
Amazing the fast speed for gaming compared to intel i9 series CPU.

Simple. Period.

Cheap and Fast. Fewer 'security issues" than Intel.

Great performance Stellar fps in all games

-Low power vs the previous generations -Both great gaming and multicore performance -Plenty of IO -Doesn't kill itself like raptor lake -Very tame voltages -Super responsive even vs raptor lake which on paper these should be about the same. -iGPU have av1 encoding so frees my actual gpu for other stuff -Stable and no strange bugs or issues

I do more than game, as much as I'd of liked to try the 12900 from intel, their mobos are no lower than $199, and I see as of lately their prices are up too. So getting a 5900x on sale for $483, mobo for $109 was just too tempting. It was pure greed for speed, the 2700x I passed to my wife handled everything I did just fine. And the second screenshot is the 2700x hitting 4.816 ghz in turbo mode with DOCP on auto, and a Coolermaster Hyper 612 V2 cooler, it had the ddr 3600 cl16 at that time, which I moved over to the 5900x.

CPU works great. Paired it with a 9070xt in my daughters first pc.

Wicked fast. I play some old games that are very cpu intensive. Using a 5800x I would still get bad lag spikes in high population areas. After upgrading to the 9800x3d everything is smooth as butter. Thats across all games as well.

Been using it for a while now. This cpu excels at everything i throw at it. 3d editing, auto cad, gaming, all while having lots of stuff open across 3 screens at 4k and operating a virtual local server.


Very Fast and compliments the 4070 TI very well.



High productivity with good power consumption. Plenty of cores/threads for gaming and productivity.

Boost above the base clock. Amd commitment to a long term chip.

16 threads and boost's to 5 ghtz for $180 with taxes included. I have Win11pro with old software and it works like a champ. It is not super snappy but about four times as fast as the amd quad core I upgraded from. I am very pleased.


Beastie of a processor after updating the bios. Runs well and steady.

Easy to install Thermals out of the box are good. Without overclocking Cinebench score of 39,303 multi-core, 2,229 single core, with a 17.63 MP Ratio.
