Ryzen 7700 Vs. i5-13600K - AMD's Best 7000 Series Chip YET! (

My workflow is Photoshop,Illustrator and After effects heavy.
Which one shouldI get?

My current build is i3 8100+ 2x8GB 3200MHZ Ram.

which one will be more efficient and budget friendly for me?

so far i've had a great experience with the chip so far. I'm running a suboptimal case and fan set up yet my new setup has been extremely stable. and running only 10 20 degrees hotter under load. from newer games. definetly a good buy.

How much water, where is the temperature?

i need high single core for some games, would a 7600x be better since it has a base clock of 4.7? only problem is no stock cooler for 7600x so i'd probably end up close in price to a 7700

What do you think of r5 7600 ?!
Is this cpu going to be fully utilized in years to come because of the 6cores !!!

I would like to upgrade from the 10700f to one of this two. I am a web designer and looking into blender. Which one of this two would be a better fit. If the lga 1700 is just for the 12. To 14. Gen I consider keeping my ddr4 and getting mb plus 13600k.

in my country i5 is cheaper than ryzen 7 so...

What kind of thermals do you get with the 7700 and Wraith Prism with gaming? Is it sufficient?

Is it necessary to have a AIO for the ryzen 7700?

ohh boy i already pulled the triger on 13600K .. thats when you not able to wait like me

If you saw my comment
do you recommend me to go with 7700x or 13600k with rtx 4070ti?
Pretty cool video thank you!

Hi there
Which one do you recommend to play and stream on same time at least 3 years upcoming

should of included the 7700X also.

great video. i agree on everything you said, and that don't happen a lot.. but i might be biased since i own a 7700, however i chose it because of the price and i didn't have to spend extra on a cpu cooler and could then use more on the gpu... which i think reviewers don't mention often when compairing cpu prices. i know it's not an expensive cooler, the wraith, but it's value for money none the less..

Not sure if this is still doable, but back in the day (Pentium, 486, etc), the best way to safely bend them back, was getting a mechanical pencil, with empty barrell. That was normally a snug enough fit over pins to safely bend back to perpendicular.

Do the new amd cpu stutter in windows media player, I had 5800x and 5900x and both stutter playing videos in windows media player, while my 11600k plays it just fine, os was win 11 in all systems

Are we missing the point with power efficiency? Yes the Ryzen 7000 is more power efficient than Intel 13xxx under full load, BUT the Intel is much more efficient at idle. Since we spend much more time in idle in real world usage, it seems the Intel wins overall. This point was raised on the Tech Notice channel in the video "Intel & AMD both lied ....". Would love to get your thoughts on this.

Nothing about the 7700 is better in the real world between these two.

13600k win

Very interesting numbers you got…

🤠 Thanks for the review, i'll pick it up when its on a deep sale, i really like that oem cooler

Good afternoon! I'd like to ask one question about r7 7700 cooling! Would you buy separate cooler for that CPU, for example fera 5? instead of using box cooler? fera 5 costs in finland like 31 euros, so i think that i feel more comfortable with that than box cooler! does this make any sense?

I had seen another RAM with Ryzen 7000 Series and almost all of the other reviewers agree that Ryzen 7000 is more sensitive to RAM timings than RAM Speed!!

For gaming only I would be 100% fine with 6 cores for many years to come but I do stream ocasionally with RTX 2070 Super and when you stream on a single pc you want to have a headroom for OBS, Spotify, Discord and all other aps running in the backgroud and for that 8 cores is more useful and more futureproof. When you stream with Nvenc on a single pc, you use gpu mostly but not only. It puts extra load on a processor as well actually. Just running Discord in the backgroud while streaming can mess up framerate completly in some cases. Ryzen 7700 is very pricy though so I consider i5-13500 as well. I could get 7700 if it's price would drop by about 50-100 Euro but what are odds of that happening in upcoming months? Hmm..

I only got 1400 to my name and I’m trying to build a pc but i really don’t know the best parts I can get for it I neee help😭

So worse than a 13600K and more expensive, especially after considering the AM5 platform costs. A poor buy.

Don’t know about this one, honestly. If you’re just gaming, the 7600 is more than enough, and if you care about multicore at all, the 13600K is both cheaper and substantially faster.

Why wasnt the X included? Seems a bit of a pointless video if you dont compare with that

Great review. It helped me confirm my build choice of the Asrock Riptide B650E ATX board and AMD 7700. The idea of a lower power setup using an included cooler while not giving up much performance is a definite win for me. Thank You.

I got the 7700X for 345 euros from Amazon, I don't see a reason someone buys non x over the x at this price.

I got a 7700x on black Friday cheaper than the 7700 is 😀

Was dead set on 7700. Upgrade from I7-8700 that has served me faithfully many years, byt my 3080 needs a better companion.

Until i realized that spending so much on a DDR5 platform that will probably be obsolete in 4-5 years is pointless.
Now i'm torn between 13600kf and 5800x3d, they both require the exact same investment. On one hand the Intel option is better at productivity, but i heard the 3D is way better for VR witch i do a lot.

Sheesh i hate these moments.

What happens when 5800x3d still chart tops the lot in most cases?

I keep seeing 5800X3D. LOL. That's my target CPU in a few months given my old rusty and trusty B350

im still using x5690 xeon + gtx 1070. if i have a limited budget which should i upgrade first? cpu or gpu?

im currently gaming at 1080p.. but planning to move to 2k in future.

any suggestions?

Was thinking what to build on a budget and upgrade later, and honestly, decided to get solid B550 board 16gigs of 3600mhz cl 16, and a 5600, it will cost some 340€ here in Europe, that's 360$ its a bit pricy here, always was, but ill upgrade too a X3D at some point, me and the wife are planning a baby so i need to watch my spending :D

what will be real interesting is if Intels does a tick/tock meaning keep the design of current circuits but on smaller more efficient dies so their power draw drops. Of course AMD will shrink again and go faster per watt as well plus the 3d cache inclusion around the corner. I'm using intel LITTLE big cpu for work but AMD home on system, 5800x.

damn this thing is on fire.

Imagine black Friday sale this sells for $199 and cheap mobos galore incoming,colorful or maxsun b650 might come in hot if they're $99 and voila u hv a decent PC for 5 years

is it good for streaming?

7800X3D come out in lest than 3 weeks

wait the X3d is coming will be much better!

About 8 cores CPUs : It is gonna be enough in a near future for gaming ? I play mostly intensive sim games and I'm a bit worried that in 3~4 or 5 years, simulation games will really need more than 8 cores. Some advice ?

I got the 7700x for 140 euros in a sale , Beast of a CPU with a AIO and the B650 getting 75c maxed out temp wise, Very happy

AMD '700 class chip being compared to a '600 class intel chip?

Hot running cpu too thick of a heat spreader !! I was a amd cpu user for over 20 years . I switched to intel and will never go back to amd !!

can we talk about the Ryzen 7 5800x3D just killing it. i can w8 for Ryzen 7000 X3D cpus

I am going to wait until at least one more gen of cpus release on AM5 before upgrading. I want to see how the new 3D chips perform. For now my 5700x will handle my needs just fine. I love 65 watt tdp cpus!

Interesting, Still wondering how X3D launch will go.