![]() Make sure that all useless background tasks are closed while you run the game.In addition, make sure to disable everything in the Game Bar and Captures settings, accessed from the Start Menu.It can be turned on by typing “Game Mode” in the Start Menu.Turn on Game Mode if you are using Windows 10 as it minimizes background activity.In order to have good performance for RDR2 on PC, you need hardware equivalent to the Nvidia GeForce GTX 770 2 GB, Intel Core i5-2500K, and RAM should be at least 8 GB.Yeah, if AMD had delivered a solid product in the form of an 7950X2*3D I might have opted for an Epyc based system, but since they decided to basically artificially cripple what could have become a very promising product it is bye bye Epyc 9654 instead and rightly so! Thankfully core density on a per system basis with multiple sockets is higher with intel platinum processors anyway. Anyway, since my employer foots the bill I've already placed my order (with my employer, I don't know when it gets fulfilled by Intel) for a 4 socket system containing 4 Intel Sapphire Rapids 8490H processors (with all accelerators enabled) that will hopefully help me to get over this enormous disappointment AMD has caused me here. In fact I would gladly have paid 1000$ for a hypothetical 7950X2*3D if I would have gotten the chance to buy something like it with more cache on all chiplets, what a shame and a waste first and foremost. I really despise such artificial hindrances to what could have been a fully functional and well rounded product. AMD could and should have equipped the 7950X3D with its 3D Vertical Cache technology on both chiplets instead of turning it into an undead zombie like hybrid of neither fish nor fowl. ![]() IMHO the 7950X3D and 7900X3D have been intentionally crippled for various product placement and business strategy related reasons and I absolutely abhor such practices and condemn them in the strongest way possible. AvidGamer - Monday, Februlink I fully agree with you there, I too shared the same suspicion and so far it seems to have come true.Īnother good reason to keep my good and trusted, lovely Intel 13900 KS overclocked to 6.4 GHZ (yes that is for all P cores simultaneously and of course the E-(core)waste is turned off, don't ask, I am running a high flow industrial liquid cooling system that keeps temperatures precisely 2 degrees above the respective dew points yes it is way larger than a full tower by far and does not rely on those commonly found small crappy radiators and noctua fans as it is used to cool parts of my laboratory equipment, thus I've just added an additional loop (with individual target temperature control) for my processor and graphics card, a trivial matter by the way) and to skip this only half hearted implementation of the AMD 3D-Vcache technology.Overall, the Ryzen 9 7950X3D does well at 1440p, where the 3D V-Cache can be leveraged. The biggest win for the 7950X3D at 1440p is in Red Dead Redemption 2, where it is clear of the rest of the field convincingly in average frame rates, but it's not as good as others in the 5% lows. ![]() In titles that can benefit from the large pool of 元 cache, the Ryzen 9 7950X3D does very well. Civilization VIĪt 1440p, things become more GPU limited than CPU limited. We tested the aforementioned platforms with the following settings:Īll other CPUs such as Ryzen 50 were tested at the relevant JEDEC settings as per the processor's individual memory support with DDR4. This also includes Intel's 13th and 12th Gen processors. We are using DDR5 memory on the Ryzen 9 7950X3D and the other Ryzen 7000 series we've tested. ![]() Those interested in 1440p performance with minimal image quality – particularly the esports crowd – will be glad to know that we will be testing at this resolution going forward into 2023 and beyond. In our Ryzen 7000 series review, we saw users commenting about testing games for CPU reviews at 1440p, so we have duly obliged here. ![]()
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