@Theinsanegamer :
I agree with a lot of what you wrote. But,
Because the 7950 was power limited, not temp limited? Can you even read?
I can, and that's statement is wrong. Power limited 7950X stops at 170W TDP right?

Nope, It's happy to go to 300W. 7 series Ryzen are all temp limited to 95C where, according to AMD, the CPU logistics will start dropping frequency, as the temp goes over 95C to up to whatever they claim it can go, to supernova I guess because AMD is that perfect. Jokes aside, that's what AMD says. That's why if you cool your 7xxx ryzen well, and keep it under 95C (preferably under 80C) you should get max boost, but you don't. Not with every CPU (7600,7700, 7900 et c. all behave a bit different from one another in regards to boost)
somehow saying that is bad is "bias". Will the internet's stupidity show no bounds?
It's biased because I can, right now, link you two other bigger portals and reviewers that will crush that theory and show Tech Spot wrong. I linked one up there already. It shows how lazy power testing here is done, by Tech spot, or Hardware unboxed. Then they take those results and use them as reference. Review gets high praise from Intel haters.
Now, if Gordon, that has been an IT journalist from almost when Steve was born, if he is wrong, and Steve is right, I will stop listening to Gordon. They can't be both right. And Gordon just used a power meter and measured power draw from the wall and guess what, 7950X uses as much power, sometime more, than 12900K does. And it's not 170W, it's almost twice that, depnding on the workload (CB, Hanbrake will push it, Photoshop wont, and then Steve takes 50W from photoshop test and 300W from CB test and says: this is a 250W cpu (because A+B/2 = whatever I aim for it to be)
AMD statistics that show in HWinfo or wherever are a pure misinformation. Deliberate misinformation that AMD wants people that review hardware to believe...To conclude, 7950X uses 300W no problem, stock. In the same application Intel 12900K uses ~290W. In that respect, 13900K is using only ~30% power and delivers what it delivers (somewhere great results, somewhere barley faster than 12900K)
Intel AD and RL are a waste of sand. P cores, E cores, that's the last of them, I am fairly sure they will drop that circus and continue "normally" with 14 series.
The 7950 drew 170 watt, this monster drew over 350. That's mega GPU level. And it was barely any faster then the 12900k.
Accorfing to Steve. Acoding to Gamers Nexus and Gordon's PCWorld, that is simply untrue. All of it.
edit: same conclusion on GamerNexus. Every reputable HW reviewer, except Steve, has different results. To keep it simple - 7950X uses more power than Steve's test show.