Review on AMD Ryzen 3900X 24 Thread Processor by Jerry Eintertainment

Мне удалось получить его от Revain, отслеживая страницу, но это потребовало некоторых усилий, потому что она едва остается на несколько минут раньше, чем люди хватайте все, что is in stock. Let's hope the inlet pipe flattens itself out so others don't just have to look at the pictures! 3900X. Well, that's just crazy. As you can see, I don't use it on desktop, so no game reviews here :-). I actually have it in my rack doing bulk builds of applications and the performance really is insane in that regard. He wipes the floor with everything I throw at him. I installed it on an ASRock B450M-PRO4 motherboard, which worked fine after updating the BIOS (of course). In this particular case, I tested the processor at around 150W when plugged into an outlet (200W when plugged into a wall) and it performed excellently. However, having shoved it in a 2U rack with a 65W low profile air cooler for my particular use case, I decided it was too hot, so I used a BIOS setting to limit the output power to 100W (150 W) limit. near the wall). The processor is still a beast, even if it's limited in this way. A 3900X with a 100w outlet (150w wall) is twice as fast as my 2700X at 190w (wall) and even faster when I let it warm up. It blasts everything I have except my TR2990WX. I'm very, very impressed. I'll add a few early adopter disclaimers here. First, if you plug a Zen 2 processor into an old motherboard, remember that you need to update the BIOS first. Second, the BIOS is very early and some motherboard vendors haven't released updates with the latest AMD AGESA yet. So if you are an early adopter of an older motherboard, be prepared to run into some issues. I had no problems with the B450M-PRO4 that I put this 3900X in, but I did have problems placing the 3600X on the B350 Gaming-itx/ac. This is clearly just an early BIOS issue as after a successful POST (takes a few tries) the system runs like a brick. Third, I do NOT recommend that anyone attempt to overclock these early BIOSes. Wait for the BIOS to mature a little as trying to do this with these early BIOSes comes with a real risk of burning your chip. Otherwise have fun! This is an incredible processor. — Matt.