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runs cool and quiet, the igpu is a major bonus imo, still building and testing, i will update when complete. so far sooo goood.

It works! Installed it into my new pc set up without any difficulties. Booted up normally and now I just got a terrific deal.

The processing power of this chip lends well to both gaming and business functions (spreadsheets, graphics, etc.).

- great performance thus far - boosts to 4.9 GHz on auto voltage. - 4.2 to 4.3 ghz on all core without PBO - great benchmark scores - can push up to 4.5 ghz to 4.6 ghz all core if PBO enabled and negative voltage offset. ( this will effectively reduce your single core boost to about 4.7 -4.8, essentially trading 4% multithread performance for 4% single thread performance)

I have both, but in different boards; i read a review that said the hyperthreading only counts in certain games, and since I run a dx-11 title on my surround view rig, i can't notice any disadvantage, nor a boost when playing american truck driver. the one thing i have noticed, is it's currently a lot cheaper than my 3600, lol! but seriously folks; I've run a few hundred hrs with this proc, using an msi r-9 290, a gigabyte wind force gtx 1650 o.c; and an asus rtx 5050 o.c. without a single hitch! i love the new 5050 by the way; i removed the plastic back plate, and re-installed the screws, to use the shroud as the support plate, so i could set a 92mm 4-pin fan over the pcb (dart tips fit the mounting holes, and are trimable for height) and it runs 5760 x 1080p at about 60% load, and 120 degrees F.... (44 fps and full eye candy) i'm on an asrock b550 phantom 4; 16gb timtec 16-18-18-38 3200mhz; a 40" tv, with two 32" viewsonics for the side windows, and it rocks! i'm old school; i built my first rig in 1995, and i never overclock, i just upgrade to go faster, lol! my bragging rights come from the years i can squeeze out of the cash i paid; i have 20 motherboards; an abit ax5 with a 100 mhz dx4, and perfect caps after 30 years. i have a foxconn destroyer, an asrock 990fx fatalty killer, an asrock z590 steel legend atx's all. a pair of zotac 780 gtx's amped editions with full solid copper water blocks, a gigabyte ud5 with an i7 core / and 8 x 4 gb sticks quad channel ddr3 patriot 1866 mhz copper aluminum spreaders with copper bars inside..................................... an original foxconn 8800 gtx i purchased the day it was released

-The fastest gaming cpu you can buy. Its kind of surreal to see the performance first hand. -The most efficient all core performance by a country mile (165W at max load but i have some extra thermal headroom so that pushed power up a bit from the typical 150W). Literally pulls half the power of competing options. -Insane for music production. I straight up doubled my performance in FL Studio from my previous i9 9900k. Running 400+ HQ plugins at 96khz (albeit at a large buffer size) and it there is no playback artifacts, glitches, anything. Im going to test further soon but i think Vcache plays very nicely with modern DAWs. -Great for virtualization AND emulation. -Onboard iGPU that actually kind of rips. Just see for yourself. You DO NOT need a dedicated GPU for your system if your use case doesnt require one.

-Best gaming chip in 2017 -Very good overall performance -Fast cores (high frequency x high IPC) -Overclockable (4.5 GHz to 5.0 GHz or higher if you win the silicon lottery) -Excellent value at the end of 2017 thanks to holiday sale pricing and competition from AMD

- It exceeded my expectations when compared to my i9-14900k. I get more FPS and lower wattage! an Amazing Combo

AMD Ryzen 5 5600X has all of the processing power you need to do gaming at 1080P and 1440P resolutions. It has both the single-core speed and multi-core muscle to run all current games. Why pay more for performance that you can measure but not really see? Pair the 5600X with a current Radeon GPU to enable Smart Memory Access, a caching improvement that gives you improved gaming response that you can see. You want overclocking? Use AMD Ryzen Master Utility to enable one-click automatic overclocking. No need for performance testing, headaches or worries.

Good price. Good performance. Works with my Artic Liquid Freezer II 240mm AIO.

i ordered this product to keep the price down on a new pc build for my client, this cpu is way more than they needed to do the job that they wanted, worked perfectly, over all cost for this pc was around $500.00 and he was very happy with the end results.

- Great speed for an older processor

-12th gen -LGA 1700 -Fast -Really fast -Silent and effective fan -Thermal Paste pre applied - Good for gaming - Good for budget