FIRST Ryzen 9000 Review Just Dropped, RTX 5000 TITAN!

The first Ryzen 9000 review just dropped, Nvidia's planning a monster GPU, next Gen Intel gets tested and Intel finally released a statement! Stay tuned...

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0:00 Intel Finally Releases Statement
3:35 Next Gen Intel CPU Tested
5:26 First Ryzen 9000 Review
8:50 RTX 5000 Has A Monster

[GamerMeld]

NOTE: Those claiming the date on the CPU being 2023 proves that it's fake are wrong. My Ryzen 7900X that was released September 2022 has 2021 on it. Plus, he shared the picture of the box, etc.

SECOND: I can't believe I didn't think to mention it, but the 9900X has 2 6 core CCDs, while the 7800X3D has1 8 core. So that might explain the performance discrepancy. Though the 7900X is faster than the 7700X, so I'm not sure.

[lr]

Those Nvidia percentage gains will also apply to MSRP 💀

[DavidMiller-dtmx]

I'm just hoping that the 9000 chips pushes the 7000 prices down.

[remisteele]

I trust Wendell's opinion, and this is NOT the problem, or atleast the only problem, with intels 13th and 14th gen. They're full of it.

[skillztthemaxx]

AMD Delays Ryzen 9000: “Did Not Meet Quality Expectations”

[mrworm]

Gamers Nexus says the Voltage problem is just a red herring and the problem is caused by oxidation.

[dcikaruga]

Intel trying to cover their asses in a sloppy statement really. 😁

[JD-fdgt]

For a non 3D chip to almost hit the same gaming speeds as a 3D chip is actually very impressive. Not sure why they are painting it in a negative view, very impressive speed from a 9900x NON 3D chip, and its not even overclocked.

[penguin]

The more I see, the more I'm glad I just bought a heavily discounted Ryzen 7000 CPU.

[cobaltblue]

@7:10 Now this is how you communicate with your customers. "Hey, we discovered some problems. We need more time to make it right" Easy. Everyone understands that making processors is hard. What pissed people off about Intel is their silence.

[JamieStuff]

I seem to recall the 5800X3D beating the 7900X in gaming performance. That just shows that the extra cache, in applications that can use it (such as gaming), makes a big difference.

[notjhon-rn]

Amd : ow intel is in trouble...time to push msrp higher

[mitsurugimeiya]

Went with 7800X3D for my new gaming rig some months ago. One of the best decision I made in years.

[KaySwiss]

Information on Intel's instability problem. Let me preface this by stating I have a 13700k on a gigabyte aero z790 motherboard. I did some testing on my own by testing various bios revisions from gigabyte. I found that the recent bios updates, shoot my voltage up to 1.5v in some instances, causing my cores to thermal throttle at 100c. The lower bios revisions, (f9 and f10) for the z790 aero, do not exhibit this behavior. So I believe this is a multi-pronged issue. It's both Intel's microcode and the motherboard manufacturers bios. I simply reverted back to the most recent bios which doesn't exhibit this behavior and left the settings at stock. Now my 13700k peaks at 70C to 72C while under a gaming load. Test your bios and revert back until Intel releases new updates mid August.

[mikeb]

Intel's statement is oxidised vias caused increased voltage, and therefore crosstalk stability issues - not an over voltage issue causing permanent damage.

[PeteN]

I'm happy with a 7950x3d and continue using it both for gaming and work. My next upgrade will be the last fastest AM5 CPU when it comes out in the coming years, then I will be good to go with that for another 4-5 years or so.
Big jump will be the 16-Core per CCD with massive cache which is still future music.
If you are gaming mostly, rather invest into a better GPU.

[AvroBellow]

I am quite pleased that I just went with an R7-5800X3D because I get to skip all of this drama. Instead of buying new RAM and a new motherboard, I just bought 64GB of DDR4-3600.

[PlebLordTherd]

I could really use the 60+% performance uplift of the Titan card over the 4090. My card struggles running games on my simrig. But Im scared that the price will also increase by 60+%... It sure will!

[scepticskeptic]

this bodes so well for the 9700x 3d + the improvements they have made to the 3d cache

[emihuyter]

Can’t wait to get my 7800x3d and 7900xt prebuilt