8 Cores and 8 Threads.

Only the processor is supplied; no cooling system.

Exclusively compatible with motherboards using Intel 300 Series Chipsets

UHD Graphics 630 from Intel

Support for Intel Optane Memory

12.MB Cache and 3.60 GHz to 4.90 GHz#

If you purchase this chip and intend to install it on a z370 motherboard, make sure the bios is current so that you can use the CPU. If it is not, your computer won't post on the monitor, so try to purchase an 8-generation chip and install it after downloading the most recent update from the website of your motherboard's manufacturer. However, despite all that pain, the CPU is a beast and performs fantastically; I definitely suggest it. Sadly, I had to experience all of that. It paid off because this was my first computer; all I need now is a graphics card.

AMD Storemi, AMD Sensimi, AMD Ryzen Master Utility, and AMD Ryzen VR Ready Premium technologies are supported.

19MB in total cache. 95°C maximum temperature; 12nm FinFET for CMOS

Max boost frequency is 3.9 GHz. Wraith Stealth Cooler is included

Unlocked 6 Cores/12 Threads

Windows 10 64-bit Edition, RHEL x86 64-bit, and Ubuntu x86 64-bit are all compatible.#

Let's keep this as brief as we can.Ryzen 5 - 2600 Is: 3.9 increase to 6 cores and 12 threads (single core) the average core speed is 3.7 GHzThe Intel i7- 8700 has 6 Cores and 12 Threads with a Boost Speed of 4.6 GHz (single core) while running at 4.3GHz on all coresHowever, you can overclock a $20 aftermarket cooler and increase the speed of all cores to 4.0 GHz from 3.7 GHz.In a stress test, the cooler it came with hit 75 degrees, however when playing games, it only reaches 60 degrees.Last WordAMD offers CPUs at a great price as well.but also have Motherboards of Super Value.Why?For instance, B450 costs between $70 and $130 yet supports the first, second, and third generations of Ryzen processors (probably even 4th Ryzen Gen)On the other hand, only 2 Generations are supported by all Intel Motherboards (Z170, Z270, and Z370).Therefore, the total cost would be $300 if you paid $200 for a Ryzen CPU and $100 for a motherboard.Unlike Intel, who charges between $500 and $550 for a CPU and a $150 motherboard,I hope that helped to cleanse your mind.

20MB in total cache. Version of PCI Express: PCIe 3.0 x16

Max boost frequency is 4.1 GHz. 12nm FinFET for CMOS. Operating System (OS) Support Windows 10 64-bit Edition, RHEL x86 64-bit, Ubuntu x86 64-bit, and Manufacturer-Specific Operating System (OS) Support

Required: Socket AM4 Motherboard

Contains an LED Wraith Spire Cooler

8 Cores and 16 Unlocked Threads Supported Technologies AMD Ryzen Master Utility, AMD StoreMI Technology, and AMD SenseMI Technology#

Pros: The standard cooler keeps temperatures around 75C when gaming for hours with a 4.00Ghz OC at 1.29V; fantastic price to performance ratio; my old 4670 was bottlenecking several games; now my GTX 1070 can run at full speed; highly stable compared to 1st Gen Ryzen-Successful overclocking to 4.2GHz, but the stock cooler makes it unfeasible temperature-wise.The cooler's installation was incredibly quick and uncomplicated.GTA Online, AC:Origins, and other games are no longer slowed down by my old 4670; 4 cores just do not seem to be enough anymore. The RGB cooler is extremely good; I love that I can customize it to match the orange throughout my case. Massive speed improvement in addition to improved 1% fps lows after benchmarking.Cons: It's now less expensive than when I purchased it, hehe. Although it's not really a con, I really like how the cooler looks. The cooler looks so simple but fantastic that I'm not sure if I'll use an H115i Pro on it or not.I bought the AM4 adapter for my Be Quiet! Dark Rock 3 but it does not work with my Corsair RGB RAM, blocks 3 DIMM slots. Other - no real cons so I'm doing other things to consider. If you're purely gaming, no rendering, video editing, or streaming, save money and go with a 2600 or 2600x and I promise you won't notice a difference.

20MB in total cache. Version of PCI Express: PCIe 3.0 x16

Max boost frequency is 4.1 GHz. 12nm FinFET for CMOS. Operating System (OS) Support Windows 10 64-bit Edition, RHEL x86 64-bit, Ubuntu x86 64-bit, and Manufacturer-Specific Operating System (OS) Support

Required: Socket AM4 Motherboard

Contains an LED Wraith Spire Cooler

8 Cores and 16 Unlocked Threads Supported Technologies AMD Ryzen Master Utility, AMD StoreMI Technology, and AMD SenseMI Technology#

The year was 2025, and I had accumulated enough Ryzen 3000 processors to run the computations necessary to construct a time machine. To force my former self to purchase this at the exact minute it is released, I have returned to this precise moment in time. I should be roughly 5 years ahead of schedule for launching the (AMD-powered) artificial intelligence singularity when I go back in time. Best greetings from the Cybernetic Research Division of the United Regions of the North-Eastern Cyborg Society (UNNeCS).

8 Cores/16 Unlocked Threads

Required: Socket AM4 Motherboard

Max. frequency: 4.3 GHz

20MB in total cache

Get the PC game Borderland 3 or The Outer World along with three months of Xbox Game Pass in a game bundle.

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Recently, I moved up from a 1700X to a 2700X. The 2700X's (4Ghz) stock clock rates are 500Mhz quicker than my 1700X's under full load (3.5Ghz). And by using four 8GB DDR4 modules, the speed of DDR4 memory was boosted from 2933 to 3200Mhz. For me, the upgrading was worthwhile because of both of these enhancements. Utilizing AMD Ryzen Master Utility, activate Gaming Mode to dynamically increase CPU clock speeds up to 4.3Ghz! AMD has undoubtedly excelled themselves this time. I'm delighted I decided to upgrade:DPROs- The 2700X is $30 less expensive than an 8700K, making it the best value among existing Intel CPUs, first-generation Ryzen, and other processors.- Compatibility with motherboards X370 and B350 (with the right BIOS update)Up to 500Mhz faster clock speeds than the 1700X, which are notably noticeable when the system is fully loaded.- Because Precision Boost 2.0 and XFR2 are incorporated into the CPU, they are unaffected by an earlier X370 motherboard and continue to function.- Better compatibility with DDR4 memory running at faster speeds than 1700X- Despite the CPU having a 10W greater TDP rating than the 1700X, operating temperatures remain almost the same.The Ryzen Master Utility from AMD actually functions!- The integrated Wraith Prism CPU cooling is sufficient for stock CPU speeds.CONs- Very little room for overclocking unless severe cooling is employed, such as LN02- Motherboard-related and not really a problem with the 2700X; the X470 chipset is not really an improvement in most areas and features vs. the X370 chipset - The best DDR4 memory speeds can only be achieved by using two of the four DIMM slots; 3666Mhz has been achieved with two memory sticks, but only 3200Mhz has been achieved using four memory sticks.- The CPU does not natively support more PCI-E lanes (24) (not including X470 or the upcoming Z490 chipset improvements)In conclusion, is it worthwhile to upgrade to the 2700X? Everything depends on the PC hardware you currently own and your financial goals. A GPU upgrade, for instance, will most certainly result in a significantly greater performance boost than moving from a 1700X to a 2700X if you already possess a GTX 1060 or RX 570. However, if you need to multitask on your computer and your PC is five years old or older, I would suggest updating. The 2700X is unquestionably for you if you game, stream, play music, and run hardware monitoring software simultaneously.

Exclusively compatible with motherboards using Intel 300 Series Chipsets

Support for Intel Optane Memory

16 Threads / 8 Cores

UHD Graphics 630 from Intel

/ 16 MB Cache, 3.60 GHz to 5.00 GHz#

First off, let me add that as the father, I would not have bought this. But when I said, "Make sure you acquire the greatest components you can since I don't want to upgrade your system in a month," my son, who wanted to construct his own gaming PC for Christmas, bought high-end items. And let me tell you, this thing is powerful! The performance of my son's gaming system makes all of his friends drool with jealousy. Buy this if you're creating a gaming computer and need the best performance possible. Buy this if you want to be "Dad of the Year" and you are a father. Absolutely suitable for 14-year-olds.PS: I received socks for Christmas.

3.7 GigaHertz Max Boost in frequency. Wraith Stealth Cooler, a thermal solution

Maximum System Memory Speed: 2667 MegaHertz. Socket Type: AM4.

Radeon Vega 8 graphics built-in

UNLOCKED 4 Cores

Windows 10 64-bit Edition, RHEL x86 64-bit, and Ubuntu x86 64-bit are supported operating systems. Support for Operating Systems (OS) varies by manufacturer#

purchased for my dad's ultra-low-cost computer build.Budget-conscious buyers should focus on the AM4 Platform, especially the 2200G and 2400G processors.It costs $99 and includes the CPU, CPU Cooler, and Graphics.Then, without having to build an entirely new system, you may upgrade to a 4800x, a water cooler, and a new graphics card in a few years.The AM4 platform from AMD is the most future-proof platform available. I'm delighted AMD has a customer-focused business model rather than Intel's forced obsolescence strategy, which keeps the cost of its older CPUs high.If I encounter any problems throughout the installation, I'll update this page.

Combining 12 cores and 24 processing threads with AMD's Wraith Prism cooler and color-changing LED support.

4.6 GHz Max Boost, DDR 3200 Support, 70 MB of Game Cache, and Unlocked for Overclocking

can provide extremely fast 100 FPS performance in the most popular games in the globe.

On x570 motherboards, the sophisticated socket AM4 platform can handle PCIe 4.0.

The most cutting-edge processor available for desktop PC gaming.#

I have owned Intel processors ranging from the 80386 (386) to the 6700k Skylake, AMD Athlon 64, Ryzen 1700, and I recently updated to the 3900x. Even Adobe Lightroom is faster because to the huge increase in IPC performance. Lightroom(! ), do you realize how difficult it is to move that glacier? What a fantastic CPU.Some people have complained that there isn't much room for overclocking. The only reason I've ever overclocked a CPU before is because they were underperforming. I don't think it's worth it to me to overclock this CPU because it seems to get every last bit of performance out of it. Its performance is incredible right out of the box, but I believe that the early BIOS versions from motherboard makers were operating the voltage a little too high by default. I tried setting it at 1.3 volts, but the performance of the boost significantly dropped. I decided to leave it on auto with a -.1125 offset because I do not perceive a performance hit (Cinebench).

can provide extremely fast 100 FPS performance in the most popular games in the globe.

DDR 3200 compatibility, 4.4 GHz Max Boost, unlocked for overclocking, 36 MB of game cache

The most cutting-edge processor available for desktop PC gaming.

On x570 motherboards, the sophisticated socket AM4 platform can handle PCIe 4.0.

8 processing threads and 16 cores, together with AMD's Wraith Prism cooler and color-changing LED lighting.#

I'm glad to see that it's now available at MSRP. I purchased the 3700x to replace a broken 6700k system. Failure of the ASUS GENE VIII motherboard. It was therefore time to upgrade and switch back to AMD. The AMD FX-8350 was the last AMD component I had in 2012. The cinebench 15 score for the 3700x ranged from 850 to 2145, so that's something.Edit: 7/30/2019Docking two stars Even though the chip is excellent, it runs too hot when idle, reaching 40 C on an aio and 24 C ambient.I don't mind my computer getting warm while it's not in use, but I do during games, etc.The machine constantly boosts its idle speed to 4.2 GHz.It appears as though it is unable to slow down on its own (even on AMD balanced profile, latest Win 10 1903).The temp problem can be fixed by turning off boost, but that is not an option.I hope the early adopter tax is fixed because I believe this.Another possibility is that the ASUS board uses excessive voltages.Edit: 7/31/2019 1 star, I got what I wanted with the Windows power saver power plan.When idle, the core voltage is 0.944 V rather than the absurd 1.45 V when the environment is 25 C.Although there is some standby performance loss, it's acceptable.Edit: As of 9/16/2019, 1 star, the ABBA bios update has resolved my issue with idle power.It only required a few adjustments.

Supported with Intel Optane Memory

Intel B360 Chipset, Intel H370 Chipset, Intel H310 Chipset, Intel Q370 Chipset, Intel Z390 Chipset, and Intel Z370 Chipset are only compatible with motherboards based on Intel 300 Series Chipsets.

Cores: 6 Threads: 6

Needs discrete GPU no built-in graphics

Maximum Turbo Frequency: 2.90 GHz to 4.10 GHz, 9 MB Cache, and Bus Speed: 8 GT/s DMI3#

By choosing this processor over the i5-9600k, you may save about $100. Because it is locked, the i5-9400F cannot be overclocked. It operates at 2.9 GHz and has a 4.0 GHz throttle. I'm enjoying it thus far, but the overclocking monster in me wishes I had spent more money. When in reality, this CPU is excellent and easily handles all I throw at it. My memory bus was sped up by pairing it with a Gigabyte Z390 UD and some 3200 MHz DDR4! Gaming is gorgeous with an XFX RX580 graphics card added! Since this CPU is rated at only 65 watts, it runs cool so I went with a single radiator and everything runs very cool, so if you're on a budget, this CPU is the way to go! $100 saved will mostly pay for your memory, an SSD, or even your liquid cooler, which by the way doesn't have to be a double-wide radiator!