CPU AMD Ryzen 5 7500F TRAY

Description

AMD’s last breaths? 

After the 12th and 13th gen from intel that was a completely different and more powerful performance than the previous gens of AMD, The Egyptian market was obsessed with the 12400f, 12600k, 13600k, 13100f, and the list goes on, but with AMD releasing the 7000 gen, let me say that was something fantastic when it comes to the technical of the 7000 gen, but there was a problem AMD forgot to solve that the motherboards of the 7000 gen was expensive, the DDR5 motherboards was starting from the b650 which was maybe 250$ minimum, so the 7000 nearly got ignored till the A620 and our processor for today the R5 7500F,

Zen 4 chipset the rest of the 7000 gen, comes with 6 cores, 12 threads, a base clock of 3.7GHZ, a boost of 5.0GHZ, AM5 sockets which now became a lot cheaper thanks to the A620, 5nm architecture, and compatibility of DDR5 ram only, however the DDR5 also became a lot cheaper in Egypt so that’s not a problem.

So why don’t we go to the tests to see some relative numbers,

Maybe that’s a lot for a budget CPU, right? 

(Test bench contains RTX 4060, 32GB RAM DDR5 4800MHZ, 1080p resolution)

R6S low settings = 440 fps average

Warzone 2.0 ultra settings = 130 fps average

Valorant low settings = 580 fps average

Fortnite low settings dx12 = 310 fps average

Cyberpunk 2077 ultra settings = 78 fps average

That’s not representing last breaths, LOL.

So, did AMD look forward to upgrades?

With the ability of the R5 7500F to upgrade to RTX 4070 Super, AMD did look forward to upgrades, but it looked a little bit overly forward.

Hankerz recommended users of the R5 7500F. 

We recommend buying the R5 7500F if you have 12500EGP, whether you are a gamer or creator because the processor offers a value that doesn’t exist in any processor with the same budget as it is.