AMD Ryzen 7000 Undervolting Yields Great Results with Temperatures

[lexluthermiester]

Okay okay, I'll ask you, where is the logic in selling you unlocked processors at different prices?

How do you fail to understand the potential advantage of a CPU with an unlocked multiplier?

Exactly the same processors at a different price?

No, they're not exactly the same. One has a locked multiplier and the other does not.

You have to see this, and everything will be clear to you. Check out AMD fx-8370, fx-8350, fx-8320 at Cpu World. "Boosted p States", "Low power P states". After that, look for the fx-8370E.

And?

Same processor but TDP 95Watt vs 125Watt. Anyone who doesn't understand what this is about is crazy

Again: And? What point are you attempting to make? And who are you making it to? It didn't use the reply function so there is no point of reference to fully grasp your statement.

 

[Berfs1]

Okay okay, I'll ask you, where is the logic in selling you unlocked processors at different prices? Exactly the same processors at a different price?
You have to see this, and everything will be clear to you. Check out AMD fx-8370, fx-8350, fx-8320 at Cpu World. "Boosted p States", "Low power P states". After that, look for the fx-8370E. Same processor but TDP 95Watt vs 125Watt. Anyone who doesn't understand what this is about is crazy

Um... they aren't the same CPU. AMD bins the chips at a certain frequency, and if the CPU can't hit that frequency on all 16 cores, but for example it can do 12 at that frequency, it becomes a 7900X. Or maybe there are some defective cores, so they spec those accordingly too.