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

Great product, best price I could find, quick delivery.

AMD did a good job this time. 3900x is a beast. The only thing is that the temperature runs pretty high when it fully loaded. You need a tower case with upper vents. The built in heat sink is okay it will keeps you temperature below 82C if you have a good air flow case. A case like mine which has no upper vent , the CPU may reach up to 93C degree. You probably need a liquid cooler or a premium heat sink.

Best processor I could have invested into

Runs hot with included stock cooling. Make sure your board doesnt over volt this CPU out of the box. Blazing fast speed at a good price point. Would buy again.

Ran this for a few months not really knowing better. Until recently while rendering video, my PC would just shut off. At first I thought it was my new video card, then my PSU, then finally I watched the CPU temp while rendering and watched it go for 72 to 110 before my PC shut off. I then also realized, I was only ever getting 4.0 ghz out of this. Just yesterday I put a AIO water cooling system in and Im getting 4.3 ghz while idling and the temp doesnt go over 72 and everything works so much better,

una delle cpu migliori mai avute, in game si avvicina di tantissimo al 9900ks (3/4 fps) facendo oc per ccx e con del overclock ram. fuori dal gaming il 9900ks viene letteralmente distrutto.

I was running a R7 2700 overclocked to 4ghz in a workstation for scientific data analysis (next generation sequencing). I thought it was a pretty good setup. I had been thinking about the new Ryzen 3000 cpus but figured the upgrade probably wasnt worth it. Couldnt stop wondering if itd speed up my work so I finally just did it. And am I glad I did!

As of this time (Nov-2020) get the Ryzen 5000 series instead for the gaming lead and productivity lead over intel.

Aun continuo probando la CPU pero por ahora encantado.

I always used AMD processors and Im really happy with this one. Jumping from Ryzen 5 1600x to this I dont even need a benchmark test to feel the difference in my pc.