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The video discusses AMD's release of the Ryzen 7000 CPUs, comparing them to Intel's offerings and highlighting AMD's competitive pricing and performance per watt advantage. The testing showcases the performance of different CPUs in gaming, work tasks, and power consumption, with AMD chips generally outperforming Intel counterparts in light tasks. Notably, the Ryzen 7600 model shines in performance compared to higher-end versions. AMD's focus on power efficiency and value, support for DDR5, and commitment to the AM5 platform until 2025 are emphasized. The video concludes with the recognition of AMD's strong position in the market in terms of performance, value, and future-proofing, while also highlighting Squarespace as a website creation platform and advancements in Intel's 13th gen k-series core processors.
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In this segment of the video, it is discussed how AMD is releasing the Ryzen 7000 CPUs at a lower price compared to the previous X-labeled chips, which have higher TDP ratings. The new CPUs have lower base and boost clock speeds, a friendly 65-watt TDP, and reduced power consumption. Despite these changes, the core specs, thread counts, cache, and overclocking support remain the same. The competition from Intel, with their non-K competitors, has also been highlighted, showing that Intel has cut overclocking support and reduced clock speeds. The viewer is encouraged to consider this new AMD release with competitive pricing and the pressure it puts on Intel in the market.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the focus is on AMD’s 7000 series and the Core i5 13600 processors. The Core i5 13600 model loses some level 2 cache, potentially impacting performance. AMD claims to achieve industry-leading performance per watt by reducing TDP. The testing includes a Noctua NH-D15 cooler for AMD chips while the non-X lineup includes a box cooler. DDR5 memory is used in the comparison, with AMD benefiting more from tighter timings. In gaming tests like Shadow of the Tomb Raider, CS:GO, Cyberpunk, F1 2022, and Far Cry 6, the non-X chips generally trail behind the X series, but some non-X models perform comparably.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the focus is on performance testing of various CPUs in different games and applications. The Ryzen processors demonstrate strong performance, with the 7900 and 7700 models performing within five percent of their X counterparts, and the Ryzen 5 7600 matching the 7600x. The 5800x stands out for its performance on a last-gen DDR4 platform. For work tasks, the Ryzen 9 7900 and 7700 fall short compared to their X variants, while the 7600 is closer to its counterpart. Blender performance is challenging for the new chips, except for the 7600. Handbrake’s AV1 encoder sees the non-X chips trailing their equivalents. Despite some limitations, overall, the CPUs perform well, providing capable gaming performance.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the comparison between AMD and Intel chips in terms of power consumption and performance is discussed. The AMD chips, especially the x-less variants, are shown to outperform Intel in light tasks like Flack encoding and video editing. Despite AMD’s power consumption, they manage to match or surpass Intel in certain workloads. The video highlights the 7-Zip performance, where AMD’s higher-threaded loads excel, although real-world limitations mainly hinge on storage speed rather than CPU power. The segment also touches on the differences in productivity performance across the AMD processors, with the 7600 emerging as a standout performer compared to its higher-end counterpart, effectively making it obsolete. The potential use of the Ryzen 9 7900 as a small form factor CPU due to its efficiency is mentioned, showcasing its impressive performance under 100 Watts of power consumption during stress tests. Overall, the AMD chips demonstrate competitive performance, with the 7600 showing significant prowess over its counterparts.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, the main points discussed include:
– Testing of various CPUs in terms of clock speeds and power consumption under heavy loads like Prime 95.
– Ryzen CPUs maintained impressive clock speeds under stress, with Ryzen 9 7900 standing out for performance despite lower power consumption.
– Comparison of power consumption between different CPUs, with AMD Ryzen CPUs demonstrating efficiency with lower power consumption compared to Intel.
– Consideration of performance per watt, revealing differences among CPU models.
– Discussion of running tests on CPUs to alter power targets and potential cost savings.
Overall, the segment highlights the performance, power efficiency, and capabilities of different CPUs, particularly emphasizing AMD’s efficiency in power consumption compared to Intel.
00:15:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the performance of AMD’s non-X7000 series chips. They mention the significant value these chips offer compared to Intel’s offerings in terms of cost and cooler inclusion. The AMD platform supports DDR5, but DDR5 kits are pricey compared to DDR4. AMD is committed to supporting the AM5 platform until 2025, emphasizing future-proofing. Additionally, the video touches on Intel’s historical pattern of limited CPU generations per platform. The AMD chips are praised for their low thermal output, making them suitable for small form factor rigs. Ultimately, the AMD chips are seen as a strong contender in terms of performance and value, appealing to a wide audience.
00:18:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker highlights Squarespace as an all-in-one platform for creating websites, engaging with the audience, and selling products or content. They mention using Squarespace at Linus Media Group, praising its custom templates, SEO features, and analytic insights. Viewers are encouraged to visit squarespace.com/LTT for a discount on their first purchase. The speaker also mentions Intel’s 13th gen k-series core processors, expressing excitement about the advancements in technology.