At first I thought to take 1600 at all, but when I saw the difference between them at 150, I decided to take 2600 and did not lose. So far, I really like everything, amud deserves the fattest plus with this whole line, we hope for even cooler prots for the future am5, but for now we sit and get high on ryzens With its pros. 1) Performance/price - it's almost impossible to find a better ratio on the market if you need a stone for rendering / photo processing or other tasks of this type 2)…

Real, I'm not afraid of this word folk stone. I bought a couple for work and did not lose. For such a cost, he has one drawback, this is the price of "binding" the mother and the RAM. In my opinion, they should cost 20 percent cheaper. Well, we are waiting for ZEN2. They promise to make it even better. Got pros: Exceeded expectations compared to competitors. Yes, there is nothing more to add. Its cons: AMD shny legs . well, you understand, check right away. Price of AM4 motherboards and ddr4…

For overclocking, you need cooling from 130W and higher, but this is for working at 4.0GHz and higher, and for a regular turbo boost, a 100W cooler is enough, a native cooler hat. Different pros: Ryzen 5 2600 B450 Samsung b-chip. 3900 MHz holds at 1.2 volts without problems. 6 cores and 12 threads are simply gorgeous, a competitor from Intel is much more expensive. I took 4.0 GHz to 1.3v higher, I didn’t drive it, but spent time overclocking the memory. 3400 couldn't take it anymore and dropped

100% does what it claims to do. Pros below: Cooling seems ridiculously incapacitated and small, but in the end - 40-45 in idle and up to 65 in load. My last Intel 60+ kept even without load. Well, the declared performance is something to add here. There were no problems with installation, work. Fresh thermal paste is on the cooler. Has cons: Pay attention to mat. board. As a result, I bought paired with an asus prime processor, in which it turned out that the cooler slightly covers the slot for

if you don’t have at least 20+k per processor, this is definitely the best option Got pros: the best that is on the market in terms of profit per unit of money, and I can easily play games and renders in 3dmax and all this for modest money in games stable boost 3.8 on all cores render at 100% load 3.7 plus the cold one remains with the tower for the mower (gammax 300), I have not seen above 60 degrees With its cons. frightened the appearance of the original delivery, the ribs seemed to be…

I began to assemble a computer for myself gradually, because. poor, so I can only play in the box and spin the propeller. In general, the purchase was satisfied. . Everything is ok, what I expected is what I got, while everything works properly.

Fails the AIDA64 stability stress test without overclocking with the new Gammax 300R cooler, which dissipates (or should dissipate?.) 130 W, for a second, the temperature reached 91 C in about 9 minutes, the case was opened. In games with such a cooler, it seems to be 55-65 C, in idle time 30 C. In general, it requires expensive cooling . Different pros: Here is a super percent, I liked it, everything is fast, the 1060 6 GB card opens up to 100 in many games (tested with msi afterburner) the…

Neither fish nor fowl. Percent for those who do not have money for 8 cores, but want to play and work in editing and graphics. Works stably out of the box and does not cause additional questions. An excellent percentage for lazy people, and extremely boring for technologists Different pros: 1) Multithreading. In real tasks, it is almost impossible to score a percentage by 100% 2) Well keeps the temperature at 38-45 degrees (depending on the time of year) in idle time. Under load, it heats up to

Of course, at the same time, I had to score on compatibility with the old AM3 and AM3 + sockets, but it was worth it, since the 2022 chipset and backward compatibility would have dragged everything to the bottom. I will slowly add to the review. Some pros: The first thing that really pleased me was a very good single-thread, a full-fledged core + HT in the amount of 6 pieces also give an excellent multi-thread. Low TDP and solder under the cover will please you with low temperature. Finally…

Definitely recommend, but if you are a Windows 7 user, then be prepared to reinstall, or upgrade to 10 for free. Some pros: Price. For 8k there are no analogues. Cold, any cooler from 100 watts will do. 6 cores and 12 threads. Editing video on it is a pleasure. Oddly enough, but in pluses I will write down acceleration! By some miracle, he went to 4.5 GHz at a voltage of 1.3 volts. Mat. Gigabyte x470 Aorus ultra gaming board. Has some cons It won’t get up normally on Windows 7 (yes, there are…

I bought it for work and games, in both situations it copes with a bang, no complaints in the negative direction. Insanely happy with the purchase and highly recommend, for its price it is a godsend.

On the MSI B450 Gaming Pro Carbon AC overclocked to 4GHz (in the air Zalman CNPS10X Optima). The Samsung OEM RAM on the 2400 consistently overcame the 3400 with timings of 16-17-17-34-54.

optimal processor, in principle satisfied Pros: cold. for 2022, this is still a new processor and there is a margin over time to put something more into the same mother with the same socket. which means that dropsy on this socket will also be relevant for a foreseeable long time. the box version has a very simple aluminum cooler, but you can take the oem separately and the simplest cooler separately and get the same thing, saving a couple of thousand Got cons: did not notice a qualitative jump…

An excellent processor for adequate money, put in most mid-budget assemblies. On ASUS B450 TUF took 4GHz at 1.3V with temperatures around 47-48 at 100% load. You can overclock even more, but it makes no sense for my video card. Complete with a good motherboard, I definitely recommend Pros below: Overclocking potential Power Heat dissipation Multi-core Has some cons Not all older games support multithreading, which is why the potential for power is not visible. There are no problems with this in

I put a gammax 300 RED to it (and I advise you to put a better thread than boxing) and everything is fine. With good loads, the temperature is slightly above 60 and that's it. So to say that this is a stove will not turn your tongue.

R5 2600x after fx8320(4.5GHz) really wow effect. Works on asus rog strix x470-f gaming motherboard and with patriot memory pvr416g320c6k ram (memory runs at 3600). In the bus until 42022 takes.

If you are buying an OEM version, not a BOX, do not be lazy to get the processor out of the package and see if the contacts on the processor are bent. I myself got into such a situation. It is treated with tweezers under a microscope. ated for the sake of interest from the i5-6500. never used amd. At first I wanted to take the R5 3600, but because the b450 mother was already bought (it was necessary to ate the bios) I decided not to bother and take the R5 2600. I also had to buy a faster 3200…

The processor will fit both for games and for work, for the same money you can’t find more powerful Intel (although, in principle, Intel shows itself better in games). Well, in general, you most likely won’t find a better multitasking processor for everything and right away Got pros: _Powerful enough for the money _overclocking to 4.2GHz (maybe more, but I'm still sitting in a compartment with a boxed cooler, and in principle I didn't overclock above the factory ones) _Renders well _I don’t…

However, if you are collecting something new now in 2022, it is better to immediately take the R5 3600 for an additional three and a half thousand. Moreover, in the chipset they cost the same, so there will be no difference in the total price of the PC. Pros below: In terms of price / quality ratio at the moment, this processor is a miracle, nothing else. 6 cores 12 threads at a price of 7500 for a new copy is really something beyond. Cons below: Perhaps, the 9400F loses a couple of fps in…

Met and even exceeded my expectations. I have third-party "average" assemblies without tops, and this one is just average. So with my build (Ryzen 5 2600 + GTX1050Ti + 2x4Gb RAM), I'm more than happy with the results in games. Moreover, this assembly is easy to upgrade: the processor is clearly enough for a more powerful video card, the memory will need to be changed to 2 x 8GB, I think more processors will come out on this connector. In total, we have an assembly lifetime of 5+ years (with a…