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- AM5 is the future of gaming cpus and the 9800x3d is the pinnacle of gaming cpus at the moment. - Runs games amazing. (paired with 5070ti) pushing 300 fps on most games and getting 240 on all AAA titles. - Very simple install, however this cpu can run hot because of its crazy power so DO NOT cheap out on an aio or air cooler. I recommend the Lian Li Trinity Galahad, its a great cooler and isn't crazy expensive. the 240mm or 360mm will do you good depending on your case as well.

I got the CPU about a week after ordering. No problems so far.

AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 25 C / 30 C Idle 40 C / 45 C Gaming

Price for the 6 core Ryzen chip is great for my budget build the cooler is ok for now and windows 11 compatible

Its better than the 7800x

Fastest in the world

It is running in my Asus ROG Maximus Apex. Great with gaming and workloads. Stable over clocking . Better than last gen. Keep up the good work Intel.

Low cost Moderate size means it fits easily Simple to install

Best CPU for both gaming and productivity so far. Definitely a very good upgrade from a 13th Gen Intel i9 that had instability issues. Doesn't get so hot when multitasking. This thing is fast

This is my first build; I am coming from the laptop world and have always wanted to build my own PC. It's definitely the fastest processor I have ever used, it paired well with the Z890 Asus Hero MB and 32 gbs. of Corsair Vengeance 6400. The onboard graphics have worked well (nothing intensive) until my GPU comes later this week.

Powerful, fast, easy to install.

This cpu paired with 4060 can run anything with frames over the 200 range no shutter no slow down. With new high profile games. I can honestly see no point in buying the x3d chips when this does everything gaming wise!

Using this for mostly gaming. No complaints. I got this while waiting for the 7800x3D but after using it for a few months I really see no need to drop additional cash on the 7800x3D. It's maxing out my monitor on what I play. So I'll sit tight with this and see how the 8000 series chips are next year and maybe pull the trigger on that down the road if there's a benefit. Temps are good in an sff H1 with -30 offset. 60s gaming. No issues on framerates on all the games Im playing. Productivity stuff I use doesn't push this chip at all. So no complaints.

-silent under most loads -extremely functional and quality feel for the price -sturdy -sealed AIO does not need maintenance or initial filling -filled with premium Corsair coolant -very easy to install, comes with premium hardware that will suit most mid applications

+ Extremely powerful + Less expensive than a competing AMD cpu + Great upgrade

the installation was easy and the cooler looks amazing with my build

-blazing fast and overclocked out-of-box to 5.3ghz (for me) with current MoBo bios and drivers. -ECO mode at 65 average watts and much lower temps is giving me great 1440p, 144hz gaming on high/ultra WoW with max viewing distance. -integrated GPU is nice for new rig setup pending installation of graphics card.

I have already submitted a review for the same product earlier this year

I bought the 265KF, meant to get the K but its ok, anyway its by far the best processor I've ever had. My first 8 core processor and on the i7 tier. It makes everything so so smooth just navigating anywhere . It pushes everything to my RTX 3070ti with room to spare. A huge upgrade from my i5 10600k from my first build.

- Solid construction - Many socket mount types - Colorful addressable LEDs and output a Rainbow when not connected to anything - Very reasonable cost