AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 8-Core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler

Just wish I had gone with the Ryzen 9 for those additional beautiful cores. This platform rocks! This is an absolutely massive upgrade from my FX-8350 and its so stable. Ran furmark with no artifacts whatsoever.

I looked at other versions liike the 3900 etc and for the price/speed difference, I settled for the 3800X

Nothing to really compare it to but this PC is pretty quick.

Es muy bueno la capacidad de este procesador hace renderizados muy rápidos y el procesamiento de juegos es muy bueno.

Okay jokes aside, I think Intel is still a fine company and Im not here to be more or less loyal to any one brand. Home Labs and HPC are hobbies of mine and I just wanted something with more multi-core performance without needed to cough up my lifes saving.

Not a stutter, not a twitch; this thing runs butter smooth.

No issues, great CPU, stable at 4.5 all core

Ryzen 7 3800X is the best CPU that I have ever had. I have an all core O.C. of 4.45 @1.325V stable. Stock it will boost to 4.525 and will do it on all cores but it hits nearly 1.5V (insane) even if AND says its normal. My system Ryzen 7 3800X , MSI X570 pro carbon wifi, Noctua nh-d15 , g.skill trident z 16gb 8x2 CL16 3200 O.C.ed to 3600 T1 15 18 18 18 35, Sapphire Pulse Vega 56 fixing to switch to RTX 2070 super MSI Gaming Trio

Included cooler is completely unacceptable. None of the contact areas actually work together to form a flat, level connection to the CPU.

This is an excellent processor for gaming. The stock cooler is sufficient even with a mid-range overclock. I undervolted it and overclocked it to 4200 using Ryzen Master and the idle temperatures are in the 40° to 50° c range. Never gets above 75° c when gaming or benchmarking even with the slight overclock. I do also have a case with a lot of fans. I would recommend undervoting it a bit to control the temperature even if you dont plan on playing with anything else. In general I find that this generation of AMD processors are very robust and will tolerate a wide range of voltages and clock speeds, but they seem to be overvolted at stock and run a bit hot.