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Great price, good speeds, cores and threads

Really fast, low power draw

It had a 5600x ryzen, the change was brutal to the 5800x3d ryzen. Recommended processor.

Performance is as expected, probably the best workstation-class CPU on desktop right now. With a bit curve optimizer tuning, can do 45k score in Cinebench R23 and 15k score in Time Spy Extreme CPU benchmark with only 230W package power reported from HWInfo64. Idle power consumption sits at around 35W on desktop.

-Low power vs the previous generations -Both great gaming and multicore performance -Plenty of IO -Doesn't kill itself like raptor lake -Very tame voltages -Super responsive even vs raptor lake which on paper these should be about the same. -iGPU have av1 encoding so frees my actual gpu for other stuff -Stable and no strange bugs or issues

-Amazing performance in gaming -Great Power Efficiency -Great Value

Slightly less performance than 7800x3D 12 Cores/24 Threads Runs newer less optimized games very well due to more cores Very good multi core/multi workload strength Doesnt run too hot surprisingly Decent L3 Cache 64MB

Great performance Stellar fps in all games

Wanted a X3D cpu it upgrade from a i712700f and it was on Sale

Very energy efficient

Its handling my games much better than my old 1700x in Arc Raiders am running at around 120 frames with a 3070 in 1080 w/ fsr on which is light years better than the 60-80 I was getting before but it is also just way smoother gameplay as well I noticed the 1700x stuttering a lot. I run OBS replay buffer in the background while I game as well which this cpu handles no problem. I also noticed davinci resolve running a lot better after the upgrade. its not gonna win any competitions but for what Im using it for its beautiful.

-Fast and furious -Gaming beast

Installed fine, no issues - running great.

- Does the job

I finally upgraded from a first Gen Ryzen to a Fifth Gen Ryzen, and the results are satisfying. Got this when there was a promo code for 15$ off, worth every buck. Would buy this rather than spend 20 more dollars for the X version. Ryzen 5 1600 to a Ryzen 5 1600, still same cores and threads but nearly a huge spike in peformance due to the zen 3 architecture.

Good platform and upgrade

Performance: Great. Installation: Easy.

- it has 16 cores and embedded graphics - running memory speed 6400 easily - not heating much with normal workload - supports PCIE Gen5 for GPU, and USB4

It is perfect for sff cases with limited cooling or a quieter build. The best CPU under $220, within 10% of the performance of the 265k. However if you find the 265k refurbished at the same price get The 250k make way more sense in a combo where you get a deep discount on a motherboard

1. Price wise, you could find used CPU's from older generations that perform similar or better, but for a CPU around $300 is a deal.