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Newegg never disappoints. The good 4090/7950x3d combo is blazing fast no stutter no lag. The new king is here!

Only 65W and uses it well. Zippy performance at less heat! Typically running in the middle 40's C for me.

Relatively cheap, runs cool, latest Zen architecture, games

- I am using an air cooler, and the system runs very quiet and smooth. - Cinebench R23 easily passes 35,000 multicore and 2,271 single-core without overclocking

It's an expensive CPU. The 9800X3D is still and excellent choice. Since I was upgrading from a 32 core 13900K I did not want to lose out on the productivity performance so that is why I chose the 9950X3D.

The most powerful gaming processor with a strong productivity value makes it an expert at all things.

The 5800XT is 8 to 10% faster then my old 3800X. The 5800XT draws 27-30 watts at idle, where as the 3800X draws 45-50 watts at idle. They both use 7nm architecture.

New generation AM5 socket with Great performance and an upgrade path. Upgraded from I5 9400f so the fps boost in games was significant. Very affordable especially on sales and great price to performance.

Great price in combo, very fast in windows applications, for me great in games as well. 200s boost for some extra power.

Love all the cores and working on reducing the voltage used Using a contact frame, very easy to install

P Cores run between 5.4 and 5.7 when doing stuff. E Cores always seem to run at 4.6 when doing stuff. Have it paired with a 5090 and a 9100 PRO M.2 NvME for games and boy to things load fast! Haven't noticed any of the speed degradation like those noted when it was first released. I ponied up for good RAM, too. 4x16 gig CAS Latency 30 @ 6400, the processors native RAM speed. Suer you can over clock the RAM but always aim for your sticks being at least as fast as the processors native controller supports. Went from a 10920x to this after holding out as long as I could. I do wish that they'd make an "X" version at some point, you just can't beat the quad channel memory and the 44 PCI-E Lanes.

Good price/performance. Using it for a recording studio and so far it shrugs off anything I can throw at it. Very please.

- Low 65W TDP - 8 Cores

- All 8 cores are performance cores - Uses laptop thermal management in a desktop CPU: Itll boost until it hits 95C. The old temperature and cooling concerns dont apply here. Will easily boost to 5.4 GHz with spirited cooling. - Boost can be adjusted in UEFI firmware settings - for example with a power target of 87W and neg 15 power curve adjustment, itll stay at 65W TDP with minimal performance loss, if lower power draw and silent running are desired. Likewise adjusting the power curve down without adjusting the power target will increase performance by a little. The max temperature could be adjusted instead or in addition, to 85C or 75C, where that is the primary concern. - DDR5 and PCIe 5 support

This processor is crazy fast. No problems with this one. AMD is still the cheaper and in some cases faster option compared to other choices.

Easy to install. Even comes with a little intel sticker! For this price point its a great cpu.

Excellent out-of-the-box performance Runs cooler than previous Ryzen 7 models

-runs cool with my aio. 20 C idle and around 60C max load. -Fast -EZ overclock -Great for Gaming

really good price for its performance, it's a steal.

Got this for a deal! It works good delivery was fast and I am pleased with my purchase.