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

As sketchy as the new storefront appears, theres a few reddit threads concerning that, I did receive a new Ryzen 3900X just now. Everything looks in order: box is good, seal unbroken, and the die is etched correctly. Just throwing this out there for anyone wondering.

Great value for money and very easy to unstall

only thing i dislike about it is the free games were not steam games

Love it! First time going with and and Im probably not going back to Intel. For the price and the performance there was no way I could say no. So far I am completely satisfied with my purchase and its been a few months.

I stream and game at the same time with this. I can edit and render videos fast! This is a great cpu. Now its on sale as well. I highly recommend this if you have More to do than just game.

This CPU is phenomenal if youre doing more than gaming. Im able to run Docker containers very well with this CPU and many more concurrent instances of them. It also runs games as well as any current Ryzen 3000 processor, though if youre only gaming then this processor is a bit overkill.

3900X, Corsair 3200Mhz 16CL RAM, eVGA 2070 Black, NZXT Kraken 62, etc. all working upon first boot.

Every 4 years or so I build a new high-end desktop (HEDT) system. This year, with AMDs new processor lineup and motherboards (PCIe 4.0) I decided to go with AMDs Ryzen 9. I gave up waiting for the 3950x and decided to get the 3900x instead. I do a lot of Lightroom and Photoshop work, and with this processor and a PCIe 4.0 M.2 SSD, it is SO much faster than my last system it is mind-boggling. I dont think Im giving up much buying a processor one step down from the 3950x as apps currently tend to not take significantly better advantage of multithreading after 12 or so physical cores. I have had absolutely NO issues with this system - everything works, runs fast, and not a single OS crash to date. AMD says the Ryzen 9 4000 series will be out this year and still AM4-compatible, so there is an upgrade path without a socket change, unlike Intel who constantly changes the socket. I build systems for other people and Im now recommending AMD across the board - seems like a no-brainer today, really.

!2 cores, 12 Virtual cores, what else can be said ;-) When I boot into windows now, its already there ! Probably an overkill for me for what I do, but I dont care. I really Love this chip.

You get what you pay for, its not cheap but boy does it deliver. Amazing piece of kit. If you are a gamer then you will want one of these.