AMD claims that the new Ryzen 9 7945X3D with a whopping 144MB cache is the fastest mobile gaming processor on the planet, and that it’s more than 15 percent faster than the Ryzen 9 7945HX on average. It has 16 cores, 32 threads, up to 5.4 Ghz boost speeds and 55W+ TDP. The CPU is built on the Zen 4 architecture.

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    1 year ago

    Can’t wait to read the Userbenchmark review telling me why this chip is actually garbage and how only idiots buy AMD.

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      I’m an idiot that’s only ever had problems with Intel. Weirdly, same with AMD/ATI graphics. Only AMD CPU/APUs and GeForce GPUs for this idiot, here.

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    Ryzen 9 7945X3D

    I don’t know why this name is so funny to me. It just seems so much more ridiculous than an evenly named Ryzen 9 79500X3D. Like what, were getting 45 more units worth of a Ryzen 9 7900X3D, but not quite enough units for a Ryzen 9 7982X3D?

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      It’s because the 7900 and 7950 are using an “old” naming scheme and the 7945 is using a new naming scheme.

      • 7 = released in 2023
      • 9 = Ryzen 9
      • 4 = Zen 4
      • 5 = mobile/APU

      One of the side effects of this is that bigger number no longer necessarily means better, especially if you’re comparing between architectures

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        Thanks for the explanation! That makes a lot more sense than what I assumed was an arbitrary number assignment.

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    It’s because the 7900 and 7950 are using an “old” naming scheme and the 7945 is using a new naming scheme.

    • 7 = released in 2023
    • 9 = Ryzen 9
    • 4 = Zen 4
    • 5 = mobile/APU

    One of the side effects of this is that bigger number no longer necessarily means better, especially if you’re comparing between architectures