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I had a 3700x and I didnt want to upgrade to AM5 and have to replace my ram, aio, likely a new power supply and deal with a full tear down of my computer. Not only that everything is amazingly expensive rn, so when I saw they were releasing the 5800x3d I started watching hardware news like a hawk for a release date. On launch day I actually managed to beat the scalpers and got one for myself at MSRP here on Newegg instead of getting absolutely railed by scalper pricing on the second hand market. Its a great CPU, really glad I managed to get one!

This CPU is incredibly fast. For the price you can't beat it. I did an AMD build years ago, and since I didn't want to reward Intel for recent years of mediocrity and lazy innovation, I decided to give AMD another try with their new Ryzen 7000 series. I was blown away!

Performance is excellent especially for the price and can't be beat. Multi thread performance is great and is awesome for Gentoo Linux. Software compiles and builds fast and it doesn't seem to throttle it self down as long as the temps stay within range. Haven't used it to play games yet so can't comment on that. So far the system has been rock solid no issues at all. I haven't seen any throttling due to temps with my 360mm AIO cooler, even with all cores at 100% usage for a few hours. Support for P and E-core scheduling worked out of the box on Gentoo Linux and everything is nicely balanced across all cores.

Super Fast!! I do a lot of flight simming in VR with MSFS and DCS, and this processor gave me a super boost in MSFS to around 55 FPS with complex Airliners.

This is easily the best cpu I've ever had Easy to cool with PBO on with just an efficient air cooler Very Fast and stable

- Handles all core and single core workloads with ease - Great for gaming stuttering was almost non existent - Works with many generations of motherboards with a BIOS update - Performance per watt is out of this world

Fastest in the world

Easy install. Includes a heat sink and fan-I didnt use it but still good for some. Started right up and ran with no trouble.

Dynamic switch 5.8 GHZ and 5.450 GHZ oc very good processor and very underestimated by the media I tested against my 7800x3d and its games for not much both were optimized 7800x3d oc ebclk and negative pbo curve with both of the ram 2x24GB trident z gskill oc 6200 MHZ cl28-38-38-38 on aida the 9700x job maintains a latency of 56.8ns against the 7800x3d 57.6ns

yes I like it.

- Linux: Total of 32 processors activated (274665.92 BogoMIPS) !! - Easy to install - runs cool - tctl averages 50c, peaks around 90c under heavy load (with a 240 AIO). - very stable with expo at 6000mhz, and two gen 5 ssd.

It is perfect for sff cases with limited cooling or a quieter build. The best CPU under $220, within 10% of the performance of the 265k. However if you find the 265k refurbished at the same price get The 250k make way more sense in a combo where you get a deep discount on a motherboard

Upgraded from my Ryzen 1600 to the 5700x on my AM4 X370 motherboard with a simple BIOS update. 5700x uses no more power than the 1600, but has 2 more cores and my productivity rendering speed is more than twice as fast. Overall system responsiveness is snappier and CPU bottlenecks were removed from some games. If you want to overclock it, you can match the 5800x.

AMD always had competitive prices, performance amazing. True cores and lower power, power efficient.

Always stable