Pros
- Fast, does not heat up much, works in medium overclocking
Cons
- the temperature jumps, the structure of the processor or the BIOS settings did not understand, the temperature jumps at rest from 39 to 45
Pros
- - Performance - Price - It is this version that is unlocked, which means the possibility of overclocking
Cons
- - Delivery quality (does not apply to the processor itself)
Pros
- 1. 6 cores, 12 threads in SMT is a very useful feature. In my workloads and the games I play (latest Battlefield games for example), multithreading is very important and having a lot of threads allows you to play at higher FPS and perform calculations faster. 2. Low heat generation. On a standard cooler out of the box (I bought BOX, at that time it was cheaper than the OEM version) it does not heat up under maximum load. 3. Works perfectly and fully on motherboards from the middle price segment, in particular, on my b450 (it also runs on older and budget chipsets). 4. Works better and more stable than older generations of Ryzen - AMD has clearly done a lot of work on the bugs over the years of development of the series. 5. New generation consoles will have something similar to 3600-3700, which means that new generation games will be perfectly optimized for these processors. 6. Very high performance - all modern video cards are 100% open, there is still a reserve for several years. Stable frame time, fps - everything is just fine.
Cons
- For its penny price, there can be no shortcomings.
Pros
- Sooooo POWERFUL! moved from 1600
Cons
- Dancing with tambourines, one-time!
Pros
- - Quick - Cheap - Cold if you calm down
Cons
- - At full auto with turbo boosts and SMT turned on, the temperatures go over 100 degrees, and the voltage beats almost under a half.
Pros
- 11 995 rub. per processor, with 6 cores and 12 threads. Moreover, each core is very strong. Low heat dissipation 32MB cache. For any workload where 12 threads is enough, this processor is simply uncompromising.
Cons
- Acceleration is actually pointless. There is a dependence of automatic overclocking on the quality of cooling. Therefore, for the full return of the processor, you need to install good cooling. Like all AMD, the contacts are routed to the processor itself. They are very easy to damage if you regularly rebuild your PC.
Pros
- Too much has been written about him. He is definitely wonderful.
Cons
- It is better to replace the boxed cooler or take OEM. Anything from 130 watts and above. Not all instances will have 4.2. Dont be upset. You need a good cheap memory. There is a moment to distribute the load on the cores and threads, some applications and games in the load, of course, begin to randomly use resources, jumping back and forth across logical processors and friezes and drawdowns begin. Put the software that fixes it all, dig yourself, so you will learn and understand more (or don’t climb, everything plows so well anyway)
Pros
- - Two weeks of reading materials and experiments - and now on the B450 chipset overclocking to 4450 MHz, with undervolting up to 1.275 V, SOC 1.025 V, the rest of the voltages were also set manually according to recommendations from the Internet. Work is stable. In idle time and in the browser - 38-42 degrees (which is overclocked, which is not), this is normal. In the games that I managed to play, the download is no more than 50%, usually 15-25% (1440p, maximum speed), it heats up around 50-65 degrees, and in reality no one sits under stress tests for hours. If you need to encode / render video for days or other prof. load, good cooling is required. In stresses, it heats up to 80-85. But then they are stressful! - Even without overclocking, the CPU is very productive and outperforms the previous eight-core series! If you have a good motherboard, there is a huge margin for growth, especially for prof. activities. If you need cheap and cheerful for homework and multithreading, then it's better to take the 2700X - half the price, but the parrots are the same. It makes no sense to upgrade from previous generations to 3600, take 3700X and higher right away. But in games, the 3600 is a bit better than previous generations. - Manual overclocking will give not only more even voltage and temperatures, but also an increase in memory speed! Overclocking by 200-300 MHz and an increase in memory bandwidth of 1000-1500 Mb / s, and reduced the latency of not the fastest Patriot 3200 MHz modules from 79 to 74 ns. - To avoid howls of the cooler, just manually set the speed of the fans on the motherboard (the normal ones have their own control programs under Win, ASUS has AI Suite 3).
Cons
- - The temperature sensor lies up to +20 degrees, this is a well-known cant in all Ryzen. There are two temperatures: CPU diode (on the motherboard) and regular CPU Temp. What monitoring program will look at what value - the devil will figure it out. The percent is cut down at 95, but the same CoreTemp program throws up to a temperature of 20 degrees, a total of 115. The critical temperature is 75 (displayed as 95). Why is this done? Probably, the engineers understood that Ryzen would be driven, and decided to play it safe from fools by lowering the visible limits. - Under load, it heats up wildly even in auto-acceleration, and the cooling does not depend much on the fan speed. The Gammax 300 cooler under stress tests gives 80-90 degrees, and with automatic or high LLC settings, it heats up to 95 (real) and turns off. In games 55-65, in idle time 35-40, it resets from extreme to normal in seconds, so thermal paste or a bad cooler installation has nothing to do with it, the percentage itself heats up like that.
Pros
- - Increased performance compared to 1st and 2nd generations - Overclocking from the "box", no need to shaman, for those who do not want to bother about this - Compatible with motherboards based on B350/X370/B450/X470 chipsets, which makes it possible to ate the CPU without buying a new motherboard, of course, you will definitely need to ate the BIOS before that. - Finally, the high-frequency memory works quietly on the xmp profile without dancing with a tambourine, put it on and forgot it.
Cons
- Raw bios at the moment. Overvoltage, temperature fluctuations, all this is due to a flaw in the BIOS.
Pros
- Great performance right out of the box. Low power consumption. Works great on the X370 chipset (ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR VI HERO), for this you just need to ate the BIOS to the latest version. This is already the 3rd generation of processors that work on this board.
Cons
- Not
Pros
- Performance, overclocking, FHD really increases FPS and that's it
Cons
- Heating, compatible with cheap mat. boards (power) and even with the latest BIOS. Explanations below and only for my hardware in 2k
Pros
- Price, power, tdp
Cons
- -
Pros
- Performance processor
Cons
- Not found
Pros
- Fast on dry data. Assembly on a budget MSI B350 Tomahawk (board with a very mediocre power supply). DDR4 on Hynix-AFR chips overclocked by calculator up to 3800MHZ FCLK 1900 and a one-to-one divider. Proc took 4400MHZ across all cores at 1,250 volts, but running Prime95 is stable and adequate in temperatures at 4300MHZ at 1202222v. Windows 10 with all the latest ates. Cooler from Noctua NH-U12A. Fresh, at the time of writing the review, drivers and a stripped-down BIOS (Click Beta Bios). The processor wound up on the motherboard without dancing with tambourines. The performance increase from the previous processor (R5 1600) is about 25 percent, which is very noticeable in games and rendering. Prots is hot, but taking into account the fact that he is overclocked. With the same performance as the R5, the 1600 will be icy, so you can customize the temperature / performance ratio. I also checked the effect of memory overclocking on performance - from 3200MHZ XMP to 3800 on the calculator, the increase was more than 15 percent. The stress temperature of Aida64 for the entire system, together with the video card in the case with 5 fans and 2 on the cooler, averaged 68 degrees. Primary performance measurements: Assassin`s Creed Origins 13100 (maximum settings, but 50 percent rendering. Test without focusing on the video card) Assassin`s Creed Origins 11400 (1920x1080, max settings) Cinebench R20 3981 points
Cons
- There are no disadvantages. There is a feature of the architecture that would be nice to know. I put it in and forgot it doesn’t work very well here, you need to play around with the handles a bit so that everything is completely fine. Details added to the comment.
Pros
- Bargain purchase (took for 12750r), decent power (switched from FX 8350), all without problems
Cons
- Long delivery (relative to the same Amazon). Bastard packaging. Well, okay, we take OEM, but is it somehow possible to pack decently? looks worse than ordered prots from alik
Pros
- That feeling when in Folych 4 with 200+ mods you stand in the center of Boston and you finally have 60+ fps, and flying on a turntable over the city does not turn into a slide show. Before that, there was a legendary i7 2600k in conjunction with 1080. The increase in games (depending on the engine) is 20-30 fps. For example, the benchmark of the first Division.
Cons
- There are none for this value for money.
Pros
- There are many advantages, the main thing is a great price.
Cons
- There are no claims to the product, only to the seller of MARVEL CT, I will describe everything in the comments.
Pros
- Top performance in stock.
Cons
- No.
Pros
- Works faster than i5 second generation.
Cons
- 1. Unstable work in the OS in idle time with standard settings. 2. It gets hotter than i5 9600KF, where is my bonus for 7 nm? 3. Actual at the end of 2022, price.
Pros
- Price, cold.
Cons
- No, but I can not understand, cpu-z gave out that the L3 cache is 16MB and not 32 as indicated.
