AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 8-core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor

Updated the old now R5 1600X to R7 5800X, worthy upgrade. Improvement in all ways

MUCHAS GRACIAS , LLEGO PERFECTO A LA FECHA ACORDADA

This is it, this is the best you can get for the price right now. I wouldnt think too much about it, unless you have some extra $$$ and you can go even more crazy, but this is REALLY good. It really performs well and combined with a good RTX graphics card and enough ram, you should be good to go for a while.

very fast

--edit: it didnt work for long. was powered on for about 40 minutes before it started restarting my pc over and over, then finally refused to boot. Put back in my 3600 and my pc works fine. So definitely the 5800x was defective, or damaged in transit because of the incompetent packers--

This 5800x was on sales when I bought it and the 5900x was 100 usd over msrp for a whole month under my watch. I will not allow myself to buy that so I got the 5800x instead. Then the 5900x dropped back to msrp just after 2 weeks I bought the 5800x. Yeah....

The PC crashed after three weeks. After thorough testing found the CPU was bad. It would not post with this CPU. It will post with another CPU. Now, I am having trouble getting an RMA to replace it under warranty. I keep getting Please enter valid serial number format. When it was running it was a beast.

The Ryzen 5800X is an interesting product. On initial launch the 5600X was clearly the best bang for the buck option on the market, with the 5900X being the more productivity oriented model. Online reviewers reflected this sentiment, so interest and therefore demand for the 5800X diminished. In March 2021, the 5800X has become the better value part in the stack due to the other options no longer being as appealing as they once were.

Componente espectacular , en uso actualmente si fallos y rendimiento excepcional!

I bought this as a placeholder while I wait for wider availability of the Ryzen 9 5900x. I upgraded from a Ryzen 9 3900x. The 5800x is an absolute beast. Destroys all my previous setups in terms of single core speed. Multi-core /almost/ matches my 3900x, but theres still a sizeable gap in performance. AMD absolutely hit it out of the park with Zen 3. Outside of rendering work, Im not really missing my 3900x.