Of course, I wanted 5900, but, unlike 2022, only 5900X is on sale. Therefore, I compare with 3900 and the difference is simply huge. I think with 3900X it will be only a little less: - launch VMware > Windows 7: 3900 - 24.8 sec., 5900X - 14.8 sec. (no comments needed) - Photoshop 2022: startup time is almost the same, but inside everything is very fast and more pleasant to operate. The increase visually is just the same 1.5 times - compiling C++ or NodeJS is faster and smoother - games give out

To solve the problem of heating, I began to experiment with overclocking. I found out that a reasonable maximum is 4.5 GHz for all cores at 1.25V. In multi-threaded applications, a small performance gain relative to drain, with reduced power consumption. And in low-threaded applications, the performance, on the contrary, decreased slightly (5%), but the zhor and heating disappeared, which is more important. I was able to overclock to 4.65GHz for all cores as much as possible, but in the…

A powerful percentage, but there are very few tasks that would use it as efficiently as possible. I tried it in training neural networks to use. To fully load it in such a task, you also need to think well how to parallelize it . Different pros: If you turn off auto overclocking, then the processor actually runs at a frequency of 3.7 and eats no more than 110 watts. Does a good job of encoding videos. I make recordings from the SQUAD game in QHD resolution. There is practically no frame drop…

The delivery was long due to the New Year holidays, but the percent arrived as scheduled - January 9, 2022. The packaging is the usual oem - even a little foam rubber was put under the legs. In any case, for 40 this is a mega cool percent, I switched to it from ryzen 7 5800x. The seven was also not bad, but it warmed up much more strongly, right there in the ryzen master I see how all the cores are loaded. But on the other hand, the idle temperature rose from 28 degrees (7 5800x) to 33 (9…

In general, its worth the money, but without dropsy, alas, nowhere Has pros: The processor is excellent, the performance increase is felt immediately after starting the PC. No problems were observed in the work, except for minor troubles (in the comments) Got cons: Hot. On the old cooler, the temperatures were 78-80 in games, I had to set the coolant. Many motherboards don't support it out of the box, which added a couple of gray hairs to me. I had to ate the BIOS in the SC.

Hot. Without overclocking during the stress test in Aida64, it heated up to ~80 degrees under the Zalman CNPS9X Optima cooler, and with overclocking (MSI Game Boost) - up to ~90 degrees (yes, I overestimated the cooler, but the room is warmer). Despite the fact that the product page on the AMD website indicates that only Windows 10 (no less) is supported and only 64-bit, nevertheless, for the sake of interest, we managed to install 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7 and Windows 8.

If you have water cooling and good heat dissipation, then you have nothing to worry about. I use Thermalright ARO-M14O with the tower, so heat is important to me: due to the large internal potential for overclocking, one of the best chiplets heats up more (by about 10C). Downvolt through curve does not help, because after that, the processor simply raises the boost frequency even higher when it sees the potential for this, i. E. as a result, the voltage does not decrease, but remains the same…

I sit and so far I don’t understand what product I took. It seems that I watch tests from foreign and from our reviewers where they drive it up to 4.8 and synthetics also pass tests, and at the same time they have a temperature of 60+ degrees and the factory is chasing up to 2022. And I have some kind of perdoling with RAM at 3600 and infinity factory at 1800, while in pubg the temperature jumps to 80+ degrees in stock without overclocking with undervolting. Maybe my mother is a bad ROG…

Got pros: Speed ​​of work: I had a Ryzen 7 3800X before it and the new one is just a beast. Rendering in premiere and blender became much faster, lags generally got into programs for calculating the physics of air flows Cons: Hot. Under load straight stove. Of course, the 250 watt Beakwhite tower copes with it and it doesn’t overheat itself, but the coolers on the tower spin like crazy when I start the render. I'm thinking about buying an SJO

On Noctua NH-D15 under uncompromising conditions - silent operation ALWAYS (valve speeds in a closed case 700-1000) when using DDR 3600/4000 14-14-14-34, it is necessary to correctly perform: - careful setting of Curve Negative - selection of PPT/TDC/EDC values - setting Thermal Throttle Limit Otherwise, the temperature of CCD #0 in the load will be around 90 C or even higher.

Here in the comments ( market) there is a great person Anton L. who helped with the BIOS settings. Turning to him for help, suddenly the system unit stopped turning on. Anton pointed out that, firstly, the memory was inserted into the wrong slots by the service center. Then, under his leadership, they ated the BIOS. After all the attempts, it remains to give the system manager to the SC so as not to lose the guarantee. After contacting the SC of the store, it turned out that during…

I didn’t expect a special increase from 5600x, but it’s huge ! 5600x in the air warmed up to 75 maximum, and 5900x in dropsy saw a maximum of 70 degrees, while not fixing anything, didn’t cut it. Dropsy is not expensive GamerStorm CASTLE 280 EX, but copes with with a bang! The motherboard is also budget-B550 Asrock Phantom Gaming 4. In general, I advise everyone who is thinking of buying, take it, you won’t regret it, especially since they can go up in price a lot because of the miners.