Review on 16-Core, 32-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor - AMD Ryzen 9 5950X by Adam Komosa ᠌

Mother AsRock X570 Phantom Gaming 4 Memory HyperX 3200 2*16 (planned 4*16) The system is on ssd nvme a-data s11 For cooling I took Cooler Master ML240L. In idle it gives out 36-40 degrees, the minimum load is 60-65 degrees (fans in quiet mode are about 50-60% of the nominal speed), this is higher than under good air, but such is its peculiarity, in fact at 60 degrees the system is in balance. Under load in the test, the osst is up to 80-85 degrees (summer, heat, individual cores accelerated to 4.9 in the bus), when it is cooler, the temperature is 75-80. I googled a lot of information on the temperatures of this processor, about the same indicators were given out by a percentage under its 360mm in one bourgeois article. If you don’t want to listen to the noise of coolers in the load, you can lower the maximum state of the processor to 99% in terms of power supply in Windows - this will turn off the bus and the processor will work at base frequencies of 3340-3380 for all cores. What does it give: Simple 65>45 degrees. Load 87>58 degrees. In the cpu test 3dMark 13300> 11300 parrots. Tested in the summer heat. The performance loss is quite noticeable, but the remaining one is enough for 90% of tasks, but the low temperature of the processor has a calming effect. Judging by the tests of the crystal drive, with this processor my ssd runs a little faster than with the previous 3800X, which was a pleasant surprise. An excellent percentage, the computing power is even too much for my tasks, but the pocket does not pull the stock, it will live longer without an upgrade.