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This is far and away the best cpu for gaming our right now. It's an absolute beast. AMD opened up overclocking for this chip and honestly there isn't much performance to gain there. But where this chip really shines is undervolting. I was able to get a stable -40 all core undervolt using curve optimizer and now this thing sips power in all core workloads and sits at around 55 degrees C with an AIO cooling.

Simple. Period.

Great buy. Super thankful they produced these again. Best upgrade for any AMD4 rig if you don't want to be **** in the *** by AMD5 and the current high prices thanks to gonk AI data centers. Runs fast. Everything on my comp is much faster now. Snappy. Games work beautifully on it. Pretty much a solid 20% boost to FPS and performance.. The cooling pad it came with is doing its job perfectly too. Full load I'm getting only 61-63c. By I'm running a dual fan/dual tower air cooler.

65w tdp, but tunable and overclockable. Running it with an AIO watercooler, runs 40-65 celsios typically. Came up immediately with a discrete graphic card. ( I was having trouble with other (similar, used, no graphics cpu , Perhaps it is a simpler initialization when the cpu has graphics? ) It is nice to have the "latest and greatest Zen 5 core., as of 2025 I dabble in performance coding / performance optimization, I wanted the full 512 bit avx512 support featured in Zen 5. This CPU is a price/performance sweet spot.

This processor is another great upgrade from the older series.

Expensive but definitely worth it thats for sure runs cool at 40 degrees Celsius and cinebench only hits 69 degrees Celsius due to my cooling in my case have 0 issues so far

I paired this CPU with a RTX 3080 10GB on a 1080p and I'm getting +165 FPS in arc riders epic settings.

I just put my new computer together yesterday, I was building with this Ryzen 9900X and the Radeon RX 9070 XT with 64 GB Ram at 6000 MHZ. I was upgrading from a 5600x and an RTX 2080 Super, the difference has been very noticeable. Everything is loading up faster and gameplay has been very smooth. I'm running a 240 AIO on this CPU and so far, the temps have been stellar. Idle, it's under 40c and while playing games it's sticking to about 60c.

-Upgrade increase was with asus tuf x670e plus wifi, 32gb 6k cl30 ram, and SK hynix Platinum P41 2TB -( Previous build was i5-4690k, 16gb ram, 1tb ssd ) -Same GPU 2070 in both builds -My Oldschool Runescape saw an fps increase from 40-90 fps while doing corrupted gauntlet to 240 fps 24/7 with no gpu upgrade -World of Warcraft dragonflight went from around 70 fps load to 170 fps load WITH massive increase of graphics ( im actually leveraging my 2070 go figure. ) ( not a surprise when upgrading from a i5-4690k ) -New World, dont even get me started, this game was a laggy messsssssssss and now with this monster of a CPU i no longer run on lowest setting i run on mostly high and get around 90-100 fps. -Apex legends had so many studder issues and wow I didnt know the dream of my 240 hz monitor and how smoother things are. -Emulating with this thing is now a dream come true. ( previously a nightmare ) -Hogwarts legacy is in the same boat wow that game is so much smoother, with higher settings getting around 100 FPS definitely heavily GPU bound on this game though but WOW it isnt a studder fest anymore. ( I cant put in words how much smoother the feel of every game is aside from the FPS increase, have a short anecdote below to try to describe it )

Is one of the lower end AM5 X3D cpu.

This cpu is really fast

12 cores and 24 threads. And plays games at good FPS.

Easy install fast speeds not power hungry great price cool efficient

Easy install on Asus Crosshair Extreme. Does what it's supposed to do Will stay cool with an air cooler.

Works great, was worried about some people saying it arrived with bent pins, but package came in very well protected and no issues whatsoever.

-No more Process Lasso process pinning -No more incorrect CCD blunders -No more micromanagement -a ton of 3D V-Cache

- it has 16 cores and embedded graphics - running memory speed 6400 easily - not heating much with normal workload - supports PCIE Gen5 for GPU, and USB4

Out the box it clocks itself up to 5 gigahertz. I mean I know its rated to be like 4.8, but it PBO boosts itself past that if you have good cooling. 16 core 5 ghz with avx and avx2. AM4 is still holding up strong and with DDR5 being outrageously expensive this gives you an option to hold onto until DDR5 becomes reasonable again. Its a good multitasker, like say if you want to do audio engineering, or movie production and video editing, or CAD art, or if you're a streamer who likes to do live lets plays. It still games pretty good too, even though it may not exactly hit 5700x3d/5800x3d fps - its not very far off, maybe 5 to 10 frames difference. So you're getting similar gaming performance (maybe the x3d chips might beat it by a few frames) but where this thing shines is how you can still run that intensive game but have other tasks going too (like say if you want to do lets plays or something and you want to record or stream yourself playing without slowdowns) this is what this CPU is great at. I own both the 5700x3d and the 5900xt, and they're both really good processors. The 5700x3d is more meant for raw frames per second for someone who just wants to game and nothing else. The 5900xt is more meant for those who have a lot of stuff going on multitasking without slowdown.

The Product works amazingly well even with high quality games! Pairs well the RX 6800xt

CPU performs well, stable, temps are not an issue with a be quite Pure Rock Pro 3. Upgraded from a Intel i5-6500...... So probably not fair to compare.