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In Desktop CPU Processor

- Great gaming chip - Good enough for basic video editing

Low power consumption, excellent thermal performance and great performance for gaming and multitasking

-Modern CPU with low 65W power demand -Excellent value

- Runs cool and boosts to 4875 MHz all core - Didn't have any problems running PBO which wasn't the case with 5800X3D - Games at 4K are not much changed except maybe 1% lows are better - Stable and fast CPU - Low power consumption compared to Intel

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

This is an amazing CPU, even a decent upgrade from a 5950x (unless you are a gamer). Max single core boost is around 5.9ghz, multi around 5.6ghz which is just phenomenal.

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

Runs cool Easy to overclock Great for gaming, rendering, encoding, etc.

nice and fast running on a Z690 ASUS hero

Unit functions incredibly well. I upgraded from a 2700x to this. Heating is a tad high, but I usually don't exceed 70C under heavy rendering load in photoshop or a game, which is fine. If your still running a 1000 / 2000 series Ryzen, this will be an immense upgrade, and is well worth it.

I had no problem installing into my pc.

-Fast -Great OC capability -Great synergy with AMD products

Easy to install Thermals out of the box are good. Without overclocking Cinebench score of 39,303 multi-core, 2,229 single core, with a 17.63 MP Ratio.

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

16 core 32 threats. Powerful and less power demand.

Had been on 8-core CPU's for the longest time, but I found that I was multi-tasking more and more. This CPU fit the bill and it was a noticeable speed bump over my old 5800X. It was a nice middle ground as the next level up, 9950X, was beyond my budget. Plenty good enough for gaming also. Power efficiency is still good enough to stick to air cooling.

It is a little faster than my 13700k (that it replaced). The 13700k replaced a 12700k that I traded in. It has four more p cores, but doesn't get any hotter than the 13700k at 100% load.

Maybe my space saver. Ibwanted the PCIe 5.0 experience now the initial intro prices are past.