I just bought a week ago an 7700, 32 gb ram 5600 and a rx 6750 12gb. I come from a r5 5600 rxt 3060 6gb laptop. Im speechless with the new one, crazy upgrade, im very happy :)
worst decision of your life don't get a 7700 and 32gb ram it's like 400$ 400+ gpu money rx 6750= 280$ = 680 which is the price of rx 7900xt if you game at 4k there will be no cpu bottlenet
@@MdKamrujjamankhan-d7y no i play 1080p, in my country an rx 7900xt its x3 more expensive than the rx 6750xt. With this one i plan warzone extreme settings 160/170 fps, thats all i need.
I bought 7700 with RX 7800XT and I'm glad I did so, cause firstly I considered buying r5 7500f which was praised by everyone. In games 7700 is already pretty loaded, 50-80% in Cyberpunk for example, and it has just perfect performance in programs I work in. If I bought r5 7500f, I think it would be fully loaded in new games and have a lil slow performance in working programs in 2-3 years. 7700 is a good cpu not only nowadays but also in the future
O comentário em portugues que eu tava procurando! hahahaha Vou no mais barato tbm! Na terabyteshop tem o 7700 por R$ 1799,99 que já vem com um coollerzinho mediano da propria AMD que da conta (assim espero kkkk), mas o 7600 da pra encontrar por R$ 1500,00... já o 7600X, por menos de 2K não encontrei
I am planning on building a new pc with rx7900 gre as GPU and 32gb ram ddr5 6400mhz as the main components: however, I am so undecided about buying one of these two processors. I found them at practically the same price (190€), which one should I buy then? Or should I wait until some prices go down, like a 7700x or a i5 13600k/kf?
for gaming 7 7700x is better he can do heavy task too but if it's more for work heavy 3D work and gaming then go for the I5. Both are great cpu one is more work oriented(i5), both are good in gaming even if the 7 7700x is faster in gaming
@@Tomazack base clock is 4.7ghz on 7600x while its 3.8 ghz on 7700. and max clock is 5.3 ghz on both. higher base clock = higher 0.1 and 1 percents lows.
You're right, but on AliExp not only is it not $100 more expensive, but I can actually get the 7700 £7 cheaper than the 7600X at the time of writing so it's a no-brainer for me!
Hi! I have the same processor. When i play Warzone my cpu% goes up to %85 and i see your only goes up to %50. Can someone tell me why? What a i need to check? Thx
there are already a couple of game that perform better on 8 cores but that dont mean its unplayable with 6 cores......just google games 6 cores vs 8 cores, you will se by yourself. The upcoming path of exile 2 recommend a 8 cores cpu.
Obviamente la Ryzen 7 7700 va a ser mejor en rendimiento pero también porque es mas costosa en cambio la Ryzen 5 7600x por su precio es excepcionalmente bueno
mejor vale lapena el 7600x da el mismo rendimiento que el 7700 en algunos son lo mismo y en otros diferencia de 10 o 4 fps pero no es cambio tan grande mejor conviene el 7600x mas barato y potente esta bien lo que dije
I have 7600X paired with Sapphire Nitro Plus 7800 XT and a 750 watts PSU of Cooler Master Gold V2 MWE. I'm planning to upgrade it to RTX 5090. It will really be too helpful if anybody could guess whether my system is going to bottleneck the upcoming RTX 5090 especially at 4K and above.
yuo most probably will be ok......buy it then tes it....worst case scenario i\you are cpu bottleneck.....but if it happen your only option will be 7800x3d or 9800x3d
@@Mike-Dynamike Thanks for your response. I'll see what components should be replaced. However, I did some research and there's one thing for sure that I'll definitely need to upgrade my PSU from 750 watts to atleast 1050 watts as Techpowerup recommends a 900 watts PSU for the rtx 5090.
@@Mike-Dynamike I completely agree. Very few individuals understand that a PSU is as important as a CPU and a GPU and other components as well. Having a better one is always a good idea.
Both CPU and GPU have like 40-60% usage, still there is fps difference. How does that thing work, can someone explain? Why none is hitting 100% load, and why difference comes in already at that point?
Unlike the gpu's you dont want your CPU to hit 100% bc that mean bottleneck=bad performance. The lower de CPU usage with the higher GPU usage is the best
I just bought a week ago an 7700, 32 gb ram 5600 and a rx 6750 12gb. I come from a r5 5600 rxt 3060 6gb laptop. Im speechless with the new one, crazy upgrade, im very happy :)
worst decision of your life don't get a 7700 and 32gb ram it's like 400$ 400+ gpu money rx 6750= 280$ = 680 which is the price of rx 7900xt if you game at 4k there will be no cpu bottlenet
@@MdKamrujjamankhan-d7y no i play 1080p, in my country an rx 7900xt its x3 more expensive than the rx 6750xt.
With this one i plan warzone extreme settings 160/170 fps, thats all i need.
I bought 7700 with RX 7800XT and I'm glad I did so, cause firstly I considered buying r5 7500f which was praised by everyone. In games 7700 is already pretty loaded, 50-80% in Cyberpunk for example, and it has just perfect performance in programs I work in. If I bought r5 7500f, I think it would be fully loaded in new games and have a lil slow performance in working programs in 2-3 years. 7700 is a good cpu not only nowadays but also in the future
@@true_warrior69 yeah man! Thats why i pick it. No words, its just a beast.
Samee but my gpu is rx 580 planning to buy 7700xt
The higher percentage of cpu usage is more good or bad?
@@Samuelsemh bad
Gostei do video, os dois peocesssdpres são otimos a diferença não é grande e vou no que estiver mais barato
O comentário em portugues que eu tava procurando! hahahaha
Vou no mais barato tbm! Na terabyteshop tem o 7700 por R$ 1799,99 que já vem com um coollerzinho mediano da propria AMD que da conta (assim espero kkkk), mas o 7600 da pra encontrar por R$ 1500,00... já o 7600X, por menos de 2K não encontrei
Compensa será trocar o 5 7600x pelo 7 7700 ?
aoooo BR
@@Coevilao se vender bem e comprar pelo preço que vendeu, sim! fiz isso
Pessoalmente eu fui no 7700, mas uso o PC pra editar vídeos também, então os cores adicionais ajudam muito.
I am planning on building a new pc with rx7900 gre as GPU and 32gb ram ddr5 6400mhz as the main components: however, I am so undecided about buying one of these two processors. I found them at practically the same price (190€), which one should I buy then? Or should I wait until some prices go down, like a 7700x or a i5 13600k/kf?
for gaming 7 7700x is better he can do heavy task too but if it's more for work heavy 3D work and gaming then go for the I5. Both are great cpu one is more work oriented(i5), both are good in gaming even if the 7 7700x is faster in gaming
surprising 0.1% lows is so much better on the 7600x in the first couple of games
@@gasolin75 thats because in those games is more usefull high frecuencies than more cores.
It clocks higher than the 7700 thats why
@@ebenezer8058 Well it doesn't on paper, 5.3 vs 5.4 GHz.
@@Tomazack base clock is 4.7ghz on 7600x while its 3.8 ghz on 7700. and max clock is 5.3 ghz on both. higher base clock = higher 0.1 and 1 percents lows.
@@ebenezer8058 how is that? both of them are OC to almost same Mhz and it still metter? ;o
Watching those frame time spikes on the r5 7600x
Thank you
I wonder if you can push the 1% lows up if you lower the max fps output?
Are both of the CPU with PBO??
I have 7600X with a DeepCool LS720 and my temps are higher..
@@SweetFlexZ Pbo limits motherboard only.
im using deepcool gammax L360 v2 your aio is better than mine
@@DatGamerDude What limits have you set? Watts? Temps?
@@DatGamerDude в каком разрешение ? запиши видео как в 1080р будет разница
no limits sets, its auto
@@DatGamerDude Okay, I will check mine later
It's a %10 difference for 100$ and the 7600x is better in some games, so I'm paying 10$ for 1 fps (7700 is a bad value)
It’s oced that’s why is higher some times
You're right, but on AliExp not only is it not $100 more expensive, but I can actually get the 7700 £7 cheaper than the 7600X at the time of writing so it's a no-brainer for me!
It isn't. It has more cores and will help with productivity.
Hi! I have the same processor. When i play Warzone my cpu% goes up to %85 and i see your only goes up to %50. Can someone tell me why? What a i need to check? Thx
Same CPU doesn't matter if you have a very different GPU and play at some other resolution.
do u think if there are any games out there that uses 8 core ? otherwise the normal 7600 should be enough
Cities skyline
not for now. But in future games may require 8c
@@DAl_MusSI heard this line before. When the core i7 9700 came out, my friend told me to buy it over i7 8700.
there are already a couple of game that perform better on 8 cores but that dont mean its unplayable with 6 cores......just google games 6 cores vs 8 cores, you will se by yourself.
The upcoming path of exile 2 recommend a 8 cores cpu.
8core cpu last's longer for you than 6 core tbh
Obviamente la Ryzen 7 7700 va a ser mejor en rendimiento pero también porque es mas costosa en cambio la Ryzen 5 7600x por su precio es excepcionalmente bueno
what kind of undervolting did you do?
both stock just thermal limit set to 80c and 85c on both cpus
@@DatGamerDude why about gpu? in the 40s wow
@@Shpoofy_ gpu also stock 40 series is power efficient
@@DatGamerDude wow mine stays in the 60s 70s if i don’t undervolt it
@@Shpoofy_ im using manual fan curve speed that is why temp are good.
Hey, for the amd video why do you dont use the hypr-rx ?
because msi afterburner doesn't detecting these fake fps
I thought 7700 was 65W ?
@@Metalwrath2 80-90w max on stock settings.
Can you do a regular 4070 with 7700x?
ye, but u can do better on the gpu
@amboXD RTX 4070 suffices with an R7 7700X.
nice
mejor vale lapena el 7600x da el mismo rendimiento que el 7700 en algunos son lo mismo y en otros diferencia de 10 o 4 fps
pero no es cambio tan grande mejor conviene el 7600x mas barato y potente esta bien lo que dije
not to be annoying fortnite guy, but please add fortnite in the future videos
fortnite added in all gameplay videos.
I have 7600X paired with Sapphire Nitro Plus 7800 XT and a 750 watts PSU of Cooler Master Gold V2 MWE.
I'm planning to upgrade it to RTX 5090. It will really be too helpful if anybody could guess whether my system is going to bottleneck the upcoming RTX 5090 especially at 4K and above.
yuo most probably will be ok......buy it then tes it....worst case scenario i\you are cpu bottleneck.....but if it happen your only option will be 7800x3d or 9800x3d
@@Mike-Dynamike Thanks for your response. I'll see what components should be replaced. However, I did some research and there's one thing for sure that I'll definitely need to upgrade my PSU from 750 watts to atleast 1050 watts as Techpowerup recommends a 900 watts PSU for the rtx 5090.
@@gauravsinha6060 yes, absolutly. i would go for a 1200watts gold. dont cheap out on the psu and take a good brand.
@@Mike-Dynamike I completely agree. Very few individuals understand that a PSU is as important as a CPU and a GPU and other components as well. Having a better one is always a good idea.
At 4k for me It s ok
Both CPU and GPU have like 40-60% usage, still there is fps difference. How does that thing work, can someone explain? Why none is hitting 100% load, and why difference comes in already at that point?
Unlike the gpu's you dont want your CPU to hit 100% bc that mean bottleneck=bad performance. The lower de CPU usage with the higher GPU usage is the best
I meant why neither cpu nor gpu is reaching 100% load though they should usually
@@danpol715 maybe the load Its not enough to make them be on high %
@@danpol715 Because game settings are not ultra
I changed my Ryzen 5 7600X to Ryzen 7 7700 non x, did I make a good choice? for gaming
For gaming not very much, but u can render things faster tho
If you’re planning to play GTA VI, The Witcher 4, or any new-gen open-world game, the 7700 it’s def worth it over the 7600
@@LucasBiazon20Gigachad 🚬🗿