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Welcome to the new era of performance. AMD Ryzen 9000 Series ushers in the speed of “Zen 5” for gamers and creators with pure power to tackle any game or workflow on the digital playground.
The world’s best gaming desktop processor that can deliver ultra-fast 100+ FPS performance in the world’s most popular games
12 Cores and 24 processing threads, based on AMD “Zen 5” architecture
5.6 GHz Max Boost, unlocked for overclocking, 76 MB cache, DDR5-5600 support
For the state-of-the-art Socket AM5 platform, can support PCIe 5.0 on select motherboards
Cooler not included

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  1. ReviewersAnonymous

    Wowsers
    If you are not familiar with Amazon Vine, it is basically Amazon trading free* products for honest reviews. You see a lot of Vine reviews that are cookie cutter and based on templates. I aim to make my reviews honest and non-cookie cutter (other than this intro and disclaimer).* These items are not actually free as Vine members pay income tax on the items they receive. Therefore, I will never order something from Vine unless I actually intend to use it. I think this is important for readers to understand because it means I will never order an item just to provide a fake five star review to a company. If I review something as good, it means I actually enjoyed using it or it fills its intended purpose correctly. Items that don’t meet my expectations will be reviewed accordingly.Why I ordered this item: My AMD 5700x was having a hard time keeping up with my audio production needs. This CPU went on sale so I jumped on it.Likes:* This processor offers pretty extreme performance. Twelve full-featured cores is absolutely bonkers on a CPU that was on sale for $370.* This thing absolutely churns through Ableton. I can have 30 tracks with multiple plugins and effects on each one, and this CPU does not break 10% usage. I don’t know how that is possible considering how hard the same song was on my old 5700x. It’s the most powerful CPU I have ever used.* I have had no operational issues with this CPU at all. Everything on my new PC runs smoothly. Games are glassy and productivity apps are rock solid.No likes:* This CPU can get hot. I knew that going in and bought an adequate cooler. Still, it’s something to consider.Would I pay full price for this product: I would pay the $370 I paid again because this processor is awesome.Final thoughts: I’m very happy with my choice on this processor. I had a lot of options and almost went with an X3D model, but I don’t game much any more and I knew this would be better for audio production. One word of advice – if you are considering this CPU vs an Intel option, know that AMD processors have full-fledged cores while Intel uses Performance and Efficiency cores. Efficiency cores are not as powerful as the full featured cores AMD offers, so in multithreaded applications in general, AMD offers a more powerful experience when comparing similar core counts to Intel.

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  2. Buyer of Strange And Random Things

    A clear winner for serious computing
    This CPU has handled everything I’ve thrown at it. 4k gaming, VR, AI workloads, high-bitrate video encoding, streaming, and (almost) all at the same time. I’ve had no stability issues or signs of excess heating (I’m using a no-name AIO cooler with 3x120mm fans); really, it’s more CPU than I need even with the aforementioned tasks all at once. 12 fast cores, baby!This certainly isn’t the least expensive CPU around, but neither does it command a premium price. It’s well worth what I paid for, and I doubt I’ll need to upgrade anything for several years. AMD is definitely winning the desktop CPU game here, and for someone wanting a strong, all-around PC I can’t think of anything better for the money.

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  3. Cohen Dorombozo

    I would recommend if you’re on the fence, it’s a great CPU
    I was hesitant to switch from my Intel I9 to a Ryzen CPU, but I really shouldn’t have been. It functions as good, if not faster in some sections than my Intel chip. Installation is easy as ever; the CPU power is incredible both in TDP and in processing speed and it doesn’t run hot at all. It’s an all-around beast.

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  4. Jack Brown

    Amazing processor
    Great processor works great under load. Fast, powerful for demanding applications and perfect for high end gaming. Great compatibility. Stable processor. Definitely runs a hot. Get a good cooling solution.

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  5. Jonas

    Absolute performance monster
    This CPU is a beast. Built a new setup with it for heavy workloads (editing, rendering, and a bit of gaming too), and the performance is just insane. It renders video in real time without any lag.I managed to overclock it no problem…it runs hot but with a good cooler (I’m using a asus 360mm AIO) it stays under control. No crashes or anything so far.Just make sure your motherboard supports it properly or you might run into issues. Other than that, it’s the kind of upgrade you feel right away. Totally worth it.

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  6. Tranest8tion

    AMD is the King of Processors!
    I upgraded this with an ASUS X870 Plus Mobo, and I will say, this runs about 5-10 degrees cooler with the same AIO and case fans than my previous 7900X with ASUS B650 Plus mobo. This thing is a beast, I work in development (coding) with a bunch of VM’s, SSMS and such, and this thing just laughs and asks for more. I do some gaming with this, and have had zero issues with this cpu and an AMD 7800 XT GPU… I am truly happy that I upgraded. Now if the AMD 10000 series is much better, I will upgrade again!Note: I did have to upgrade my 750watt PSU to a 1000watt PSU (not sure if 1000 watt was actually needed) since this would not boot with 750watt PSU.

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  7. QwertY

    Intel Core i7-6700無印から約9年ぶりのアップグレードとなり、処理性能・応答性ともに劇的に向上。日常的な操作はもちろん、マルチタスクや重めのアプリケーションでもストレスなく動作し、世代差を実感できる圧倒的な性能を実感している。現在はAsrock B650 Pro X3D WiFiマザーボードにEXPO対応DDR5-5600メモリを組み合わせ、最新のAM5プラットフォーム上で安定稼働中。POST時間も短く、BIOSの完成度も高いため、初期セットアップもスムーズだった。CPUクーラーにはMUGEN6 Black Editionを使用している。大型ヒートシンクと静音ファンの組み合わせにより、空冷ながら高負荷時でも静音性と冷却性能を両立している。PBO(Precision Boost Overdrive)は無効化し、Ecoモード65W設定+CO(Curve Optimizer)-30にて運用。これにより消費電力と発熱を抑えつつも、日常用途や軽めのクリエイティブ作業には十分すぎるパフォーマンスを発揮している。Ecoモード65W設定でもCore i7-6700無印の4倍以上のパフォーマンスを発揮するため、快適さは圧倒的である。多コアで空冷システム構築を目指すユーザーにとって、静音性・冷却効率・消費電力のバランスが取れた非常に満足度の高い構成となっており、長期運用にも安心感がある。安定性と効率を重視した設計思想が随所に感じられるCPUだ。#PR

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  8. Johann

    Good.

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  9. steven c.

    I had an Intel core i7 14700kf but 14th gen intel is very unstable and crashes with everything so I switched to AMD it runs all games and programs well and it’s good for streaming but I do wish it had more cores for a Ryzen 9 when the Intel Core i5-14600K which is basically the lowest end cpu intel has from that gen (no one would buy an i3) has more cores but it’s easy to cool if you have an AIO and it’s powerful.

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  10. Alex

    Demasiado TOP, es el mejor cpu que he tenido, va super relajado con todo lo que te puedas imaginar si lo usas para un uso casual, si editas y exportas igual va bien, aunque obviamente no tanto como uno de 16 nucleos, su temperatura es bastante buena de unos 50-55°C para su tdp, gran procesador

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  11. Gurmeet Bhamra

    Cores and Threads: The 12-core, 24-thread design delivers high parallel processing power, making it ideal for multitasking and creative workflows.Clock Speeds: Base clock starts at 4.4 GHz and boosts up to 5.6 GHz, ensuring quick responsiveness in demanding applications.Memory Support: Compatible with DDR5 memory, supporting speeds up to 5600 MT/s, which is great for high-performance computing needs.Power Efficiency: Its default 120W TDP ensures efficient energy usage under normal loads, though it can spike to ~170W under stress​​​​.Performance:The Ryzen 9 9900X shines in tasks like rendering, video editing, and file compression, often surpassing the Intel Core i7-14700K in tests like Blender and Handbrake. It’s also capable of handling moderate gaming, though it doesn’t significantly outperform older Ryzen models like the Ryzen 9 7900X in gaming scenarios​​​​.Thermals:While relatively efficient for its class, the 9900X can run warm under load. A robust cooling solution, such as a liquid cooler, is recommended to maintain optimal performance and longevity​​.Pros and Cons:Pros:Fast processing for professional workloads.Support for PCIe 5.0 and DDR5.Decent power efficiency for a 12-core CPU.Cons:High thermal output under heavy loads.Limited Eco-mode options, which may impact efficiency in power-limited scenarios.Relatively high price compared to alternatives like the Ryzen 9 7900X​​​​.Verdict:The Ryzen 9 9900X is a solid choice for productivity-focused users who need a balance of speed and efficiency. However, for gaming or budget-conscious builds, there might be better options in AMD’s or Intel’s lineup.

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