





-Stock settings are pushing the CPU almost to its max. -There are still some small overclocking tweaks you can make to gain performance.

. This CPU is primarily for productivity work (MS Office, email, web browsing) only, with no gaming. . I was looking for good CPU/integrated GPU performance without a discreet GPU in a small form factor build. . The 8700G at 65W is a good match for my needs while keeping thermals in check with a good air cooler.

Great for keeping simulation games running smoothly into the late game.

65 watt but also 3.6ghz with 6 cores. Great price!

Good for gaming Doesn't heat up much if you have the correct cooling



Great Pricing for AMD Ryzen 9 3900X. No Extra packaging to pay for.

Love this CPU. Upgraded from a Ryzen 5 7600 and due to cash constraints did not buy new. Risked it and bought this one cause I needed more cores. This sucker is FAST. LOVE having 32 THREADS AVAILABLE.

Fantastic performance in gaming Doesnt get too hot (I use a 240mm AIO and it stays around 36c idle and 65 under max load). Blows away Intels new Core Ultra series(in frame generation). Cheaper than its beefier 5800X3D brother, but still gives great performance.

The product is good if your wsnt to buy a budget am5 cpu. For 95$ es good but the cons is that the cpu is pcie 4.0 when all thr cpus of am5 are pcie 5.0 so with future gpus you might have a little of bottle neck the last gpu for pcie 4.0 is the 4090. and the other cons is that dont have integrated graphics. Is a ryzen 7600 but with 10-15% less power and with no gpu include. But ignoring that is a good cpu for 1080p and 1440p. Good in multitasking and more.



Very good performance. Fast, Fast, Fast.

running this at 4.6 and temp idles at 30c, can go higher but don't feel the need. noticed my rift fps is between 35-70, about 50% higher than my 2600k was giving me oc'd at 3.6