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Low temps, high fps

Good performance for the money! Lovely little AM4 chip for budget builds. Performs similarly to a R5 3600 in games at $50 - 80 brand new. Excellent for everything but games (not affected as much by cut-down cache).

At 369$ best CPU for the money.

very fast and great overall performance! I can defiantly tell the differences when running games and multi tasking for work.

Upgraded my CPU to a 9950x3d and traded in my 9800x3d as part of the purchase. They gave me a fair price for my trade in considering what it would cost me to sell the CPU separately and the aggravation I would have had to go through during that process. After purchase they sent me a prepaid postage to send in the 9800x3d and refunded the appropriate refund in 48 hrs. I know they state the refund could take longer but that is when I received the refund.

I'm excited to have this. It's the latest CPU. It's an 8 core

Fast, Easy Install

- Socket AM5 installation is nerve-wracking, but simple. - Fast base clock with easy overclocking options if you have a strong enough cooler to handle the temps. - Rips through even the most graphically demanding games.

Less power draw, lower temps, better frame rates, then 7700x. Seems better than outgoing model my opinion.

I had a 5900x and got it on a sale but always wanted the 16/32 core 5950x since it was the best CPU AMD released for AM4. But it was always priced with too much inflated pricing. I got this 5900XT Jan 2026, 16/32, core CPU because it was priced right and had the full 16 cores I wanted. I got it because I decided to not buy into AM5 at the moment because of DDR5 pricing is so high, but I wanted some sort of an upgrade right now and I already have 64GB ram and a 7900XTX card. I am glad I bought it because I am pretty sure I got a cherry of a CPU. I used Ryzen master to do the curve optimizer testing and after 2 hours of it running it set all cores to -30 negative. I was a bit skeptical of this choice but ran with it and it has been 100% solid and stable and boost to 4975-5000Mhz. I left every setting alone in the bios and the AMD software set the bios up according to the tests it did when I ran the software. The only thing I setup myself was the DDR4 which is set to 3733Mhz with decent timings not the best but pretty decent. In Aida64 my latency when tested is about 57-59ns which is pretty good I think for a dual CCD CPU. I am happy with my choice so far. It does seem to be faster than my older 5900x 12/24 CPU in games mainly because it seems to hold the core clocks a lot longer and temps do not seem to affect it as much as on the older 5900x did.

Excellent performance. I have had zero issues. It has lots of single and multi-core power and it will likely chew up and spit out anything you throw at it. I upgraded from the first gen 16 core threadripper that was struggling under DX12 ray tracing, and it was a huge upgrade for me.

Get the high speed when you need it otherwise doesn't draw too much power when just web browsing. Getting the higher frame rates in Madden 25 and NBA 2K 25 without needing to use 100% CPU. Boh games around 70% CPU usage now compared to 13400.

running smoother on a than 10th gen and better performance for our 3090 ti

8 cores of processing power yet low TDP X3D Cache makes for excellent gains in gaming performance I'm getting around 20-40 more FPS than my previous Ryzen 5 5600 1% lows are noticeably better, and games feel buttery smooth.

First one was bad but second one is good no issues.

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.