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

You have to over clock to get a 4.6 and is not stable at that speed

My son and I used this product in our first computer build, im so happy with the result.

As a typical PC gaming enthusiast, I am slowly upgrading my system as new components become available (and affordable for me). If you are reading this, you are probably thinking of components that will work without any problems, or maybe you are thinking of upgrading your system and not sure if things will work flawlessly. So below is my before and after setup.

Fast stable and consistent. This just chugs away at the process till complete. Video/photo/audio editing, compressing/decompression, simulation, cad/cam, rendering, format conversions, or even just large multi application tasks like never before. Recommend!

This is a great processor! I had the ryzen 5 1600 when it launched initially. I was very impressed with that processor and it served me well and it was still working up to the time i changed to the ryzen 9.

Top end product, defeats multi tasking on a level that is practically sexual.

I use it primarily for editing video with an occasional game (maxed out Crysis is still my favorite). The CPU doesnt even break a sweat. Editing 1080p/60 video with loads of effects and color correction for blurays, all 24 cores (12 cores with hyperthreading) are at about 35% load. I dont even notice the cooling fan needing to kick in at all. Editing 4K will probably work it a bit harder, but it still wont be breaking a sweat.

It’s honestly the fastest chip I’ve ever used. So fast that I’m having trouble figuring out what to do with this much power. Little pricey tho, but good buy.

Not much to say really, just a ryzen cpu that is awesome to have and to use it for everything, the focus was not for games but it works awesomely well for it

This is a fast processor great for gaming