700X ?

Discussion in 'Videocards - AMD Radeon Drivers Section' started by Kali' go GRR, Apr 2, 2023.

  1. Kali' go GRR

    Kali' go GRR Member Guru

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    I have some AM5 stuff on the way and due to availability I could only get the 7700 here.

    Doing some research all I can find really is "this CPU gets X% less in X game"

    What I would really like to know is what are the general disadvantages of the non X 7700, vs the X variant?

    Any info appreciated. Anything I have overlooked in not waiting for the 'X' ?
     
  2. Kali' go GRR

    Kali' go GRR Member Guru

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    Damn wrong section. That's my bad

    Um hopefully a mod can delete this - I go post elsewhere ..
     
  3. ashiyan

    ashiyan New Member

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    I have r9 7950x and radeon 7900xtx and disabled the second cpu chiplet, the games i play barely use 6cores, so just 8core is enough for me. And it has better latencies and slightly better performance without the second chiplet, i dont need 16cores for now, 8cores seems enough. So yes i think, 7700 will be good, but i would personally go for the 7800X3D
     
  4. Agonist

    Agonist Ancient Guru

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    The most back assward reply of something I have seen in a long time.
    Let me buy this ferrari but only drive it with 6 cylinders, not 12. ROFL.
     
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  5. cucaulay malkin

    cucaulay malkin Ancient Guru

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    Performance difference is margin of error, but you're reducing power by a lot. Even by disabling 4 cores on 7900x you're cutting down the power by 30-40W, let alone disabling 8 on 7950x. Reduces unnecessary heat and noise. Maybe you should have got a 7700x in the first place if you don't need 16 cores.
    7950x is really a workstation cpu, it's what intel sold as hedt on x299, just available for a mainstream socket.
     
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