We tested gaming performance in 17-year-old Windows 7 on a modern gaming PC against Windows 11
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In both cases, we performed a clean install of each operating system and filled the SSD to about 50-60%.

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The Ryzen 7 7800X3D isn’t AMD’s latest and greatest gaming champ any longer, but its 3D V-Cache still lets it land in fifth place in our demanding CPU hierarchy game testing.

The Ryzen 7 7800X3D isn’t AMD’s latest and greatest gaming champ any longer, but its 3D V-Cache still lets it land in fifth place in our demanding CPU hierarchy game testing.

That’s solid performance, but in both cases, “up to” carries a lot on its shoulders. The story of token throughput is told as the context length increases, showcasing what happens when someone actually runs these models …
