🛑 7800X3D Direct Die BENCHMARK 😱👑 

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Only a half joke, you're not supposed to use thermal paste on a modern cpu die because heat density is too high

PS5 APUs use it, so why don't our high end cpus?

@@nerdynumen because thermal paste is perfectly fine for something like a 7800x3D. Heck its fine for basically all CPUs... Unless you are constantly pushing max wattage in stress tests. We have far better cooling with PCs than a console which needs to be almost silent and slim. The difference between thermal paste and liquid metal isnt worth it for most CPUs at all.

PS5 uses liquid metal@@lilpain1997

yes and no. too expensive, too hot, and not enough cores. but 3d cache, and low power consumption

​@@jean-claudejosselin187what are you on about? 7800x3d doesnt get hot at all compared to the 13900k. E cores are basically cinebench boosters. Who in their right mind would pay 500 for a i9 when you can get that level of performance for 399? I dont see how its "too expensive"

@@TheUltraMinebox everything is too expensive those days. not to argue, but i've would have likely payed 330-ish, not 430. and future games may need more cores.......we'll see. Still, too hot. That won't get me to buy Intel, because i would have like 8 performance cores and 4 or 6 lower cores, + IA shabang.......for a good price. truly, there is no gaming cpu @ a fair price and conbining the right tech. money, money, money......... sad time.

@@jean-claudejosselin187 You're not making any sense. Zen4 can withstand much higher temperatures, so it runs hotter by design, it's not a defect. Once it reaches 80-ish it controls its own temperatures automatically, not even 'throttling' it just stops boosting so hard. 8 cores 16 threads is easily enough for anything but high-end sims that can use more cores, but actual gaming performance on the X3D chips is fantastic and the most efficient per watt of power (and heat) by far. If you didn't want an AM5 chip to run as hot, just engage ECO mode in the BIOS. To get the same performance on any Intel chip you're using 2-3x the power and heat. By the way if you want a decent gaming CPU for cheap, go AM4 socket. Nothing wrong with 5700X3D or 5800X3D and there are loads of them on the second hand market right now.

@@SquillagusNiggle hell yeah! 5700X3D is the best am4 cpu in perf/dollar. Decent b550 at 120 and 250 w/ 5700x3d and 16 Gigs is around 410.

Naw poor thing was sick and had surgery

To max out given cpu yes but there is huge silicion variation on 7800x3d. When you compare best vs worst silicon there can be 10% diffrence in perfromance on stock/oc.

@@HeartOfAdel Yeah I definitely agree regarding the memory OC. Wish I got all the hours back that I have spent doing it. Looks like the motherboard situation is also getting better and cheaper on intel for extreme frequency support, hope this channel continues covering that. Though even with that in mind intel just looks like a lot more hassle these days and more expensive for me.

@@ezioauditore1588 LTTs recent video saw a few % points and derbaur was also similar. 10% would warrant RMA/return. Sounds to me like a defective chip

you still have the issue of the gimped ram imc and really bad bandwidth on amd vs intel even at lower ram speeds like 6000MT/s so any games doing lots of asset streaming will suffer on amd

Early DDR5 experience is fuckery akin to hardware in it's infancy, we're going to have a much nicer time within the next 1-3 gens on DDR5

Graphene is conductive

Hotspot is the hottest spot of the chip. It's what you should look at.

7800X3D is a joke if you are not using games that really supports the X3D cache. I have pretty much the same FPS with my "old" 12600KF vs. this hyped "trash" CPU. 5600Mhz CL36-36-36-68 vs 6000Mhz CL32-36-36-68 = Clown show. Don't step up on the hype train and save your money. Patriot Viper VENOM DIMM Kit 32GB, DDR5-5600, CL36-36-36-68, on-die ECC is a pretty GOOD kit. 70€ used on ebay.

Thermal grizzly will soon bring a Lga 1700 Mycro Direct die

Because we already know the answer. Margin of error to a 13900k.

Me too I was having problems with average CPU die temps reaching 130 degree I believe false readings but was really annoying seem to have gone with the latest bios and chipset drivers also mem context restore doesn't crash windows anymore

They cant spend time to ram oc individually lol

@@user-dw9zc8pq6c thanks for the input

Not for a looooong time, I’m too backlogged

Not a big deal, you get most of your performance tuning the ram not cpu. Turning it on will limit ram tuning potential due to aggressive single core oc.

I was just about to ask that exact question in the Patreon/Discord. I figured I was missing something. It's definitely been lapped before, but I am not sure if the IHS was removed before installing the AM5 Mycro Die CPU block(and that part was just cut or not filmed). I just purchased one of these CPU blocks a few weeks back with the impression that the block was to be fitted to a completely delidded("direct die") CPU. Always with "the secrets."

RU-vid is just about farming AMD nerds

everyone knows u use unstable FCLKs on amd good luck selling ur overpriced consults and bundles 4 much longer@@FrameChasers

Grifters gonna grift ...and this guy is the king

AMD moment

3D cache causes increased temperatures due to the vertical stacking. This is why X3D are "locked" for normal overclocking. This is how that technology works...

@@RyanFennec D E V I L said AMD magic

But why 1080p testing tho ?😅@@thecatdaddy1981

You only get 'AMDip' if you don't know what you are doing in the bios. Basically, leave FCLK alone

@@2maac550but MAX OVERCLOCK !!!!!

guys, i saw video where in warzone where he got dip on amd another guy tested it and he doesn't have dip at same palce , this guy is misleading his audience always telling about dip on amd Here is video for proof ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fAbqG9l6Z00.htmlsi=OGg7_TNXDdGmPOx6

Yes, because he doesn't know how to make Zen 4 stable ahaha@@vibhavcar

​@@mitsuhhhe is deleting my comment because the truth came out from video

sure one core became unstable 😂😂😂 excuses to buy AMdip

@@nivea878 zero AMDip experienced, smoother overall experience with less stutter on the 7800X3D. AMDip is likely caused by pushing the fabric speed to hard and causing instability

Sold my 13900ks system for a 7800x3d system due to instability couldn’t be happier.

@@user-qu6be7yf1g it’s a great no fuss chip, buy inexpensive 6000 CL30 Ram, enable expo and have fun gaming. Really no necessity to push beyond and tweak any further.

​​​@@thefreemarketeer765you keep telling yourself that when you play games lol might as well make a channel then to point it out instead of commenting

Very nice CPU

Undervolted mine to 0.975v and went from 86c all the way down to 52c when I game❤ soo good for 1440p

Very similar experience. Uses 88w now for 4.45GHz all core with all cores unparked and idle off. Zero issues at -30 CO.

@@atiagooqkinguliaalu4027 Does the 5800x3d get this much hotter than the 7800x3d? I'm using a custom fan curve with a cheap thermalright peerless assassin and I get temps between 52 to high 60s depending on the game. It's paired with a 7900xtx, so if you are running a 4090 that might push your cpu a bit more than mine is being pushed

Lmao, wild beef crill

Beef crill

Meh, I use both. Looking forward to my Intel Meteor Lake laptop from work and may get a 14900ks for fun and tinkering