AMD Ryzen 7 Granite Ridge 9700X MPK (100-100001404MPK)
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Supported by A620, X670E, X670, B650E, B650, X870E, X870 chipsets.
A multi-chip layout is used; TSMC's 4nm technology is now used to produce chiplets with x86 cores. The I/O chip is still manufactured using the 6nm process technology.
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AMD Ryzen 7 9700X processor 3.8 GHz 40 MB L2 & L3 100-100001404MPK | £284.49 |  | |||
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The new 4 nm tech process is a nice touch. It feels like working on modern hardware that will remain relevant for a long time. The memory controller here is clearly better than in the 7000 series, and this is noticeable in the stable operation. Although, I don’t push beyond 6000 MHz, everything works perfectly at this level.
When I bought it, there was a promotion plus I had bonuses from previous purchases, so it came out priced like the 7700X. The only nuance was that I had to update the BIOS on the motherboard, but that's a minor issue; it needed updating anyway to ensure everything worked at full capacity.
I cool it with a cooler because I don't like water. Water in a computer is a nightmare.