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

Dont regret this one bit. Originally I was planning on a 9900K build, but I felt as though 4 more cores and 8 more threads was better future-proofing than a few percent better single-core performance. Overall a stellar upgrade from my old i5-2500k with a 4.2GHz overclock. I have not overclocked my 3900x at all, but I did bring my infinity fabric up to 1900MHz with no problems which gave fantastic memory throughput. Very excited about PCI-e 4.0 support on the x570 platform (havent gotten a drive yet for budget reasons). I tend to keep my components as daily drivers for up to a decade (last one made it 8 years), and Im optimistic Ive got a quality core component here.

Es un procesador muy ficiente, me parece que es simplemente genial, 12 nucleos hace 24 meses era practicamente imposible obtenerlo a este precio, pero ahora tenemos por un precio justo un rendimiento muy bueno, temperaturas muy buenas, un gran procesador

R9 3600X installé sur une carte msi b550 tomahawk avec 32Go de ram et une rtx2070 OC. Rien à redire, config silencieuse et performante (jeu type arma3/bf4 en full HD sur écran 144hz nickel)

Received the product and the pins were bent so my computer wont work.

muchas gracias por el producto es muy útil, rápido y anda muy estable

Been extremely happy with this

It is working great so far, things feel a bit more snappy. I upgraded from a ddr3 motherboard and a much older amd processor. I did not expect the large led cpu fan, it is a little louder than my Dark Rock cpu fan was on the old processor but it is no where near as loud as the original cpu fan that came with my old amd processor ( that thing sounded like a helicopter taking off). It is not loud enough to be annoying or anything, its pretty easy to tune out and just forget its there. I do love the rainbow swirl colors on the fan though, they are really cute.

It performs as expected and way beyond your expectations.

The AMD 3900x is marketed as a 3.8Ghz base, 4.6Ghz boost, processor; however, it can realistically only boost to about 4.2 or 4.3. Apparently its been a known issue for a long time and yet AMD is still over promising / under delivering. Im very disappointed, I dont like being lied to.

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