AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-core, 24-thread unlocked desktop processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler

Gute CPU habe es bis heute nicht bereut alles top und mega schnell, würde Sie wieder kaufen, wenn ich keine hätte.

Great processor, upgraded from a 2600 and it greatly decreased the time spent video rendering.

Great value, have been using for almost a year now, and works great.

12C/24T performance excelente para multi threading, seja jogando, programando ou editando vídeos.

Faster than I thought it would be, added to a gaming machine and it’s a major improvement.

DOA RIGHT OUT THE BOX

I do a full system build about every 8 years, the 3rd-Gen Ryzen CPUs were the first processors to get me excited since the 2500K Sandy Bridge and Athlon 64 in the past. Anyways this processor does not disappoint, I am just in awe of how powerful and how much computing power it has, I never imagined being able to do everything I can possibly think of on my three 27 monitors, with no slowdown, quicker than I could ever imagine, and being able to game with the best of Intels offerings. Im Glad I waited and paid a little more for the 3900x I truly get excited everytime I sit down and use it, havent felt that way in a decade with PCs.

Probably the motherboard giving me problems not the CPU. My 8086 was faster. 1990 CPU

I like most everything about this cpu. For gaming im only running 1080ti and I am seeing no bottlenecks on a gpu of that caliber. I can play very intensive games like battlefield 5 or red dead redemption 2 and stream them at 900p at h264 medium presets and never miss a beat. Its an absolute BEAST. For some reason I was worried about cooling this thing and almost when with an aio but i am extremely happy that I went with a Assassin 3 from deepcool. Even streaming streaming at 900p with medium cpu encoding in a game like Red Dead Redemption 2 i never saw a core above 61c. This is a testament to AMDs 7nm process. One thing I did not like about this platform as in zen 2 in general is that their cpus seem to come stock from manufacturers feeding 1.45v to the cpu. Ive seen this on the 3600 and now the 3900x. I assume this is something that has more to do with motherboard vendors than AMD but it is something to be aware of. I turned the voltage down from 1.45 to 1.25vcore and left it at stock clock speed and it runs 100 percent stable. I would say that for anyone gaming a 3600 is good enough prolly but if you want a beast that is overkill then this is the CPU for you. If you wanna stream intensive games and own a nvidia 20 series gpu I would still say a 3600 is still good enough because of nvidias encoding on their turing gpus. If you want to use a AMD gpu you cant rely on their gpu encoding and a cpu of this magnitude will serve you well and allow you to stream in high quality x264 for sure. So not the best value but a beast that I wouldnt trade anytime soon.

Excellent processeur, ultra performant !