
Ryzen 9 7900X
12C/24T · 5.6 GHz · AM5
Two studio shots per item. These are dARc studio renders; licensed product photography swaps in when a supplier feed is configured.
The gaming benchmark the 9800X3D was measured against. First-gen 3D V-Cache adds 96MB of L3 under eight Zen 4 cores, flattening frametimes in cache-hungry games at a 120W ceiling. Still excellent for a pure gaming build. The catch is that the stacked cache limits overclocking, which the 9800X3D fixes while pulling ahead.
AMD · 2023
8C/16T · 5 GHz · AM5
This part is recognized by the compatibility engine — add it in the configurator and we check fit, power, and bottleneck automatically.
Use in configuratorShips from our US warehouse. Times are business days and exclude weekends and holidays.
Estimate delivery
Free standard shipping on orders over $99.
Sample reviews
These are illustrative examples generated for this preview, not verified customer reviews. At launch a review can only be written against an order that shipped (FTC 16 CFR 465), and the rating shown will be the real one.
Based on 5 sample reviews
You cannot really overclock the cores like the 9800X3D, so tuning is limited to PBO and curve optimizer. Still a fantastic gaming chip.
Technically it has Radeon graphics but do not expect much. Get a discrete card. Gaming performance itself is exactly as advertised.
Cache die does the heavy lifting in MSFS and Tarkov. Frametime graph is a flat line now where my old 5800X spiked constantly.
Bought it after the 9800X3D launched and prices softened. 96MB cache and a 120W envelope means a mid tower air cooler keeps it happy.
Undervolted with a -30 curve and it holds 5GHz effective in games while barely warming the Peerless Assassin. Hard to fault.