This PC loads fast as hell with windows 11. For the price its worth upgrading to a AM5 Ryzen.
Use it for vr in a qemu/kvm with a 3060. Its amazing!!
Fast with games. Doesn't get too hot with air cooling while gaming.
Cpu runs really smooth, easy install, no issues
The best non-threadripper you can get, easy installation and solved my bottleneck ten times over.
When it comes to gaming this is it. I have always been an Intel fan, But when it comes to gaming the intel i9 can't compete with this.
More fps in all games, 0 bottleneck, even surpasses all the most expensive AMD and Intel processors It is enough for any task and not just for playing video games, rendering, video editing, etc.
I'm normally an Intel kind of guy but I thought I'd try an AMD chip for a change. So far it is working very nicely.
- Significantly faster single-thread performance than the OC'd 7940x it was replacing. - Multi-threaded performance with the 4 'E' cores still as good as 7940x. - Runs cooler than 7940x for similar workloads.
Exceptional multi-core performance makes it ideal for demanding tasks and workloads.
Very fast, stays cool, and is absolutely AMAZING for gaming. I went from a 5600 to the 5700X3D expecting a solid increase in fps, but it was more than that. On most games it gives me 50%-75% more fps than I was getting before. Some games it literally doubled. (6750 XT gpu) This thing is an absolute beast and I couldnt recommend it enough.
There is no other chip out at the time of writing that can handle the rtx 4090 the way this chip can. It handles the load perfectly with the right cooling. The better the cooling/ the faster the chip becomes. If you want the very best, this is the cpu your looking for.
- Great performance - Low TDP - Backwards compatible with older cooling solutions - 12 cores - I am using an AM5 Asus board and was upgrading; I upgraded the BIOS to make sure I had the latest greatest, took out the old processor and put in the new one. Simple. - It's rock solid and just works. Plain and simple.
Runs fast Got a water cooler on it maybe 43 deg C DDR5 ram is great.
Fast CPU with a ton of power for the price.
Phenomenal performance, scores great on Cinebench and Windows feels extremely snappy.
I like that it is 20 cores and runs up to 5.6 Ghz while not going above 75 C. It only hits 70s under full load. Gaming 55 Celsius. Idles at 32 C using Corsair ICUE H150i RGB Elite on balanced setting.
Faster than my old 3600
-IT'S A REALLY GOOD CPU.
Fastest gaming CPU available. 16 cores with up to 5.2Ghz blazing fast processing speed. Unlocked and fully overclockable for even faster performance. Intel usually leaves a lot of overclocking headroom for tinkering. Stupid fast with Intel Golden Cove cores on Intel 7 process node. Bye bye 14nm. Extremely efficient design with it's Big.little design. A first for the x86 PC desktop and the future of desktop computing. Runs on next gen DDR5 and PCIE 5.0 for both GPU and NVME drives for insane bandwidth and storage speed. The competition is stuck on slow and outdated PCIE 4.0 and DDR4. Will only get faster over time with increases in DDR5 speeds. Will age like fine wine. DDR4 is topped out and likely won't see further development. New architecture, new socket, and not largely dead end like the competition. Fairly priced compared to what other team is charging for 16 cores.