Nobody talks about this CPU!

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  1. Spare_Heron4684

    Because it’s two 7600s glued together with one of them having vcache.

    It’s a downgrade

  2. it’s the worst of the 3, it isn’t the best at anything, unlike the other 2

    7800x3d is the best at gaming but worse at productivity, 7950x3d is amazing at productivity but worse at gaming, and the 7900x3d is the worst of both worlds

  3. Karekter_Nem

    I’ve been so apathetic about hardware recently I had no idea the 7950x3d is even a thing. Thanks for letting me know it exists I guess.

  4. Accomplished_Idea248

    It should be heavily discounted. Like considerably cheaper than a 7800x3d. Right now they’re selling it as the “2nd best gaming CPU” when it loses to it’s younger brother.
    I doubt the average consumer knows about what CCD’s are. Sure, anyone can do a 2-minute YouTube search and compare gaming benchmarks, but it was still scummy on AMD’s part to even release this abomination of a CPU.

  5. littleemp

    Both the 7900X3D and 7950X3D are what the dumbasses in /r/amd wanted during the Zen 3 era and if there’s one thing that AMD is worse at than naming schemes is giving in to dumb ideas for memes/perceived bragging rights.

  6. A_PCMR_member

    Well problems with only one chiplet having Vcache, this can cause latency problems when the game/software cant pick cores well (for now it seems 100% that issue XD)

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    The 7800x3D is the largest number of cores on one CCX which also has the 3DVcache.

    Which makes the other x3D chips kinda mute

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    More cores? Non X3D can be chaeaper and have higher clocks

    Need 3DVcache for gaming : 7800x3D is the one where it will work best (see “core picker” issues) at the lowest cost

  7. six_three_six

    Early launch memes aside, the 7950X3D now outperforms the 7800X3D in gaming with proper CCD scheduling, whether you trust its updated firmware to handle it or manually tweak scheduling through Process Lasso. It won’t make up for the price difference; the 7800X3D will always be the better value unless some unique sales come up for 7950X3Ds.

    AMD had to fix their mistake when the 7800X3D outperformed the flagship, which they could actually do. There’s no saving the physical limitation of the 7900X3D aside from closeout pricing.

  8. imaginary_num6er

    I have not seen a single reviewer ever recommend a 7900X3D under any condition, even during the launch. Unless they can cut the price so much that it can effectively cost the same as a 7600X3D chip (by disabling the non-Vcache cores), it’s a huge waste of money.

  9. ExtraTNT

    The cpu is nice, when your task scheduling works well (2 6 core ccx, but only vcache on one (as far as i understand it)) so if your task scheduling works well, it should put things, that profit from the vcache on this ccx… well… it doesn’t really work that well… and when the 7950x3d isn’t much more expensive, you have not really a reason to not buy the bigger one… or if you want a cpu for gaming go for the smaller 7800x3d, which is better for gaming anyways, due to having only one ccx…

    So yeah, nice on paper…

  10. fatcake3

    Lol, Ryzen 9 3900x here…
    Where would that be located?

  11. gunnutzz467

    Why talk about the 2nd and 3rd best cpus that cost more?

  12. ded_guy_55

    I almost bought one lol
    Then the 7800x3d happened

  13. hawtdawg101

    i prob should’ve done more research. got the 7900x since it was heavily discounted but prob should’ve gotten 7800x3d. only for gaming

  14. Surprise-Fiat

    Anyone here got one? No? just me?

    I got it used for £167 so I guess price to performance no used CPU comes close still (that I could find)

  15. ELI5, what does the 3D is the name mean? And where would my 7900x fall compared to these?

  16. creamcolouredDog

    There’s a reason why 7950/7900X3D were released before 7800X3D

  17. ImWinwin

    They don’t talk about it because it’s worse at gaming than the 7800x3d, and worse at productivity than the 7950x3d.

  18. UraniumDisulfide

    Since most people on this sub are gamers the 7800x3d is what’s the most talked about as it’s by far the best price to performance for gaming of the x3d chips and you don’t have to worry about core parking with it.

    The 7900x3d is a weird middle ground where most people who need the extra cores should probably just spend the little bit more to get a 7950x instead as even without the 3d cache it still has fantastic gaming performance and of course is better for productivity work which is likely more important than getting like 5% more theoretical fps (as you’re usually gpu bottlenecked anyways) and avoids the hassle of core parking.

    The 7950x3d is definitely talked about, again it’s just such a high end product that most people on here who are gamers don’t really need to spend the extra money on. And for productivity reliability is a big deal, so again a lot of people just stick with a 7950x or 14900k as they both are plenty fast for any game.

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