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Fast upgrade from 12900k 6ghz outta box AI overclock Price vs last two chips Same socket

-I'm blown away by just how smooth everything is now. -The x3d architecture bringing more cache is incredible for games. If you are having micro-stutters, then this is your fix. -Seemingly better than the current intel line-up -No pins on the CPU!

Works great, great price, fast shipping, actually received what is shown.

First off, getting it at MSRP put it cheaper than the 3900X it replaced. Secondly, while its stock FPS in Heavenbench avgd about 20 more, the MIN FPS went from avg of 9 to almost 70! Thats huge. Leaving this on auto-overclock with PBO led to much better scores in Heaven and in game (CoD Warzone). FPS in Warzone (Downtown @1440) bumped an average of 15-20, but theres no more visible dip when in firefights. It has made a massive difference in winning engagements thanks to EIGHT TIMES higher MIN FPS.To all the tech reviewers who said the 5800X doesnt make sense at the price (spend a bit more for the 5900 for more performance, spend a bit less for only slightly less performance on the 5600X, guess what? It absolutely makes sense now, as 5600s are instantly out stock and cost way more on secondary markets, and the 5900s are nearly twice the price.

Good price for a 8c/16t cpu was less then 176. Great single/multi thread to finish off AM4. Bios and OS says it is what it should be performance is great even with a old 4g AMD RX570 Came quick within a week.

As fast as a Core i9-12900K, at least in the benchmarks I care about. Comes with a slim cooler. Low power! 65W max by default, but on Windows it should idle very low thanks to the efficiency cores.

-I have significant performance enhancement since getting this. -Was also delivered on time.

I bought this CPU after "test driving" many laptops with their iteration of the Ultra 7 CPUs. I was impressed by the smoothness and speed of these, so I upgraded from a 13700k to this one. The Ultra runs a bit cooler than the 13700k. Neither CPU was overclocked. In BIOS performance settings, this runs at 5.2 GHZ with zero issues. On air, it runs at about 33 C under normal load. Nice CPU.

Great multitasking CPU. Right balance of power and productivity for office workstations. Highly recommend for someone looking for a reasonably price CPU with built in graphics, to do common everyday tasks, that also isn't afraid to multitask.

This is a great value if you aren't needing high-end graphics and want to save some money on your build. You don't need the additional graphics card in your system.

I purchased an AMD Ryzen 5800x3d to "sidegrade" to replace my 5900x. The massive 96 MB level three cache is what sold me on this particular CPU. The CPU was open and possibly used... but it works well enough to make my 5900x look weak. The 5900x is a server CPU. The 5800x3d is a true gaming CPU.

-Faster core speeds than 5700g -3D Vcache -higher cache than 5700g -lower temps

Has no problem with daily computing. I seldom have time for games so not the source for that kind of info.

-fast response and good replacement time

Way more than I need