Ryzen 7000 V-Cache: How It Works In Windows

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2

AMD's Ryzen 9 7950X3D features one CCD with V-cache and one CCD without - but how does Windows decide which application and game goes to which? In this video Gordon explains what's going on under the hood of these new CPUs, and shows off how you can control the behavior yourself using Xbox Game Bar and BIOS settings. Oleg: In Zen4, CCX is divided into two groups of cores - central and peripheral . Therefore, the asynchrony of the memory speed of the two CCDs does not really affect.
Date: 2023-02-27

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Comments and reviews: 4

zayets
its almost like u can run 2 versions of windows on same pc ... 2 ssds 2 windows installs - run 1 on x3d run 2 on non x3d ... but no .. they would NEVER do anything like that :) ... can u mark Linux as a game?
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Dennis
I believe utilities such as Process Lasso can 'steer' processes to certain cores or certain CCDs... Has anyone tested this on AMD 7000 X3D?
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Eric
So, wait, I don't need my outrage pony?!?
But also, tell us more about the jank going on inside AND outside of that Cooler Master HAF....
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Dan
thank you Mr Baldy for a clear concise video how it works. I read too much review text and english is hard. This video makes sense.
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