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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.

Easy to install/remove GPUs Quick release for M.2 SSDs as well Debug code Lots of M.2 slots

Got this to replace a Ryzen 5600 system. Noticeable speed increase and runs cooler too. Using it mostly for video file playback and it doesn't chug on 8K or high bit-rate 4K content. Got it on sale so the price was right. A good option for a starter gaming PC.

Great performance Stellar fps in all games

-Motherboard does have RGB -Several connection ports for those with several accessories to plug in directly to the motherboard or the the back panel. -No tools required M.2 SSDs ports. -Easy bios flash feature

Works great, but make sure to uninstall all previous bluetooth drivers before upgrading. It will prevent you from using the motherboards bluetooth. I had top reset my whole ssd because I couldn't find the drivers.

I had to send it back for repair ( my bad not thiers) really great services.

-Low power vs the previous generations -Both great gaming and multicore performance -Plenty of IO -Doesn't kill itself like raptor lake -Very tame voltages -Super responsive even vs raptor lake which on paper these should be about the same. -iGPU have av1 encoding so frees my actual gpu for other stuff -Stable and no strange bugs or issues

It has a utilitarian look to it that speaks to the 90s child in me. As I've mounted RGB lights they reflect beautifully off the metal heat sinks giving my entire case a green glow. Glorious. It has RGB sync and PCIE 4.0. Everything you need for a gaming build. I've upgraded from a PCIE 2.0 Intel i7870 (that's right, first generation intel board) and went with this AMD board. It's a steel workhorse that gets the job done right. the 4 DDR4 RAM slots are great, and I will eventually add an M2 wireless as well.

This is by far the best thermal compound you can buy. After applying this to my 3700+ Sandy, I noticed an instant 2C drop in load temps. After the burn-in was completed, a total of 4-5C drop in load temps. It did the same for my 6600GT and my 7600GT. This stuff is just plain amazing.

Bluetooth WIfi enabled simple setup with plenty of Sata Ports, and RGB connectors and enough space to hold a 3080 without blocking sata ports.

Easy to install compatible with my case

4 Ram Slots Multiple M.2 Slots AM5 platform

It worked right away and even let me apply the expo settings to set the optimal speed and it just works.

This thing is packed with features, lots of high power consumption consideration (considering it's an OC Monster). Tons of ease and quality of life features like the EZ PCI-E Release, the M.2 quick release hold downs, and white peripherals.

- Feels very durable and well built - Well designed with clearly labeled connectors and slots - "EZ" switches make installing components simple and stress free - The Qualcomm wireless card on the Pro is excellent, easily the strongest built-in Bluetooth I've used so far - The motherboard worked out of the box with my 9900X. No boot issues and no need to update the BIOS. EXPO also worked as expected. - Built-in heat shields and pads for the NVME drives. My SSD never gets above 51C even though it's right under the graphics card. - High quality heat shields for the VRMs and motherboard controller - Supports PCIE5