Trying To Clear Up The Confusion

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There is a lot of confusion around how AMD's Ryzen 9 7950X3D works and how it utilizes it's dual chiplet design during gaming. Gordon is here to try and clear up some of that confusion by showing that, yes, you can indeed use every core in the CPU while gaming. Guardian: One example I can show, mincraft dungeons with 12700k and 4090 was giving out 170-300 fps and with 7950x3d, all updated bios and drivers, stock had same results, but when I only set priority to cache CCD 0, not disabling second CCD, just priority, fps went to 650-900fps dinamic. To make it clear, other 8 core still.being used, just way less in games, and more use from cache chip
Date: 2023-03-02

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Comments and reviews: 3

VCJester
I'm furious!! If my cores get a parking ticket, I'm going to start a thread on Reddit, about how much of an AMD schill Lisa Su is. Pathetic! This is why I'm going with Linux from now on!!
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owlmostdead
Man people are in a rough spot once they understand that virtually all games only use 8 cores or less, majority doesn't use more than 4-6 cores.
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Savitarax
Yeah framechasers has been a big person spreading the misinformation. He s got like 33% dislike ratio on that video he said it doesn t work.
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