Enhanced AMD Ryzen 3 3300X: 4-Core, 8-Thread Unlocked Processor with Powerful Wraith Stealth Cooler Review
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Brand | AMD |
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CPU Manufacturer | AMD |
CPU Model | Ryzen 3 3200X |
CPU Speed | 4.3 GHz |
CPU Socket | Socket AM4 |
Description of Enhanced AMD Ryzen 3 3300X: 4-Core, 8-Thread Unlocked Processor with Powerful Wraith Stealth Cooler
- Overclocking capability. Relative accessibility. Work speed.
- still need to dig and figure out the frequencies and voltage.
- Slightly more responsive in the Windows interface than the seven-year-old i7 4770 (without K). Much faster than it in the Winrar test. Smoother graphics in Assassin's Creed Odyssey (photo).
- Very hot. Box cooler in the trash. The complete discrepancy between the factory cooler and the heat dissipation of the processor.
- In general, a fairly good processor, if you take it purely from the calculation of playing. To work with prof. Software unequivocally look towards 2700x - the OEM version costs 2-3k more expensive and at the same time is 2 times more powerful. In games, this stone is more productive than any Hong Kong of the 1st and 2nd generation - purely due to the fact that this is the first Hong Kong with all the cores in one CCX and the delays in the cache are minimal. It's true, and his Achilles' heel.
- . because it heated up to 78 degrees with the stock cooler while playing BF1. In part - the fault of autovoltages, which jumped right up to 1.38 Volts. After fixing the voltage in the BIOS at around 1.225, the temperature in BF 1 dropped by 7-8 degrees. After installing the Noctua U-12S, the temperatures dropped another 7-8 degrees - already tolerable.
- 1. Price 2. Cold 3. At the level of p5 3600
- There is none of them
- price for oem version
- standard cooler in BOX version
- Worked well for a whole year.
- Died after about a year of home use.
- Computer components
- too stupid
- Internal components
- Will write later
- CPUs
- Crumpled packaging