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Cache is huge havent seen a stutter yet coming from the 5600x

Decent price. Overclocks to 4.5Ghz. Trusted brand.

Simple setup.

Amazing CPU, it does about anything I need it to do. I don't play many games but it does just fine with ATS, ETS2, FS22, GTA V, and others. From testing it seems like the CPU is no longer the bottleneck and I can upgrade the GPU again later. Easy upgrade path to i5/i7/i9 later down the road.

Easy install and it runs everything.

Upgraded 2020 budget mini ITX build from Ryzen 5 2600. Updated mobo before disassembly. For unknown reason CPU would not register/ black screen, then it magically went to working after I asked for replacement. LOL. Does not come with fan, which I knew. Reused Nomura fan and cooler. Temps very moderate. I also upgraded to an NVMe 1tb ssd, all paired with existing GTX1060 6 GB, 16 GB RAM. Could not be happier. Noticeable difference in speed. Should be good for several more years now. Fast shipping too.

Doesn't run hot even without water cooler No issues with performance

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.

Destroys video games

Great good build, with like a charm. Temp at low under STRESS TEST.

- Extremely fast - Very efficient - No Compatibility issues as yet - Great all around work horse if you don't want to go with the I9

Way more than I need

I don't need gaming or other heavy lifting for a CPU. I just needed a cool, quiet, modern platform that will last me for a good number of years. I chose Intel over AMD as I find Intel's Quick Sync hardware capabilities to be better in my application for a media server. This CPU fit the bill. It's the cheapest option to get into a socket 1851 platform at this time with no budget oriented Ultra 3, Pentiums, or Celeron chips available. Having 10 cores available is nice to have, but a bit overkill for my application. I am pleased with the CPU. It stays cool and quiet. The stock cooler has a copper core and is VERY quiet! It does everything I need.

- A good starting point for mid-tier builds - Supports DDR4 and DDR5 memory speeds - Inexpensive

-firmware has been cleaned up -fast and power effecient

I upgraded from a 5600x to this 5700x3d. Night and day difference. In most games I got 10-15% higher frame rates. The CPU runs cooler than the 5600x as well. The 5700x3d is advertised as 105w TDP but even under full load of a benchmark I havent seen it go higher than 90w. Im happy.

-Fast! -Faster than my old 7700k -Faster than the newer 8700k -Faster than ryzen 2700x -Overclockable but get a good cooler.