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

This thing arrived in the mail like any ole package. For me it was just another boring day, I decided to open the box and take a peak inside.... immediately the sun shined down its ray of light and people were harmoniously singing in the background. I immediately shouted to be quiet, I didnt want them ruining this moment. I reached in the box with my sweaty clammy hands and pulled out the ryzen 9 box. I stared at it...... and it stared at me. I couldnt wait any longer, I rushed in the lab where I began ripping the box from the PC. Standing outside my door all you could hear was the clanking of metal and the sound of sparks as I installed this beautiful piece of hardware in my PC. I knew what I had was magic.... it was one of a kind. I wanted to show it off so I headed to an Intel convention where people shrieked and ran in terror. They knew what I had brought was over thirteen levels higher than their most powerful tool.... the i9. After all of this, all I have been through I could finally say I had the better processor. Anyways, I would reccomend!

I use this CPU mainly for machine learning at home for my dissertation and wow, its an absolute beast. It feeds my 2080ti with data constantly with the 24 threads and while doing that still manages to have no slowdown in any other applications that Im using.

Upgraded from a 1700x and installed this on the Gigabyte AORUS X370 Gaming 5 motherboard. The VRM and CPU temperatures certainly increased compared to the 1700x. During rendering the CPU hit temperatures as high as 92 C and the VRM was into the low 80s. I thought my NOCTUA NH-D15 heatsink would handle it a bit better, but by adjusting the Package Power Limit in the BIOS I was able to get the maximum temperatures down to below 85 C and mid 70s for the CPU and VRM temperatures, respectively, with only a 1% loss in rendering time.

Okay, I built a Rig about a year ago utilizing very good and premium parts. At the time, the Ryzen 2700x was the CPU to get and arguably the fastest AMD product. Also, the nVidia 2000 line of video cards was not out yet (Wouldnt you know it? A couple of months after I built it, the 2000 line came out. I hate it when that happens!).

12 cores, 24 threads. Adobe Premiere loves it! I get near real-time max-quality rendering of 4K30 video with moderate amount of overlays, effects, and transitions in Premiere. CPU is more important than GPU in this case, and I am glad I can give it 12 cores to work on that. I have yet to test it with 4K60 video, but I imagine it will be twice as long. In either case, much MUCH faster than Im used to in any video rendering scenario Ive seen.

I got this on offer and it is a superb cpu!. 12 cores and 24 threads, whats not to like?. Plays games with ease and does workloads with out breaking any sweat. I got my 3900x on water cooling (Corsair H100i) and so far I havent seen higher than 65c. Simply awesome.

I do a lot of video encoding and rendering, and this things r i p s.

As expected very fast and bargain price

Passant dun 6300fx à un ryzen 9 3900x jai eu limpression de voyager sur une autre planète. Tout est plus rapide et performant, je men sers pour mon travail dingénieur son donc pour la Mao, et cest parfait, plus de latence (laugmention de la ram y joue aussi) et surtout plus de bug dû à une surcharge cpu, même avec une soixantaine de pistes ouvertes et remplies à craquer de divers traitements et effets, tout roule, cest un pur plaisir.

Works like a charm