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Great price, good speeds, cores and threads

Really fast, low power draw

It had a 5600x ryzen, the change was brutal to the 5800x3d ryzen. Recommended processor.

- The 9700X is a very efficient CPU. Paired with my 240mm liquid AIO, my computer runs whisper quiet. - If you enable PBO, the 9700X offers great overclocking potential.

-Low power vs the previous generations -Both great gaming and multicore performance -Plenty of IO -Doesn't kill itself like raptor lake -Very tame voltages -Super responsive even vs raptor lake which on paper these should be about the same. -iGPU have av1 encoding so frees my actual gpu for other stuff -Stable and no strange bugs or issues

One of the most powerful home CPUs available. Unmatched 128 MB L3 cache capacity, that after some setup has the potential to make this one of the fastest CPUs in gaming.

Slightly less performance than 7800x3D 12 Cores/24 Threads Runs newer less optimized games very well due to more cores Very good multi core/multi workload strength Doesnt run too hot surprisingly Decent L3 Cache 64MB

Great performance Stellar fps in all games

I am upgrading from a 5800X3D and should have got in last winter before the RAMpacalypse got this bad but alas I did not and now pay the price of FOMO. This CPU is a placeholder for the future Ryzen 7 11800X3D.

One of the best processors you can get if you're on the AM4 platform.

My games are so much smoother.

It's very fast and has more than enough power for demanding tasks and games. It runs a lot cooler than the 7950x just sitting there doing nothing. It's set at 105 watt TDP with the PBO offset at a conservative -10. Now it runs cool and still gets close to where it originally boosted without being a space heater. Love it. My 7950x was total overkill and completely unnecessary. The 7900x is still overkill too, but not to the massive power use detriment. Still runs at 5400mhz + all day to no detriment. I'm really liking this a lot more than my 7950x. I dont care what 3d mark says.

- Does the job

-I'm loving the this CPU, I'm pairing it with a 1660 super and they are a great combo for 1080p gaming with amazing FPS

Good platform and upgrade

Performance: Great. Installation: Easy.

- it has 16 cores and embedded graphics - running memory speed 6400 easily - not heating much with normal workload - supports PCIE Gen5 for GPU, and USB4

It is perfect for sff cases with limited cooling or a quieter build. The best CPU under $220, within 10% of the performance of the 265k. However if you find the 265k refurbished at the same price get The 250k make way more sense in a combo where you get a deep discount on a motherboard

AI Overclock is here! Works better than before, such as that from ASUS AI overclock, which tends to overvolt. Its a lot tighter , making suggestions to offsets cab lines etc. you can do this with the xtu app. Once completed take a screen shot and set it in your bios, done. Very nice. Other pros is its fast , still depends on what you plan to do. If you want to just game, I would consider the 7950x3D or other variants from AMD. But I tend to multitask while gaming , so I really enjoy this chip. It is a lot hotter than my previous 12900k. My previous 12900k was overclocked ran hot, but still not as hot as the 14900kf.