6 or 8 Cores? AMD Ryzen 5 7600X vs Ryzen 7 7700X

Its really insane how much competition does for innovation.
Currently zero competition in the GPU space, main reason it isnt getting better. With better pricing. Innovation would be way quicker if AMD stepped their game up.

I am going to build my pc tommorow, i willl get my pc build with these components
7600x, sapphire nitro 7800xt, xpg 5600hz ddr5 32gb ram, cooler master master liquid 360mm, b650 M mother board, crucial 1 tb gen4 ssd, deepcool 850 watt psu, and lg ultragear 2k 144hz monitor it all is costing me 1,813$(1,51,000 rupee in indian currency) . What do u guys think, rate my build.

I was going to go with the 7700x but I think I’ll just get the 7600x, I’ll be able to put that extra $100 towards a better gpu

thanks

7500f is basically half the price of 7700x and i am planning to get one soon.

37% increase in price for a 5% increase in perf for gaming, amd seems to be taking notes from intel

(Price in nz)
7600X $449
7700X $619

I don't understand, not everybody is playing latest titles, many of us are really into 4X or Heavy MilSims where the CPU power is most noticeable. Why aren't those games tested in these comparisons?

Thank you for making this video.
You just saved me equivalent of $100-$300 by making me choose the 7600x instead of 7700x or 7800x3d.

What Rysen 7 CPU would I need to play CS2 while streaming without any introduction of lagg?

How about cpu utilization in cpu demanding games ?! Is the r5 7600 gonna fully utilized! 🤔

7600 non x is what I will get, just to future proof and have an AM5 system. Maybe I will just wait it out and see because prices are ridiculous on am5 motherboards and atx 3.0 PSUs.

I just get an 7600 non X version with a 4080 and i'm in love...i play in 1440p above 100fps in every game so its oustanding.

i wish 5800x was in there too and that you specifically went after games that used 8 cores.

LUL they are the same in games I will choose Ryzen 5 7600X. Thanks for this :D

This has been bothering me for some time, and it isn't just about this video.

I don't know how reasonable it is, but I desperately wish all the CPU/GPU comparisons would stop using nothing but fidelity-obsessed AAA games (and some e-sports). Of course everything is GPU-limited, then! But for simulation games, or indie games with more elaborate mechanics, the CPU might actually matter. Maybe even the RAM.

Sure, someone playing Battlefield xX69Xx Enhanced Edition will see minimal gains from faster CPU or RAM, and they'd be better off buying a bigger GPU. Because the CPU doesn't matter for graphics. It feels like useless information most of the time.

Most CPU gaming comparisons could be boiled down to "it doesn't matter, buy bigger GPU." Lead with that disclaimer, then test some games that might actually use the CPU and provide some interesting and useful information! Similarly, I want to see if some games aren't primarily GPU-limited in GPU comparisons!

"This cheaper GPU is great for 1080p" would make it inadequate for my displays. But is that just because the article assumes I need another 6GB of VRAM to store the 8k textures in the latest semi-interactive movie? Who knows?!

Rant over. For now. Not this video's fault for following the current standard and doing it well.

On Microcenter right now you can get the 7700X and 32gigs of DDR5 6000 RAM for under $315 in a combo

Great video 👍 I must say though, that not everyone is into gaming. One don't just buy or build a PC for gaming, but for both (gaming and productivity).

AM5 is quite expensive at the moment and they won't really change their pricing now unless Intel bomb the market with dirt cheap chips that will draw gamers, streamers, content creators and other heavy users. Only then AMD will maybe, a big maybe drop their prices on AM5 mobos and cpus.

I had a Ryzen 5 5600X setup and that cpu was a beast, but because I am gaming and streaming from a single PC, I decided to sell it and upgrade to AM5. Still fighting with myself now as I already ordered both the Ryzen 5 7600X Upgrade Kit and Ryzen 7 7700X Upgrade Kit but I am still deciding which one I should keep or return for a refund.

Seeing that both performance are almost identical but the 7 7700X performs 31% better in games plus it will be an ideal cpu not only for gaming, but for streaming as well due to the extra 2 Cores. I personally never had a Ryzen 7 cpu before and I already experienced the Ryzen 5 5600X that only comes with 6C/12T but performed very well.

Having a look at your video, I decided to give the Ryzen 7 7700X a chance due to the extra 2 cores that will help me running more apps simultaneously on my single pc setup.

Thanks for this video. Will let you know if like my new Ryzen 7 7700X setup or not...or should I rather return that too and rather upgrade to a Ryzen 9 7900X Upgrade Kit.

Dropped you a like 👍 and also subbed bro 😉

Got my 7600X from Microcenter for $190 bundled

Dont tell HUB and Gamers Nexus, but I much prefer your videos on hardware

This test is pretty close to what I am noticing, I have two desktops at home and the 4K rendering is just slightly faster on 7700x compared to 7600x.. DDR5 Ram

Simple awesome ! I had bought the 7600x and was unsure whether to exchange it or not. As i watch It would be better to invest in the GPU or a future upgrade, as with the AM5 socket, we hope to have many series available! if b550 support it !

I have lots of doubts about building my new PC in April 2023. I have a plan to do gaming and streaming on a single PC with concern for budget; which CPU and GPU would you recommend for my build? In my mind, I have rtx 3070 and i5 13600k, b760 mobo, 32gb 3600mhz, 750w psu and liquid cooler, should I go with this one or different one. Please suggest a build at, under, or at the same price point.

which gpu is best with 7600x?

Thank you, a lot! 🙇‍♂

Builded a new and compleet pc today for 690 euro (case, gold 80+ modulair 750w PSU, r5 7600, 4x8 gb 5600 mhz ram, a 650m mainboard and 2x1tb m,2 nvme.

Just need to buy a GPU

dang thats alot of testing thanks for that. 7700x is 300 right now on newegg and a free jedi game 70 value im going for it. im gaming in 4k so i wont need the extra performance in 7800x3d

Right now in Canada the 7600x is 230 usd. I grabbed it with 32gb ddr 5 6000mhz and msi mortar b650m. Amazing performance.

Good video tyvm 🙏 defo going with x670 7600 407ti new build 👍

I love my Ryzen 9 7900x. First time switching to AMD CPU's and I am not disappointed. Probably gonna stick with AMD now. For now at least.

Ty 🙂 for save money finally 7600x...✌

Thanks! I'll stick with my 7600x :)

I want to buy 7700X or 7700 because in the future it may be a good investment if the next generation of games uses 7~8 cores instead of 6 as currently recommended for gaming. In addition, this processor has 5.4ghz which is a decent speed for the next GPUs that are going to use PCIE 5.0.

But right now I'm not clear if the 7700 reaches 5.3 Ghz in one core or in all, the 7700x I know that it reaches 5.4Ghz in all and that's good for what I commented before, if the 7700 only reaches that frequency in one core then I buy the 7700X so later I can save myself buying another CPU to move the GPUs of the next generation.

PD: "I have to say that the cost of the 7700 x and non-x is a bit high compared to the 7600 x and non-x, 100 dollars for 2 extra cores is a bit excessive, if it were 10 I see it as profitable"

thx champ really needed this <3

No MSFS test?

si solo voy a jugar por cual me voy? el 7600x o 7700x viendo que los precios aun bajado aun mas

my little 13600k has 14 cores!!!!

the 7700x is currently only $350 so it's the perfect time to buy

Awesome video

Thanks, this really helped!

Went 7700x - I rarely only just game....Not long ago 4 cores was just fine and now it's 6.

This guys voice is irritating

But.. the techdeals guy said you need an 8/16 core processor minimum to game fluidly and have a nice experience...

I wouldn't buy a 6-core CPU on a brand new platform, complete waste of money. Especially considering the crazy expensive AM5 motherboards. I'm still waiting for the 3D v-cache versions.

With the cost of AM5 in mind, the 7700x is more a "might as well" choice.

When you review the product...try it with 7950x and we would love to see smart memory shift compared to pairing with amd and intel...we would like to see performance difference...not only in gaming...but also in productivity...please do compare those numbers...13900+7900xtx vs 7950x+7900xtx 😎

Please review gigabyte g5 Kd

i have a question .Is a ryzen 5 5600h with an rtx 3070 a good combo. or is the cpu too weak? (laptop) I want to buy a laptop for the next few years

my brain is just echoing 7700X 7700X hearing it so much

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