The 9800X3D is quite simply the fastest gaming CPU we’ve ever tested, and it absolutely obliterates the current Arrow Lake competition from Intel. This CPU tops our frame rate charts in ...

While all caches have grown in size, L3 caches have witnessed revolutionary developments due to their large impact on gaming performance. AMD has been constantly scaling the L3 cache on their CPUs ...

This functions as essentially an L4 or LLC cache for the processor. However, AMD refers to it as additional L3 cache as the performance ... will perform better than Intel's Arrow Lake processors ...

But on the desktop side, the line of chips has earned itself a reputation among PC gamers, using the unique vertical stacking of L3 cache to improve ... s X Plus and Intel’s Core Ultra 7 258V ...

While it might not be as flashy as a speedy SSD or high-end RAM, the L1, L2, and L3 CPU cache are built into every computer ...

It includes 128MB of L3 cache using 3D V-Cache technology, maintaining a 170W TDP. The design improves cooling and supports overclocking, enhancing performance over the 9950X model. AMD's flagship ...

A longside sparse RDNA 4 graphics card details and somewhat denser mobile chip announcements, AMD also announced the Ryzen 9 ...

Here's how the chips compare: The Ryzen 7 9800X3D is an 8-core/16-thread part with a 4.7GHz base clock, up to a 5.2GHz boost clock, and 96MB of L3 cache. Meanwhile, the Ryzen 7 9700X is also an 8 ...

The processor features an enhanced cache architecture, integrating 96 MB of 3D V-Cache with an additional 32 MB of standard L3 cache ... the increased cache size. AMD's operating system scheduler ...

L1 and L2 cache specs have been revealed for the RTX 5090 and 5080 featuring only a minor improvement over the RTX 4090 and ...

The image also reveals that the CPU will feature 96MB + 32MB of L3 cache, indicating that both CCDs include 32MB of L3 cache, while the 3D V-Cache chiplet adds an additional 64MB layer.