AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT 6-core, 12-threads unlocked desktop processor with Wraith Spire cooler

Finally upgraded from my FX-8350 8 core (really 4 core) machine. WOW! This thing is fast. Im not a gamer, so I wasnt interested in a high end (and high dollar) processor, however, it is worth spending a little more than basic money to get the Ryzen 5 3600XT. Performance is excellent. Benchmarked ad 98% plus. Now... if itll give me six years of flawless performance like my last AMD build did, Ill be happy.

Would recommend getting a aftermarket cooler, but other than that this CPU is great especially overclocked!

AMD - Is currently the king.

So far this cpu has been great

Works great for the games I play which mostly is World of Warcraft. I have a 60hz monitor so zero issues in any content.

Very satisfied with the CPUs performance and benchmarks. Looking forward to the next build.

I used this in a recent build for someone who is getting into video editing and not able to afford the Ryzen 9 3900X or 3950X. I paired this with an ASUS Crosshair VII X470 Motherboard, and this baby did fly. I think I saw peak core CPU frequency hit 4.6 Ghz. on air, so yes, it cooks fine. Of course this CPU is great for gaming too, or anything else you want to work on. The XT value proposition is debatable, but you do get a little extra bump in speed without the extra bump in heat. If speed equals money on a professional basis, then this is well worth it. This was a fun CPU to check out.

The issue with this product is that the product makes my computer shut down every time I do a stress test on it. I am filling for a return for a new cpu I will keep it updated and see what they say.

Buen rendimiento en la mayoria de juegos

It had better benchmarks when I first installed it. Did 1800 on Passmark which is normal, now though it does 16000.