running smoother on a than 10th gen and better performance for our 3090 ti
-Wow she runs fast in games
-Both, the beauty AND the beast -Fast as hell
Cheap and Fast. Fewer 'security issues" than Intel.
very fast. 16 core. greatest processor for gaming so far! can play all of the latest gaming titles with maximum fps better than amd's offering
40000 in passmark
Power Speed
Thanks you good price high quality work perfectly
- I am using an air cooler, and the system runs very quiet and smooth. - Cinebench R23 easily passes 35,000 multicore and 2,271 single-core without overclocking
Fast Decent temps
1) Affordable 2) Pretty powerful
6 core zen 3 with pci-e gen 4 support Clocks nearly as high as X variant Great deal ($130 time of purchase)
good and fast
- Amazing performance - If you are a once every 3-5 year upgrader then this is worth the money.
Been using this CPU for a month now, seated in an ASUS Crosshair X670E Hero motherboard with G Skill DDR5 6000 CL30 AMD EXPO 32GB memory and a Radeon 6950XT GPU. As reviews state when fully stressed CPU will hit 95C with boost clock 5.2-5.85GHz adjusted accordingly in synthetic benchmarks. However in real world applications I commonly see 6.3GHz on 12 of my 16 cores when gaming or video encoding running max at 84C cooled by a Cooler Master ML360 AIO.
24 core 32 threads plenty of power for all your needs
Not that I needed the APU since I have a Graphics Card already but when my prior card finally kicked the bucket I wasn't left without a computer to play some games on. Granted it wasn't amazing graphics and frames weren't crazy I was still thankful to have bought a CPU that was at least capable
Nice,stable processor. Good bang for the buck.
As fast as a Core i9-12900K, at least in the benchmarks I care about. Comes with a slim cooler. Low power! 65W max by default, but on Windows it should idle very low thanks to the efficiency cores.
-Really fast. Didn't realize my 1600x was bottlenecking me so badly while gaming, but this thing is unreal! Great speeds