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

Upgraded from a 3700x, Im seeing 20 - 50 FPS higher performance in most DX11 / DX12 games @ 1440p Ultra Settings... Paired with a Asus Tuf x570 Plus Wifi, a MSI 6800xt GPU, 64GB DDR4 @ 3600MT/s, And All NVMe Storage. PBO Pushed it to 4.9ghz stable @ 1.3V, max temps at 74⁰C on a 280mm AIO, idle temps at 32⁰C. Also overclocked it to 5.1ghz at 1.32Volts, stable 79⁰c max temp OCd. MAKE SURE you install the proper Chipset driver directly from AMD and disable Windows Driver Updates !!!

TL;DR; the CPU is excellent at what it does (workstation/gaming), I see no reason to adopt Intel’s attempt at a new chip design for quite a few years, assuming it becomes the norm. Also, please ensure you cool this properly, it needs a good cooler, especially with DOCP settings on RAM.

Potentissimo

Its literally what any gamer could dream of. But sadly I needed a processor now and these people are the only ones who had them; it was all I needed so I had to buy it at a scalper price. It would be nice to see the scalper market go away but they dont have morals and they are not going to stop

Better than 5950x in terms of price per core

Montei um pc há pouco tempo e esse processador cai muito bem com meu setup.

Im a bit late to the party for Ryzen 5000 Series, but the 5900x is still definitely worth it if youre an editor and play games on the side, the core/thread count is really great value and I havent had any major complaints about it getting hung up on a process or lagging at all - Thats a great thing considering my prior 3600x had a lot of issues multitasking

Upgraded from a 2700, this thing is amazing. Temps can get abit high but use a good cooler. I use a

Paired with Asus x570 Pro, DDR4 16 GB (2x8GB) 4400MHz DRAM, 1 TB M.2, and AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT. Love the speed! Did a stress test and couldnt max out the core using multiple methods, where as my 6 core would boggle down on just starting up. Great buy, highly recommend!

I love everything about Zen 3, I used this CPU for my superheavy audio production computer. Only this CPU could handle everything I do so far.