Review on Unlocked AMD Ryzen 7 3700X: 8-Core,16-Thread Processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler - Perfect for Your Desktop Needs! by Janis Liekmanis ᠌

I needed to upgrade the system that was running on the 4690S processor, which is already six years old. Without using Boost, my performance is sufficient. It is obvious to the naked eye that the Ryzen 3700X is more capable of speed than the Intel 4690S. 1C puts in a good effort. The utilization of cutting-edge technologies in the production process 7 nm. TDP is 65 watts, 8 cores, and 16 threads When Boost is entirely turned off and the core voltage is down to 0.9V, the temperature is 40 degrees Celsius when using a Zalman CNPS9X cooler and operating at a frequency of 3600 MHz without any load. Con: Not all of the memory will be compatible with the processor. Because of issues I encountered with memory from Kingston, I was required to return it. I used Crucial Ballistix modules (BLS16G4D32AESB) as a substitute, and I have not experienced any issues with these. A few motherboards provide voltages that are dangerously near to the maximum value permitted. Specifically, the voltage on the Asus Rog Strix B550-F with the July version of the BIOS is 1.4V, and the temperature of the processor when it is idle is 50 degrees Celsius. It is said on the AMD website that running the processor at voltages that are close to the limit (1.5V) can cause the crystal to degrade more quickly. To my good fortune, the BIOS Setup utility on my motherboard gives me the option to manually adjust the voltage; I reduced it to 0.9V.