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I was able to get the Processor while very scarce. Shipped out almost immediately. Received item in less than a week.

came new in box, works great

Modest price for a significant upgrade from my old system.

Low Power consumption Awesome Temps Great IMC Powerful E Cores

Super chill45°C idle, 55-63°C under load Beastlyhandles heavy tasks and gaming like a champ Silentbarely a whisper

Solid, stable

The Ryzen 7 5800XT is a great upgrade from a Ryzen 5 3600X on the AM4 platform. CPU cooler is included. Great performance for the price.

-worth the upgrade from 5950X Update 2/22/23: -with a PBO of -30 using Ryzen Master core tuner, performance went from about 25% (no OC) to 39% at a Max thermal of 85C (not 95C stock). Used a Noctua U12A cooler.

It's a nice chip. I have a graphics card so I didn't need the K version; the KF works just fine.

After I bought this, a friend asked how much faster the 14700k is in comparison to his older Core i5-6500. Since I have overclocked and non-overclocked scores for a 6600k saved to the CPU-Z database, I was able to check. In the CPU-Z v.17 benchmark a 6th Gen i5 or i7 typically scores around 450 to 500 in the single-core benchmark, and the i5 scores somewhere around 1500 to maybe 2000 in the multithreaded benchmark, depending on the clock frequency and XMP. The 14700k on the other hand scores around 900 points in the single-core benchmark and around 14500 in the multithreaded benchmark. It's really amazing to see how much better these late Raptor Lake processors are in comparison to all of these 14nm Skylake based processors. I still have an i5-6600k that can hit 4.8GHz with the RAM tuned at 3000MT/s and it scores around 500 points in the CPU-Z single-core benchmark, and about 2000 points in the multithreaded score. I'm using this with an Asus board and the SP scores are a bit above average. I think the combined SP score is around 78 and the MC SP score is 76.

Windows 24H2 has a bug that can gimp the CPU Performance. High Performance power plan in Windows R23 score 39000. Ultimate Power Plan 40500. Has no issues maxing out a 7800XT You need to use CMD as admin to unlock the Hidden Ultimate Performance Power Plan. Google it faster at multicore than my 7970X3D and just as fast at lower resolution gaming.

Was a decent price 12/24 cores that can go above 5ghz boosted

Came in super fast

Had to return, waiting on new cpu. Return process was easy. Update! Received a new CPU and it worked great! So far so good. The 9700x runs VERY cool and boosts up to 5.5 ghz. I'm using an ARCTIC COOLING Liquid Freezer III - 240 and even during stress tests it only gets to 55c.

Had an article pop up about the i5-14500 being on sale on newegg, I was happy with my 12th gen and didn't really think I needed an upgrade. But I was also planning on buying BF6, so when I saw a bundle with both items I couldn't resist! Got a little bump on FPS for most games and I get to play BF6 on launch. Couldn't be happier

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 was faster then my old one - It was great for gaming

Got this for a deal! It works good delivery was fast and I am pleased with my purchase.

Handles virtualization well. I have been using it to simulate a datacenter network topology. The price isn't terrible for what you get.