Review on Enhanced AMD Ryzen 5 1600X CPU (YD160XBCAEWOF) by Janis Gailitis ᠌

The CPU is pleased with itself. It was purchased to replace my previous Core i7 3770, the memory controller of which had failed the previous day. It came down to a choice between the Core i5 and the Ryzen 5. The cache in the AMD processor is 1.75 times larger at all levels, although the frequency in the Intel processor is slightly lower. The AMD processor has similar qualities to the Intel processor, however the price of the AMD processor is somewhat lower. In my particular system unit, the working temperature turned out to be 45 degrees, which is considerably higher than the previous setting of 30 degrees. During the process of installing the operating system, there were a number of dances involving a tambourine; nevertheless, the CPU had nothing to do with it:) I've just come to realize that Windows 7 and Windows 8 do not provide support for it. I'm not saying that the new computer ended up being inexpensive, but I do recommend the CPU that falls within its price range.