AMD Ryzen 7 7700X3D review

There is Intel-shaped competition, however, in the shape of the $100 cheaper and more well-rounded Ultra 5 250K Plus. For - OG 3D V-Cache tech still rocks - Much higher gaming FPS than 7700X - Very low gaming power draw Against - Slightly slower than 7800X3D - And around the same price - Core Ultra 5 250K Plus is much cheaper with better compute chops PC Gamer's got your back I'm trying not to be too down on the new(ish) AMD Ryzen 7 7700X3D. When it comes to gaming you're looking at 1080p performance that is around 94-95% that of the top of the class, the Ryzen 7 9800X3D of Zen 5 fame, and that means frame rates at the same sort of levels as the 7800X3D. 1080p gaming performance We test games at 1080p to ensure variance between CPU performance is captured Synthetic gaming performance We run the industry standard 3DMark test to get a guage of general gaming CPU performance 3DMark Time Spy The benefits of the 3D V-Cache lump bonded to the 7700X3D's CCD, however, are most clearly demonstrated by the differences in gaming performance between this newer chip and the older Ryzen 7 7700X.