BEST SELLERS

In Desktop CPU Processor

It runs cool and the extra lanes of Gen 5 PCIe is superior to LGA1700 designs.

- onboard graphics that will suffice until graphics card supply changes - It's a beast - more than enough computing power for most people.

It has been a long, long wait for a modern cpu that don't cost an arm and a leg. I had a Ryzen 7 1800 that went belly up last winter. Finding a replacement cpu was difficult last winter. And very pricey. I ended up with a Ryzen 3 2200G to get by on. It works OK, but is slower. It wasn't cheap either. Last week I read an article, and it had a link to buy a Ryzen 7 5700G. I jumped on it. While I have a video card, I wanted the option for the built in Vega graphics. Just in case. I haven't tested the performance of the GPU part of this processor since I just swapped it out for the Ryzen 3 2200G. I had some issues getting past the bios screen. I have a MSI x470 Gaming Plus MB, and was happy to see the 5700G on the white list. But the bios was as far as I could get when I rebooted. I found out the fix via forums, in the advanced settings in the bios, change UEFI to CSM, that will change the boot from UEFI to UEFI LEGACY mode. After that the cpu booted into windows 10 properly. Once I got the fans running the way I wanted, I tried a game, Civ 6. I was quite impressed on how fast the game loaded, and cycled through the turns. This was a huge leap over what I had. I tried the Game boost mode via the MSI MB, the clock went from 3800 mhz to 4600 mhz, it was running a bit hot. But it's good up to 95 C, and I was at 72 c. I decided the normal mode was fast enough since it automatically jumps to 4.6 ghz on it's own. The temperatures stays at 35 at idle, hitting up to 61 C playing Doom Eternal. Game play was fluid with the 570rx video card. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the performance and the flexibility of having the option to not have a video card, they can fail. It's a lousy time to do diy pc building/repair. I was happy to get what I got when I could!

Fastest CPU on the market

I use AMD TR's for my workstation, but needed something for a storage server. Decided to use Intel this time around. No particular reason. Works just fine. 4 power cores and no e cores so I don't risk any conflicts. Worked without issue.

I have a dedicated gaming PC for sim racing and having the lowest possible latency and highest FPS is critical. Cooling is not an issue as I use the Corsair iCUE H150i RGB PRO XT Liquid CPU Cooler and the 5800X3D is cooler than the 5800X I replaced.

Installation was a breeze. and my build booted up without issue. No problems with XMP profile running at 2400MHz 4.0Ghz stock speed.

-Way above what you need for every day use. -Greatest single-core performance for the buck -With a bit of tweeking in bios, will outstand your expectations even if not overclocked.

Huge cache! Works in motherboards up to 7 years old!

Way more than I need

Arrived earlier than expected. Works just like new.

Replaced an ancient i5 and GTX 560 and runs faster and quieter including in the games my kids play (Roblox and Minecraft).

no issues mounting

Easy to install Included cooler does the job CPU is fast

Plays Games fine

It's an Intel. Lots of reviews on the 12th gen processors and aftermarket cooling. The design of the IHS plate requires attention. I chose to delid mine right out of the box and add a copper IHS plate. Yes warranty voided, but I have none of the issues others end up with. 360 AIO for cooling, temps are 24C at idle, and 63C stressed for two hours.