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CPU model Ryzen 7
CPU speed 3.8 GHz
CPU socket Socket AM5
Platform Windows 11
Secondary cache 8 MB
Wattage 105 watts
Cache size 64 MB
Processor count 8

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  • ARCHITECTURE ZEN 5 - The standard for gamers and creators; enjoy incredible performance and energy efficiency thanks to the AMD Zen 4 architecture based on a world-first 4nm engraving process
  • 8 CORE AND 16 THREADS - The Ryzen 7 9700X offers exceptional frequencies (Base 3.8 GHz / Boost 5.5 GHz); overclocking is of course possible as all cores are unlocked
  • FEATURES - With a TDP of 65 W, and its 40 MB Cache L3, the Ryzen 7 9700X is cut out to achieve good things; it also features an integrated AMD RDNA 2 graphics chip
  • DDR5 MEMORY and PCIe 5.0 - Ryzen 9000 Series processors offer the technologies available; take advantage of AMD EXPO for easy DDR5 overclocking; take advantage of PCIe 5.0 on the GPU AND NVMe SSD storage
  • SOCKET AM5 - A platform designed to last for generations; find a wide choice of AM5 motherboards to suit your needs; aM4 coolers remain compatible with AM5
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The AMD Ryzenâ„¢ 7 9700X processor benefits from the improvements brought by the AMD Zen 5 architecture, engraved in 4 nm. Its 8 cores and 16 threads, increased energy performance, higher frequencies, 40 MB L3 cache and 65W thermal envelope, will delight demanding gamers and creators.

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Customers are satisfied with the computer processor's performance and efficiency. They appreciate that it runs cool under 75 °C and at 5.49 GHz, making a noticeable difference in FPS.

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Customers appreciate the computer processor's performance and efficiency. They mention it runs cool under 75 °C, runs at 5.49 GHz, and has good power efficiency. The faster RAM makes a significant difference in FPS. Overall, the CPU is great overall with a much better memory controller than its 7000 series counterparts.

"Runs cool under 75c and running at 5.49ghz love it ! Didn't have to do any tweaking or messing about just installed and gained" Read more

"...Which is blazing fast, and with the faster ram you notice a sizeable difference in FPS. Additionally, it works well with a range of GPUs...." Read more

"...-purpose workstation, and chose it because of its balance of price, performance and power efficiency...." Read more

"A fantastic CPU, low power draw, high clock boast, just really good" Read more

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Customers like the cooling. They say it runs cool under 75C and at 5.49GHz.

"Runs cool under 75c and running at 5.49ghz love it ! Didn't have to do any tweaking or messing about just installed and gained" Read more

"...The CPU, runs cool and boosts well. Additionally has a much better memory controller than its, 7000 series counterparts...." Read more

"...This cpu does keep it cool, drawing only 65 W from straight out of the box, which matches the performance of the 7700X...." Read more

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First off, this cpu isn't half bad. When looking for good performance that can handle any game (with the right gpu) this cpu can be sufficient. It's only when you compare this cpu to it's predecessor and the x3ds that buying this cpu doesn't make a lot of sense.When you take into account other cpus, like the Ryzen 7 7700X, priced at around 260 ish, buying this cpu doesn't make a lot of sense. This is because, for the most part, straight out of the box the Ryzen 7 7700X (the predecessor) performs on average the same, if in some cases slightly better. At around 50ish gbp cheaper. Now, as far as I'm aware the whole reason why this cpu was actually released was beacause of the negative reviews AMD recieved for the 7000s series being so hot. This cpu does keep it cool, drawing only 65 W from straight out of the box, which matches the performance of the 7700X.Now, there is a feature that enables you to draw more power to the cpu, if you enable the pbo option in the BIOS. When you do this, the cpu performs (I think around 10-15% better) then it originally did. This is good as it gives it a significant performance increase, which (I think) outperforms it's predeccesor. However, this does make the cpu run hotter, maybe not as hot as the Ryzen 7 7700X, but still in the mid 70s to the mid 80s (from what I've tested - Cinebench r24).Now should you buy this cpu?If the price stays at around 300 gpb, then personally, unless you use the feature that enables more power to be drawn, then I'd stick with the Ryzen 7 7700X as you're getting roughly the same performance for cheaper. (You would have to do a bit more research into the performance difference after you draw more power, compared to the Ryzen 7 7700X). If the price drops to the same price as the 7700X, then I'd say go for it, it's all around a good cpu and it's more efficient in power and core usage (I think) for a decent price. If you wanted to gain the best performance (exluding the 9800x3d, if you can find one then I'd get one of those instead lol) then I'd say spend the extra 100gpb ish and get the 7800x3d, it also has the 3d cache which will help future proof your system.In conclusion, this is a good cpu but I don't think it's particularly good value, as you can definetly find better deals on the 7700X and the 7800x3d, which perform the same or better in games, but all round, this cpu is good and does perform well (it just doesn't really fit in).EXTRA: I've also read that the RAM speed compatibility on this cpu is better than the 7700X, as overclocking your speeds is more stable when using the 9700X, which can be useful for many reasons.
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  • DelBoy
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great CPU
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 January 2025
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    Runs cool under 75c and running at 5.49ghz love it ! Didn't have to do any tweaking or messing about just installed and gained
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  • Andrew
    5.0 out of 5 stars Worth the time if you are willing to tinker
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 October 2024
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    The AMD Ryzen 7 9700x is a fantastic processor. Now is it good as the 7000x3D, counterparts? No it’s not, but it does keep up well and the differences can be quite minimal from my experience. The CPU, runs cool and boosts well. Additionally has a much better memory controller than its, 7000 series counterparts. So you can achieve stable and coherent ram overlock. Mine is stable at 7000 MTS. Which is blazing fast, and with the faster ram you notice a sizeable difference in FPS. Additionally, it works well with a range of GPUs. I currently, use a RTX 4080 Super. They appear to be happily working together. I have tested it with an RX 7700XT and above.

    I will say the con is the price, but it will undoubtedly drop in price. Overall I really like this processor, works well and does what you need it to do. I will advise, that you will need to enable PBO in the motherboard bios to get the full potential of this chip or any 9000 series chip. But there are plenty of YouTube tutorials that can support with that.

    I hope this mini review helps and clears up some of the mystery of the 9000 series chips.
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  • Dave Bucks
    5.0 out of 5 stars Superb performance and efficiency
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 January 2025
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    I bought this to power a multi-purpose workstation, and chose it because of its balance of price, performance and power efficiency. You can get better CPUs specifically for gaming, but if you're using your PC for a variety of tasks, including gaming, this CPU will more than hold its own. I paired it with a Thermalright Phantom Spirit cooler.
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  • MrM
    5.0 out of 5 stars Low power great performance
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 January 2025
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    Similar performance to the 7700x however at stock settings no oc max top 88wats, compared to 120 wats on 7700x or over 200 wats intel 14th gen,, this cpu has been seriously underrated by online reviews,, highly recommended
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  • mr malcolm p reynolds
    5.0 out of 5 stars AMD at it's Best
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 December 2024
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    A fantastic CPU, low power draw, high clock boast, just really good
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  • Liam
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good Cpu
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 November 2024
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    First off, this cpu isn't half bad. When looking for good performance that can handle any game (with the right gpu) this cpu can be sufficient. It's only when you compare this cpu to it's predecessor and the x3ds that buying this cpu doesn't make a lot of sense.

    When you take into account other cpus, like the Ryzen 7 7700X, priced at around 260 ish, buying this cpu doesn't make a lot of sense. This is because, for the most part, straight out of the box the Ryzen 7 7700X (the predecessor) performs on average the same, if in some cases slightly better. At around 50ish gbp cheaper. Now, as far as I'm aware the whole reason why this cpu was actually released was beacause of the negative reviews AMD recieved for the 7000s series being so hot. This cpu does keep it cool, drawing only 65 W from straight out of the box, which matches the performance of the 7700X.

    Now, there is a feature that enables you to draw more power to the cpu, if you enable the pbo option in the BIOS. When you do this, the cpu performs (I think around 10-15% better) then it originally did. This is good as it gives it a significant performance increase, which (I think) outperforms it's predeccesor. However, this does make the cpu run hotter, maybe not as hot as the Ryzen 7 7700X, but still in the mid 70s to the mid 80s (from what I've tested - Cinebench r24).

    Now should you buy this cpu?
    If the price stays at around 300 gpb, then personally, unless you use the feature that enables more power to be drawn, then I'd stick with the Ryzen 7 7700X as you're getting roughly the same performance for cheaper. (You would have to do a bit more research into the performance difference after you draw more power, compared to the Ryzen 7 7700X). If the price drops to the same price as the 7700X, then I'd say go for it, it's all around a good cpu and it's more efficient in power and core usage (I think) for a decent price. If you wanted to gain the best performance (exluding the 9800x3d, if you can find one then I'd get one of those instead lol) then I'd say spend the extra 100gpb ish and get the 7800x3d, it also has the 3d cache which will help future proof your system.

    In conclusion, this is a good cpu but I don't think it's particularly good value, as you can definetly find better deals on the 7700X and the 7800x3d, which perform the same or better in games, but all round, this cpu is good and does perform well (it just doesn't really fit in).

    EXTRA: I've also read that the RAM speed compatibility on this cpu is better than the 7700X, as overclocking your speeds is more stable when using the 9700X, which can be useful for many reasons.
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    Liam
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good Cpu
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 November 2024
    First off, this cpu isn't half bad. When looking for good performance that can handle any game (with the right gpu) this cpu can be sufficient. It's only when you compare this cpu to it's predecessor and the x3ds that buying this cpu doesn't make a lot of sense.

    When you take into account other cpus, like the Ryzen 7 7700X, priced at around 260 ish, buying this cpu doesn't make a lot of sense. This is because, for the most part, straight out of the box the Ryzen 7 7700X (the predecessor) performs on average the same, if in some cases slightly better. At around 50ish gbp cheaper. Now, as far as I'm aware the whole reason why this cpu was actually released was beacause of the negative reviews AMD recieved for the 7000s series being so hot. This cpu does keep it cool, drawing only 65 W from straight out of the box, which matches the performance of the 7700X.

    Now, there is a feature that enables you to draw more power to the cpu, if you enable the pbo option in the BIOS. When you do this, the cpu performs (I think around 10-15% better) then it originally did. This is good as it gives it a significant performance increase, which (I think) outperforms it's predeccesor. However, this does make the cpu run hotter, maybe not as hot as the Ryzen 7 7700X, but still in the mid 70s to the mid 80s (from what I've tested - Cinebench r24).

    Now should you buy this cpu?
    If the price stays at around 300 gpb, then personally, unless you use the feature that enables more power to be drawn, then I'd stick with the Ryzen 7 7700X as you're getting roughly the same performance for cheaper. (You would have to do a bit more research into the performance difference after you draw more power, compared to the Ryzen 7 7700X). If the price drops to the same price as the 7700X, then I'd say go for it, it's all around a good cpu and it's more efficient in power and core usage (I think) for a decent price. If you wanted to gain the best performance (exluding the 9800x3d, if you can find one then I'd get one of those instead lol) then I'd say spend the extra 100gpb ish and get the 7800x3d, it also has the 3d cache which will help future proof your system.

    In conclusion, this is a good cpu but I don't think it's particularly good value, as you can definetly find better deals on the 7700X and the 7800x3d, which perform the same or better in games, but all round, this cpu is good and does perform well (it just doesn't really fit in).

    EXTRA: I've also read that the RAM speed compatibility on this cpu is better than the 7700X, as overclocking your speeds is more stable when using the 9700X, which can be useful for many reasons.
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  • Donny Berger
    5.0 out of 5 stars amazing cpu
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 September 2024
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    going from a 3600 to this is a big jump. noticed a massive difference in gaming.
    Well worth the money for those who don't game at 1440p or 4k.
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  • Richard
    1.0 out of 5 stars Minimum improvement
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 September 2024
    Minimum improvement over previous generation IOD is the same so memory frequency hasn’t been improved overall yes it can run cooler but not by enough to warrant the purchase
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  • Cliente Kindle
    5.0 out of 5 stars Nota 10
    Reviewed in Brazil on 11 January 2025
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    Passador muito bom e muito eficiente
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  • Renny
    5.0 out of 5 stars Stays cool, handles heavy work loads.
    Reviewed in the United States on 3 January 2025
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    The Ryzen 7 9700X is an absolute beast. I'm incredibly impressed with its performance. It handles everything I throw at it, from demanding games to heavy multitasking. It stays cool even under intense workloads, which is a huge plus. I'm incredibly happy with this processor and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a powerful and reliable CPU.
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  • Edgar Torres
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fabuloso
    Reviewed in Mexico on 19 December 2024
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    Excelente procesador, su rendimiento es excepcional y sus temperaturas muy buenas, el único pero que le pondría es el precio pero fuera de eso es una excelente compra. Tengo el procesador con un enfriamiento liquido de 360mm pero por lo que veo puede ir con un enfriador de aire pero de doble torre como el Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120
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  • Customer #1
    5.0 out of 5 stars does great for a budget workstation/gaming build.
    Reviewed in Canada on 7 December 2024
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    I don't notice any dropped frames in any of the games I previously did, Photo editing, and photogrammetry in webODM/meshroom is much faster. runs cool and efficient, but can be overclocked easily in BIOS.
    for pure gaming I would recommend X3D, but this one is great for mixed use.
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  • T. A. Schiller
    5.0 out of 5 stars Décrié mais en vaut la chandelle...
    Reviewed in France on 19 January 2025
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    Souvent critiqué par les gamers qui lui préféreront le 7950x ou ses homologues x3D, ce processeur est un excellent compromis entre puissance et consommation. Acheté pour une machine de précalcul tournant 24h/7j il assure en gardant une consommation basse. Ses performances sont acceptables et sa gestion des périphériques en PCIe est irréprochable. Vraiment satisfait.
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