The only real way these chips differ from higher-end, higher-powered Ryzen 7000 series processors is in terms of their voltage and frequency curves. That may sound like a huge compromise in light of the 105W – 170W TDPs of their counterparts, but as you’ll see a little later, performance with these processors remains strong.īefore we get to the numbers, let’s get some particulars out of the way. The only difference is that these new chips have been selectively binned to operate at lower voltages, and their voltage and frequency curves have been tuned and optimized to hit a 65W TDP. The Ryzen 5 7600, Ryzen 7 7700, and Ryshare the same architecture, feature set, and core counts as their higher-powered, X-branded counterparts. The latter Ryzen 7000 series chips with 3D V-Cache are due to arrive sometime next month, but the lower-TDP 65W parts actually go on sale tomorrow and we were lucky enough to take them all for a spin.

Lisa Su took the wraps off a number of new products during her CES 2023 keynote last week, including lower-power 65W and 3D V-Cache-equipped Ryzen 7000 series desktop processors, to name but a few.

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