AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12-core, 24-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor

A gift that was returned

Just sitting in my office, as I cannot find a graphics card at a decent price.

Runs super hot so need new fans now, otherwise it sounds like heathrow in my room. Great chip though

Love it worth the money

今回は6コアのRyzen3600からの交換しました

I recently upgraded my PC with this 12-core, 24-thread unlocked desktop processor, and it has made a world of difference! My gaming experience has improved significantly, with smoother gameplay and faster load times, allowing me to enjoy my favorite titles to their fullest.

After building two different I9 computers and ryzen 7 4700g have to say this is a solid and very fast cpu. The combination of drawing less power yet out powering the others tell a story of a fantastic architecture.

Its everything you need in a cpu. For gaming, multi-threaded work loads, rendering, etc. 12 cores and 24 threads, overclockable, and especially under $400? One of the best options you can go with in terms of capability and value.

I wanted a CPU for video processing. I bought this in 2023 for 340 USD. I guess the value for money is good, but it is an interesting learning experience to configure the BIOS Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO2) parameters so that you get the best out of the CPU. These CPUs are designed so that the user (or Motherboard / BIOS vendor) is ultimately responsible to tune performance/heat management parameters via PBO2. If you tune these parameters incorrectly, the CPU will periodically (in the order of seconds) reach some internal temperature limit, throttle down, cool down, speed up, hit limit again - ultimately resulting in deteriorated performance. One has to use a Windows program called Ryzen Master together with the target application that intends to use up all CPU performance, to observe that the CPU is constantly hitting its performance limits instead of doing this fluctuation. The limits also depend on the Motherboards - different Motherboards can provide different amount of current to the CPU. And the cooler.

I got this for my Grandson who is 14 and he is building his own gaming desktop. He loves it!