Pros
- - cheap - productive - cold
Cons
- did not find
Pros
- Ease of installation of a complete cooler. The cooler itself is quite quiet, it is enough for me. Overclocking capability. I constantly work on 3.7+ GHz.
Cons
- I have not noticed any cons yet, for my money a very good processor!
Pros
- Overview of the Model 2600 -Performance -Price (flow / rub) - Work with previous motherboards
Cons
- The only thing is that in the boxed configuration the cooler is the same as in the younger ryzens.
Pros
- Multithreading Possibility to install old coolers Self-distortion in applications that require it
Cons
- The choice of operating system must be approached carefully.
Pros
- Price
Pros
- Performance; Power consumption 65 watts (at low load or in inactivity, it consumes 30 or even less); Turboboost technology (up to 3.9-4.0 ghz); Reserve in stock performance for the next 4 years; Possibility of overclocking at tower cooling; Suitable even for creativity, video editing and rendering.
Cons
- Not found!
Pros
- Price Performance Overclocking Temperatures
Cons
- Not
Pros
- Fast, cold, requires little energy, reasonable price.
Cons
- Not found
Pros
- Price Performance
Cons
- If you have a motherboard without the function of setting offset'a vCore, then PBO will require too high voltages (for x10 cores, I get up to 1.55V, 1.5 Vcore) => higher heating => lower frequency. (For example, MSI controllers on x470 support offset voltage, but this is not implemented in the BIOS. Although MSI installed good mosfets even on the cheapest x470 boards, it turns out that their products make sense only for 2600 and 2700 without X) The possibility of overclocking (or is it a virtue?) PBO x10 in my case gives out only 3.9 GHz in Cinebench (~ 1340) for all cores, with fairly good cooling (in the reviews, apparently, they also set the process in real time) Heat dissipation (sudden temperature fluctuations, looks worse than thermal gum)
Pros
- 1. The price / quality ratio for November 2022 was the best (intel 8600 cost 19-20, against Hong Kong for 11); 2. 6 cores, 12 threads and it's great; 3. Cold. With Gammax 300 in normal use at minimum speed it keeps 30-40 degrees, under load you are around 50 no higher; 4. You can always make a 2600X out of it with overclocking; 5. Ryzen Master.
Cons
- 1. Legs, your mother, legs on the processor! 2. Fastening the processor and cooler on the socket (well, the problem is the socket, not the processor).
Pros
- 2600 (without X) For this price it's the best deal so far.
Cons
- in some games (online) with SMT enabled (multi-threading) shows noticeably lower fps. than without it. (of course, if the FPS does not rest on the video card) for norms. performance, you need to take RAM at 3.0-3200 MHz. this must be done when buying intel, but on ryzen it is more critical. The i5-8400 started to get cheaper, and if you only need a percentage for games. then there is no clear choice. far from unambiguous.
Pros
- Price/Performance! Cold. Top for your money!
Cons
- BOX version, and 3 legs were bent, not much, but the fact surprised me!
Pros
- suitable for both games and work, it seems to me that 2600 and 1600 are the best processors today in terms of price / quality ratio
Cons
- expected more in acceleration (
Pros
- Durable Finish
Cons
- Damaged
Pros
- Elegant design
Cons
- Long delivery time
Pros
- Great Price
Cons
- Unbelievable Price
