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The king of the am4 platform when it comes to CPUs. It runs amazing and has given me a solid upgrade from a 5700x.

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Cheap as borshe - easy to mount no unexpected issues with bios

Nice power, low heat just 120w, so nice

Upgraded from a 265k and while not a huge performance gain in gaming still a nice improvement. Absolute monster when it comes to multi core workloads. Even using a 240mm AIO this CPU is easy to cool.

-Same install as a normal AM4 pocessor -No Weird OS CPU scheduler -Can use Windows High performance mode unlike 7950X3d (prevent it's cores from parking) -Better TimeSpy Scores out of my 4090 with this compared to my previous 7950x3d -Very low heat... I used a Noctua D15 and it never goes above 79-80C under extreme load, 65C while gaming AAA

Its better than i expected, much better.

This is my first AMD CPU since the days of the Athlon 64 X 2. I had really liked the AMD chips (I still have a working K6-III 450 that OCs to 600MHz on an old Compaq Presario), and my first builds in the early 2000s were all AMD. But I shifted to Intel with the introduction of the Core2Duo line of CPUs which were amazingly cool-running and OCable and never went back to AMD until now. My last Intel build which I still use was an i5-13600k build from 2023, a great cpu. But Intel seems kind of stalled right now, so I opted for AMD Ryzen. I have never spent such a large sum on a cpu (and adjusting for inflation), but I'm old and decided to go for it. Using this cpu has been a learning curve to say the least, with CCDs, 3d cache, core parking, and other features of these chips with which I was unfamiliar. But wow, this 9950X3D is jaw-dropping. Currently, I am not OCing but I am undervolting. And at stock, some of the CCD1 cores run at 5750+ stable, and all the CCD0 at 5500+. None of my temps (package, CCD or individual cores) exceed mid-70s (peak bursts) and average in the mid-60s under gaming (FS 2024, Cyberpunk 2077) or benchmark (OCCT, Cinebench) demands. And this is using only a 240mm AIO. The AMD chipset drivers work great, and when paired with Win 11 Game Bar and a Win 11 Balanced power option, the non-3D cached cores idle at 4.3GHz when gaming just as they are supposed to do. This is all new to me, but I've learned, and it's just magic. I'm using a 5070 Ti and 64G of Corsair Vengeance (I bought in early 2025 when it was cheap). My gaming is smooth, apps the same (it blows through Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop), and everything snaps. Hats off to AMD.

Fortunate to get on Newegg Shuffle a months ago Handles CAD and editing programs that require high CPU capacities Less power usage than its Intel rivals and is more cost effective Haven't run into any application that it can't handle with ease

- Ryzen 5 - Zen 4 - Works fast - Doesn't run crazy hot with my AIO setup (35c idle, 70c gaming)

Trust me it is better than the 7700x. If you are building new. This is a no brainer. Use my PC for gaming mostly and I did notice the difference going from a 7700x. The 1% low's were definitely better also. Which makes for a smooth gaming experience.

I hit 45000 on cpu benchmark Huge difference compared to my old Ryzen5 5600g

1. It's not an i9-14900k. 2. It runs a lot cooler than my last processor. (which fried during the return process) 3. Does what it's intended for.

This CPU performs great, I'm breezing through my editing workloads in DaVinci, After Effects among others, gaming is definitely a delightful experience, though I bought this as a work horse first.

Destroys video games

Trade in program let me swap this for my old 13600k to get a much better binned CPU and two free games (Battlefield 6 & Assassin's Creed Shadows) for a grand total cost of $18 in the end. Not bad.

One of the best processors you can get if you're on the AM4 platform.