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AMD Ryzen 9 7950x Processor (5.7 GHz, 16 Cores, LGA 1718 SKT AM5) Tray - with code sold by Ebuyer Express Shop
AMD Ryzen 9 7950x Processor (5.7 GHz, 16 Cores, LGA 1718 SKT AM5) Tray - with code sold by Ebuyer Express Shop
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AMD Ryzen 9 7950x Processor (5.7 GHz, 16 Cores, LGA 1718 SKT AM5) Tray - with code sold by Ebuyer Express Shop

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Product specifications:

  • 16 cores
  • Clock speed of 4.5 GHz
  • LGA 1718 SKT AM5
  • It's a tray version without a fan

Read about this processor on AMD's official page.

The final price would be £390.99 after applying the code.

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This AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Processor is a powerful unit with 16 cores and a clock speed of 4.5 GHz. It is ideal for those looking for a high-performance processor for their computer.

With a Socket Type of LGA 1718/Socket AM5, it can be easily installed in a compatible computer. The processor model is AMD Ryzen 9 7950X, and it has a Unit Quantity of 1.

Additionally, this processor has a L2 Cache of 16 MB and a L3 Cache of 64 MB. It is a unit type processor that is suitable for use in various computer components and parts.

This processor is an excellent choice for those who want to upgrade their computer system for improved performance.

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  1. steeeeeeve's avatar
    Can I run slack and chrome with this?
    Stonegrasshopper's avatar
    It depends on how many tabs you have open.
  2. telcoengr's avatar
    It says 5.7ghz , I thought it is 4.5ghz. How is it different from 7950x3d
    Stonegrasshopper's avatar
    5.7GHz is the maximum speed that a single core can run at. 4.5GHz is the base speed however unless your cooler is bad it will be boosting above this speed.

    The 7950x3d runs at a slightly slower clock speed but one of the CCDs has 3d v-cache. Games in particular benefit from the extra v-cache.
  3. tqmirza's avatar
    STEAL! I’m crying I paid £370 for a 7800x3d

    Great processor for creative work loads. (edited)
    Rocky96's avatar
    Author
    7800x3d is far better for gaming.
  4. telcoengr's avatar
    Item doesn’t seem to be new as advertised. I will be returning this.
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    Rocky96's avatar
    Author
    :/ why is that?
  5. jim23k's avatar
    Great price for a beast of a CPU. Zen 5 is around the corner but if productivity demands can't wait, this is a steal!
  6. SleepyChris's avatar
    Anyone know if these will produce a good performance improvement for slicing 3D models in PusaSlicer? (I.e. Will if be faster than a six core?...Will Prusa use the cores?...its going to be expensive to find out it doesn't) (edited)
    Despondent's avatar
    I use Bambu Studio (related to Prusa Slicer) on an entry level Mac Mini and on a ryzen 2600 and I’ve NEVER thought “i wish it sliced faster”. What on earth do you print?
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