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- The 9700X is a very efficient CPU. Paired with my 240mm liquid AIO, my computer runs whisper quiet. - If you enable PBO, the 9700X offers great overclocking potential.

AMD CPU, is so far been the best for me . May change my mind later but now AMD CPU's are great.

ez pz , runs like a champ, i have a 5950 and its almost faster than this one , not worth the upgrade

yes I like it.

Due to changes in the internal structure, the clock speed has increased because it can be cooled more than the 7950X3D, and the X3D has been installed while maintaining the same performance as the 9950X. It is the strongest CPU.

20 threads and integrated GPU for a descent price point. I upgraded from a LGA2011V3 5820K, a 10 year old CPU/MB/Memory. I kept my case, PSU, M.2 SSD's, even an older SATA SSD. All plugged right in and worked. I was then able to upgrade to Win11 as well. All in all very satisfied with this CPU.

Performance is on par with the Intel I9 processor. Uses half the power of the Intel i9 processor.

I got exactly what I was expecting. The CPU runs a tiny bit hot but that is also what everyone says online so I expected that. This CPU will be future proof as long as I take care of it.

Works good with Adobe Lightroom, faster than my previous AMD 9 Ryzen5900x.

-The snappiest chip ive ever used. What I mean by that is from gaming to simply opening a browser, everything seems instant. It is glorious -Price. The price is on the more expensive side though extremely worth it. -frequency and specs overall are outstanding and perform better than i could have ever imagined.

Dynamic switch 5.8 GHZ and 5.450 GHZ oc very good processor and very underestimated by the media I tested against my 7800x3d and its games for not much both were optimized 7800x3d oc ebclk and negative pbo curve with both of the ram 2x24GB trident z gskill oc 6200 MHZ cl28-38-38-38 on aida the 9700x job maintains a latency of 56.8ns against the 7800x3d 57.6ns

It seems fantastic runs like a jet

Fast and efficient Handles undervolting and low tdp ( max 120v set) like a champ with no issues Benchmark scores across the board were withing 15pts of 14900k under s200 overclock

4.6ghz all core at 76C air cooled running prime 95 for 6 hours...4650.2 reported for most of run with drops to 4625.0 Mhz...again all cores for whole run....nothing dropping to 3.9ghz like the 3700x did after it hit 75C.... no more studder with way higher 1% lows over the 3700x....the biggest improvement by far is seeing so much less studder like none at all even when the CPU hits a 100% load in 2042 in 128 player matches and i see the 3080 under a lot higher utilization price...i got it so cheap.... massive upgrade in boot times, things loading and just being snappy as a system wont be replacing a motherboard CPU and memory over the problems of the 3000 series

Pop the CPU in and up and running no problems at all.

I think I may have won the silicon lottery. The CPU I received seems to be benchmarking higher then a lot of compairble I9 14900k's. Could also be that there is just not a lot of results yet. Time will tell. This however is a big jump up from the I5 13600K from a application workload perspective. I plan on having this for atleast a couple generations.

Runs games better than my previous cpu, considerably more power effective, and less heat.

I'm switching from my I7 6700K to this little gem. With perfect speed and efficiency for gamers. Combined with DDR5 5600 mhz and we are in cadillac I used a liquid cooler for the first time and at maximum it goes up to 49 degrees celsius, I would have liked to have the same result on my RTX 3090

- Didn't lag on Fortnite