AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT 6-core, 12-threads unlocked desktop processor with Wraith Spire cooler
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Jared Roden
> 24 hourAt this point AMD and Intel have better (newer) options, but this is a solid CPU regardless. I run this with a 2070 super from Nvidia and Ive been able to game on a 1440p ultrawide while streaming a movie on a different screen and having a chat window open on another, and it handles it all with ease. Also use this for video and photo editing and its made my workflow much faster.
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Chevy Buff
> 24 hourPrice was right when purchased and g/f is enjoying.
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montana
> 24 hourNo Idea why warmth and thickness is a rating but whatever, bought this because I couldn’t find a 3600, thus I bought this. Great but will thermally soak most coolers on the market, buy a decent cooler or aio and it will work great.
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Charlie
> 24 hourGood alternative when the stock 3600 was out of stock and the 3600X apparently cost more than this one. Runs a bit hot with the Wraith Prism so get a decent cooler
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Francisco Hernandez
> 24 hourgreat multitasker. runs World Of Tanks on highest graphics settings and streams to twitch without issue. also handles heavy photo editing like a champ. all while not killing the bank account.
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JEROME F. MARSHALL
> 24 hourGrandson loves it he is building unit
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AveragePrimeUser
> 24 hourWorks great for Ultra high settings gaming. Paired it with a 3070 FE and it works wonders. I do recommend getting a better CPU if you need to do multitasking like editing.
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HG#28
> 24 hourWorks as advertised, and Ive had no problems with it.
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Mychael Robert
> 24 hourI am going to keep it short and simple. Buy it. I build a lot of gaming pcs for people and time and time again I either stick a 3600 in or a 3600x depending on prices. The price is amazing for its power.
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Diana Porcano
> 24 hourI was originally shopping for a 3600 or 3600X, but the supply dried up by the time I was buying my parts. However, I think I ended up lucking out because I got the 3600 XT for less than the $249 MSRP. The reviews Ive seen have been a bit mixed about the cpu, but I think its a great sweet spot giving you enough cores for good productivity work and great single core boost to support gaming and other single threaded / spikey tasks. Theres also a lot of overclocking potential with this cpu. I have mine stable at 4.4 GHz, but I think I can probably get it up to 4.5 GHZ with a bit more tinkering. My motherboard (MSI Gaming Plus) is not ideal for OC either. The cpu itself is a great overlocker and lots of folks are comfortably running this at 4.6 GHz with relatively low voltage. If you can get this on a good sale and arent looking for the latest 5000 series cpus, then I would recommend grabbing this one. Its a fantastic cpu that I would use again in future builds.