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AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Processor £439.98 @ Ebuyer
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Posted 2 May 2023

AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Processor £439.98 @ Ebuyer

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AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Processor
FEATURES

  • AM5 Socket
  • 8 Cores
  • 16 Threads
  • 5.0GHz Boost
  • 104MB Cache
  • 120W
With this enthusiast processor you can enjoy extreme performance for gaming, creating, streaming, or whatever workload you choose. Plus, enjoy the benefits of next-gen AMD 3D V-Cache™ technology for low latency and even more game performance.
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  1. madnug's avatar
    Hot! So hot its gonna explode!
    Kankan101's avatar
    Yeah was funny.

    Another click baity thumby and title to pseudo sell their 15th anniversary GN merch.

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    Take us through a video where you highlight a lot of bugs that don't mean much to the normal user and only really going to affect those that are tinkering with there system a lot.
  2. vulcanproject's avatar
    Had one on an Asus X670E-E, it was running silly high voltage if left alone on auto on anything other than the latest BIOS. I didn't use EXPO but I have fast RAM that pushed the chip and the board ramped the voltages too much by itself. No damage though luckily.

    I turned down the voltages myself anyway when I started tweaking after a few days of having the system built. This past week tested with the latest BIOS and it is fine on auto. Using my own settings now anyway though. Both SoC and VDDIO run 1.25v and the thing runs solid stable 6400MHz CL32.

    Well away from the danger zone of 1.35v+

    Long story short, it was the board's extremely aggressive voltage and poor overvolt protection modes that smoked the odd chip when people were running EXPO profiles.

    You should be fine with the newest BIOS and you should never need anything like the voltages that smoked these chips even if you have fast RAM. Right now the RAM I have is about as fast as you can possibly run stable anyway
    fishmaster's avatar
    One thing that's stopped me going for AM5 currently is the truly hateful boot times of AM5 boards. Not acceptable. Gigabyte have the fastest booting AM5 boards, they're up to 23 seconds faster booting than everything else and even they are too slow at booting. So for now I am hammering my Ryzen 5 3600 until Scotty says she canne take it Capt'n. I would get a Ryzen 9 5950X but they're poor value for money considering the high end options from Intel on LGA1700 and the high end AM5 CPUs.
  3. BrianButterfield's avatar
    £350 is the right price for this.
    JonReese's avatar
    Best gaming CPU on the market (3 times as energy efficient as its closest rival) is overpriced at £450? I noticed you attempting to troll AMD on the last deal for this CPU. Keep trying lad.
  4. powerbrick's avatar
    Pair with an Asus motherboard, boom-boom

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  5. RickyWong's avatar
    This will get so hot that it will leave scorch mark - on your memory/motherboard/CPU and potentially your house ceiling.

    Just avoid AM5 this gen tbh - GN said the platform is a mess…just wait a couple of years for AMD and board makers to sort themselves out. Clearly a rushed product. Also the whole platform is still very expensive and don’t give you better gaming experiences compared with consoles for the latest generation of AAA titles (edited)
    powerbrick's avatar
    Better gaming experience compared with consoles
  6. ASHTON955's avatar
    Originally pointed out by another poster on different deal. If you’ve never purchased from very you can get 20% off first order, I got one for £392 with some cashback tracking via Quidco
  7. Thoughtful's avatar
    It costs more than the 7900 (non X) version! The price I'm sure will drop further, but the two are not so different on power consumption and pretty similar on performance.
    highdon's avatar
    3D V-cache on this though
  8. kittendoggie's avatar
    No platform is perfect. As I see it, both intel and AMD had and still have issues. Intel CPUs are hitting crazy temperatures UNLESS you change the cpu bracket. I’ve owned a 7600x and performance is truly great. You don’t even need a 7800X3D. And even if you want to have one, I’m sure it is not going to explode. To be on the safe side, just don’t enable XMP or Expo or whatever it is called, for the moment, until more stable BIOSes come out.

    Now that DDR5 is nearly as cheap as DDR4 and cheaper AM5 (lower end) boards have released, one should consider AMD.
  9. Kevin_Shinner's avatar
    I mean if you play games at 4k the difference is only +9% max from the 7600/7700/7900/7950 etc. If your into productivity then other CPUs with higher clock speed are better. £450 is quite a lot given the alternatives out there.
    Yahyasajid's avatar
    I feel like this CPU is aimed at the gamer who puts budget lower down the list, I wouldn't really buy this CPU with anything less than a 7900XT/4080
  10. OvskiYo's avatar
    Isn't this the CPU that melts motherboards? Lol
    deleted2800374's avatar
    Just AM5 with the wrong bios in general.
  11. Cockasaurus's avatar
    Third party seller.
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