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

Name: Unlocked AMD Ryzen 7 3700X: 8-Core,16-Thread Processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler - Perfect for Your Desktop Needs!
Item: Unlocked AMD Ryzen 7 3700X: 8-Core,16-Thread Processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler - Perfect for Your Desktop Needs!
Rating: 5

October 30, 2022

Reliable purchase, guaranteed to be a good purchase.

Well. For me, going from my Intel i5 3470K felt like the evolution of a Pithecanthropus all the way to a Cro-Magnon. I was absolutely happy and dumbfounded by how much the processors and all the equipment as a whole stepped forward. I watched a bunch of guides and channels on the topic of normal processes, memory, etc. and suddenly realized that AMD is now for the average person who not only plays, but also works, the choice is much more reasonable than Intel with their crazy prices.
As a result, I assembled a normal computer for myself with a margin of 7-10 years and I am also satisfied. AMD - people's percent. Ryzen5 3600x will also be a good alternative for many, but 3700x will still be a little faster. I recommend.

Pros

- Consistently good performance out of the box -Excellent performance in production applications and rendering (decent performance in games) - Affordable price for performance and quality -Pretty good heat dissipation indicators (especially on LSS, although on medium and above average SVO, everything is also very good) -DDR4 support up to 5000MHz - Solder under the lid (!)

Cons

- Very average overclocking performance (to the state of "almost non-existent") - Very strange voltage and frequency indicators (most likely due to their not yet rolled back "intelligent" frequency and voltage control system. They promised to fix it in the next BIOS firmware) - With the notorious firmware, you need to play with a tambourine a little, putting the latest version that matches your motherboard - Very demanding on the user (namely, that you are not new to IT and understand what you are doing, especially with regards to overclocking and RAM) - Insanely picky about the selection of RAM (3600-3733mhz with timings 16-16-16-36 - ideal in terms of price and result, at least 3200mhz with cl14, cl15 delays, you can drive 3866-4200mhz but they are terribly expensive + specific settings are needed )