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

Un año con este procesador y estoy muy contento. Para usar maquinas virtuales y docker funciona perfectamente, no sufre para nada. En el gaming mas de lo mismo, muy contento.

I upgraded my PC with almost all new things and it was my first time installing them. It was easy to install the processor into the motherboard and just as easy to install the fan it came with. It already had the thermal paste on it and the fan clamped down easily onto the motherboard. The performance is amazing. I stream and play Warzone on one PC and it handles all of it very easily even with all graphics on the highest. Its amazing and wish I had upgraded sooner lol

Got this installed and running. Ripped through video renders in minutes. The IPC and multiple-core work loads are insane. This was definitely a better buy over my 9900K.

Usaba un Xeon y decidi dejar a Intel.

Amazing CPU here, I use it in my gaming PC paired with an MSI MEG ACE X570 motherboard, 32GB of G.skill TrydentZ RGB ram @3200mhz and an RTX2080s from Gigabyte. My fps in all games is about 30% better than my x470/2600x I had before. and, I also do a lot of game-streaming and youtube, video editing, photoshop etc... and this CPU just crushes renders and such. Highly recommend this over the 3950x, its just such a good value

I did not purchase my 3900x on Amazon since I purchased mine on launch day and it wasnt available on amazon yet. This processor is a beast in every category you throw it in. 12 cores for $500? Unbeatable value. Great gaming performance? Definitely. Insane Multitasking performance? Not even a question. I upgraded from a 3570k oc @ 4.4ghz. The performance difference was day and night. I cant max out its performance currently since everything Ive thrown at it, it cuts through it like a hot knife slicing into butter. I had built an AMD PC back in 2003, and I didnt think Id be back to the AMD platform since going Intel.

I upgraded from an i7-3770 so take everything I say from that perspective. Any modern processor would seem fast. However, writing this reminds me of when I was upgraded from a Pentium 4 to a Core i7 at work. The difference is that stark, tasks that were taking overnight on my old system are finished within seconds now. This was worth everything I paid for it. To be clear, I am a freelance software/game developer/database consultant, so I needed the cores and was really overloading my old system. But I have literally saved days of down-time when I was unproductive because my computer was tied up working on a compile, render, or database operation. For me, time is money, so this is well on its way to being paid for.

If you’re only doing gaming, go with the Ryzen 3600 or 3700x at most. This is meant for production purposes. Also depends on the silicon lottery. My 3700x compiled a 20 minute 1080p project just about as quickly as the 3900x. For shorter music productions, it was actually faster. These results were gathered after 5 runs with the same project on both processors. More cores doesn’t necessarily mean giant leaps in performance over cost. Real world benchmarks via tech companies online had similar results also. Research before you buy. Could save you a lot of money.

Very good CPU for its price.

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