AMD 7000 Series Ryzen 7 7700 Desktop Processor 8 cores 16 Threads 40 MB Cache 3.8 GHz Upto 5.3 GHz AM5 Socket (100-100000592BOX) Socket AM5
₹21,499.00
- 8 Cores & 16 Threads, 40 MB Cache
- Base Clock: 3.8 GHz, Max Boost Clock: up to 5.3 GHz
- Memory Support: DDR5 5200MHz, Memory Channels: 2, TDP: 65W, PCI Express Generation : PCIe Gen 4
- Compatible with Motherboards based on 600 Series Chipset, Socket AM5
- On Chip Graphic Card , Included Heatsink Fan: Wraith Prism(W/LED)
Specification: AMD 7000 Series Ryzen 7 7700 Desktop Processor 8 cores 16 Threads 40 MB Cache 3.8 GHz Upto 5.3 GHz AM5 Socket (100-100000592BOX) Socket AM5
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AMD 7000 Series Ryzen 7 7700 Desktop Processor 8 cores 16 Threads 40 MB Cache 3.8 GHz Upto 5.3 GHz AM5 Socket (100-100000592BOX) Socket AM5
₹21,499.00
Pezderio –
Tutto OK. Nessuna sorpresa rispetto alle caratteristiche. La parte grafica, per quanto riguarda la riproduzione video (UHD 4K) e l’editing fotografico, é molto buona. Non utilizzato, al momento, per giochi. Soddisfatto.
Tim –
Pepino para renders 3d, edición de vídeo 4k en after effects, vaya pepino niña vaya maquinón.
Tim –
Extremely fast (with PBO+ curve optimizer it’s essentially a 7700x with lower temps)
Decent price, and AM5 future upgradability really sold it for me.
McGee –
Shipping: Painless. It arrived ahead of schedule, with no damage whatsoever (other items were in the box).
Performance: I’ve seen reviews that have the chip anywhere from ~-5% to +3% of the 7700X and, my particular chip runs at -3.3% that of a 7700X (real world testing, aggregate from LTT, J2C, PC Parts Picker and GN). That is at stock; I haven’t overclocked it or changed the power limits.
Contents: Besides the chip and Ryzen sticker, the non-X R7s come with an AMD cooler (in my case, a Wraith RGB). This is not going to win any performance awards but it is good enough for most daily driver tasks and non-overclocked gaming.
Cost: In my case, I was able to pick this up for $435 all in – $55 less than the R7 7700X.
Recommendation: This chip should be an easy choice for anyone looking to build their first AMD rig. The 7700X will offer better performance and better overclocking potential but it runs hotter than the 7700 and uses more power. What I find most people don’t talk about is the hidden cost of the 7700X: since it does not come with a cooling solution, the user must provide one – and neither the Stealth nor Wraith coolers will be able to do the job adequately. This means that what was a $40 + tax price hike now becomes closer to $85 + for an air cooler or $100 + for a liquid cooler. (For a 7700X I would recommend a liquid cooler because of the higher temps.)
The 7700 performs as well as a 7700X but with a lower TDP, lower power requirement, lower price tag and an included cooler. New builders and anyone looking to game while saving a dollar can’t go wrong with any chip in the non-X R7 series.
Gianni –
La serie non X delle nuove CPU AMD è davvero eccezionale. Una grande potenza con un bassissimo consumo e uno dei calori prodotti più bassi di cui abbia memoria in tanti anni in cui, per hobby, mi monto i PC. Il 7700 rappresenta la scelta migliore per chi vuole potenza sia per lavoro / applicazioni che per il gaming, mentre per chi non gioca e desidera maggiori core il 7900 è ancora meglio. Con prestazioni in game simili al 13600k ma con un consumo della metà di watt è una CPU eccellente e con enormi possibilità di OC. Unico difetto il costo piuttosto elevato, per il resto ottimo acquisto.