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-runs cool for a cpu with a 16 cores (170 watt tdp) -Awesome gaming performance (Best gaming cpu) -Awesome productivity performance (Best productivity performance, other than "Threadrippers"

Fast processor, easy on power and runs cool, keeps up extremely well with our other computer's Ryzen 7 7700x, especially considering it's only a Ryzen 5.

came with cpu cooler fast for me at least super good price

Maintains a reliable lower temperature than its competition in i9 14900k series from Intel. Most of the benchmarks outperform the i9 14900k but some do not. For the most part I really enjoy having the AMD Ryzen 9 flagship CPU in my system. The memory bandwidth is nearly double that of the i9 14900 with 6000MHz memory versus the Intel CPU running 7200MHz memory.

Lightning fast, games run beautifully paired with my 3060.

- I am using an air cooler, and the system runs very quiet and smooth. - Cinebench R23 easily passes 35,000 multicore and 2,271 single-core without overclocking

Been using this CPU for a month now, seated in an ASUS Crosshair X670E Hero motherboard with G Skill DDR5 6000 CL30 AMD EXPO 32GB memory and a Radeon 6950XT GPU. As reviews state when fully stressed CPU will hit 95C with boost clock 5.2-5.85GHz adjusted accordingly in synthetic benchmarks. However in real world applications I commonly see 6.3GHz on 12 of my 16 cores when gaming or video encoding running max at 84C cooled by a Cooler Master ML360 AIO.

Roughly 10% better performance over the Ryzen 7 5700X - minuscule, but in case anyone cares to know.

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easy to install and its fast

TL;DR 5.7ghz single core six cores 5.1, six cores 5.2 full load. PPT 145 watt CO -30 Ambient 26c Noctua DH15 max 82c CBR23 MC 29335, SC 2053 Asrock X670E Taichi 1.09 Ive been waiting for this since it was said X370 would not support 5000 series. Although it can be now, theres no reason for me to invest in old tech. Im very happy with my purchase. I know its expensive, but ive waited long enough. If i keep waiting, thats all I'll be doing. Of course if the X370 supported the 5000 series at launch like it was suppose to, I could have upgraded 2 years ago and waited on 7000X3D. Se La Vie. Coming from Ryzen 1700 non X / EVGA 1080 ti FTW3.

Good price/performance. Using it for a recording studio and so far it shrugs off anything I can throw at it. Very please.

Fast, Easy Install

The multithreaded and single core performance is greater than most processors out there, but reviews are mostly about games, for other workloads like video editing it is unmatched. Every day us is also a breeze.

I am cooling it with Be Quite! Dark Rock Pro 4

Is a beast un just about everything.

Performance is as expected, probably the best workstation-class CPU on desktop right now. With a bit curve optimizer tuning, can do 45k score in Cinebench R23 and 15k score in Time Spy Extreme CPU benchmark with only 230W package power reported from HWInfo64. Idle power consumption sits at around 35W on desktop.

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.

Massive single thread performance increase coming from Ryzen 7 1800X. Games are as smooth as silk. Typically consumes 30 watts or less during my gaming sessions.