I didn't bother with any fine tuning, it's just PBO with some curve optimizer/negative offset and Buildzoid's 6000 C30 timings. I only got this 7600 for like ~2 weeks, while I was waiting for my 7800X3D replacement, cause I managed to kill it with some iGPU overclocking lol. Didn't mention in the description, but in Spider-Man Remastered, beside RT On, I cranked up the "Object Range" to 10, which is pretty much a CPU killer setting, so make sure to match the settings, cause it can lead to misleading results.

@@yezivid so your 7600 is already running quite decent timings then, it's actually even more impressive to me that tuned i9-9900K can catch up with it. I thought it could only match XMPed Zen4/5800X3D. Now it makes more sense, because I've seen 7900X/5800X3D deliver same fps in TLOU (115 avg) and Warzone (200-230) but yours is 10% higher. I guess it's the Buildzoid timings doing their thing. I see, in Spider Man I had the default range and it got me around 120-130fps when cpu bound. I think it'll prob drop to about 100 or smth, don't have the game now. No RT is 150-180fps cpu bound.

But i think in cpu intensive games your cpu cant stand near any of 7600 or 5800x3d right? (Fortnite)​@HeartOfAdel

@@just_OsaMa23 in Fortnite certainly not, it's very amd favoring. Maybe it could compete in 1%/0.1%. In other games sure it sometimes could, at least with 5700x3d. 7600x with full tuning is faster than both. There are some games where I've seen 5700x3d or xmp 7700x do even worse, but that's rare cases. (Like Dragon's Dogma 2) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gNele5SlsdediXk.htmlsi=kSRnKc_0gwm7jkwS)

You are the only one who knows the answer for that question. Do you need that kind of performance that the 7800X3D offers? From a price/performance standpoint, definitely not worth it. There's always diminishing returns beyond a certain performance level. Right now, the 7600 is probably the best bang-for-buck if you want a good gaming CPU. High-end never really was about good price/perf.

No its not. this is a freaking rtx 4080 rynning games on 1080p, in a different scenario the performance would be almost the same.

it is so its only cpu limited which is point of the video.

@@kaponecko Well nobody with 1000$ gpu play games on 1080p, so these benchmarks are pointless.

@@lunator100hd point of the video is to show diference in cpus not gpus. Thats why they use strong gpu on low ress so there is no limitation from it. How is it pointless when this video is About cpu not gpu?

@@kaponecko its pointless because in real life scenarios a gamer with a 4080/4090 will most likely play games on 4k or at least 1440p ultra, so running benchmarks on 1080p would be irrelevant for 99% of us.

@@lunator100hd I agree with you.. no one buy 7800x3d only to play in 1080p...

CS2 runs at like 300-400FPS even on a Ryzen 5 5600, in my book it's an irrelevant game as a CPU benchmark.

@@yezivid still good to know on the test benchmarks,,,thanks for the reply!

@@yezivid but but... i need more fps mister!

Depends on the settings, but probably not that much. The 4080 is already at 65-70% usage with the Ryzen 5 7600, at 1080p DLSS Balanced. So at native 1440p, probably the 4080 will be the bottleneck, even with the Ryzen 5 7600.

@@yezivid can u pls check it with 7600 on native 2k low settings on rebirth and check the avg fps and 1% this will be life save for me 🙏

@@4bodeyt646 I don't have the Ryzen system, nor the 4080 anymore. But I don't think that you should be worried, you'll easily get 144+ FPS, probably even 200+ with a setup like that. Just make sure to pair it with a good 6000 CL30 memory kit, and apply Buildzoid's timings.

@@yezivid thx men that really so helpful i gonna build 4070ti super w r5 7600 it seen work so much better than 4070super w 7800x3d what ur opinions about that ?

@@4bodeyt646 The R5 7600 is plenty enough for any game, especially if you play at 1440p. Definitely get the better GPU, the difference will be much more noticeable - and also, you'll get that extra VRAM, it will come in handy in the newest upcoming games.

High room temp, low fan speed and no offset mount, guess these combined did the trick lol. Now that I got the offset mount, the 7800X3D maxes out at 82C under Cinebench R24.

@@yezivid l have thermalright phantom spirit Se 120 and it never reaches 80c in cinebench

@@canpehlivan2497 Thats weird. What is your average clock speed and package power while running Cinebench?

​@@canpehlivan2497I'm going yo buy it.. do u have any problems with it?

@@canpehlivan2497 temps can vary because of a WIDE range of things. Room temp, case airflow, fan/pump speed. A CPU will run hotter with a low quality AIO in a 30 degree room if the AIO is on low settings, then a great air cooler on MAX speed in the same room. Then there is always variance between regardless. Several degrees is probably weird if it was running the EXACT same set up, but barely anyone is.

@@oktofio9690 That would be a GPU test, not a CPU test. The whole point of it is to make the game CPU bound by lowering the render resolution/settings, so you can see how much is the difference between them.

Yeah, maybe in 4k too... lol only that this is a CPU benchmark/comparison, not a GPU one.

Nope there is. Depends on game, settings and fps targets.

@@45eno yes bro definitely. Because i got this cpu too and yes difference is depending for the games.

You will never see 50% difference on average, maybe not even 30% - in HUB’s day one review, they’ve measured a 16% difference between the 7800X3D and 7600X, while in the Intel 14th gen review, it was 28% on average. It really depends on the game, some games benefits hugely from the massive L3 cache while others doesn’t really care about it. I admit that I had some GPU bound scenes, tho it was mostly in just Returnal/Starfield, the other games were nearly always CPU bound. I realized in the end that I could have used lower settings, but I started testing with the 7600, since I only had this CPU for like 2 weeks, while my 7800X3D was under warranty-process. Talking about RT - I usually turn up CPU intensive graphics settings, and while RT puts a decent load on the GPU, it’s also pretty heavy on the CPU too - if I remember correctly, there was a much less difference in Cyberpunk without RT, but Marvel’s Spider Man’s RT is also really CPU intensive if you max out the object range slider. You can test CPU performance in a lot of ways, and I don’t think there is only one correct way to do - that’s just how I prefer to test.

rt effects cpu......

@@megadeth8592 but it still relies more on your GPU