Review on 🚀 Enhanced Performance AMD Ryzen™ 5 5600 6-Core, 12-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor with Efficient Wraith Stealth Cooler by Adam Wawrzyski ᠌

Weaker than the 5600X is about the same as it is cheaper. Plus, for free, we get a video card of the RX550 level, which is quite sufficient to try to survive this horror. The boxed Spire cooler from the R5 1600 adequately cools in games, but under stress it quickly reached 79 degrees, didn't go any further, and stopped the test. I don’t even want to think what will happen to my native Stealth, although I think it’s enough for games. I installed Zalman Performa10 (at one time I bought a kit for AM4) and got 75 degrees in the OCST power test, which simultaneously loads the video card (RX590) to the full, creating an Ada branch in the case. Bought 112022 for 15731 you know where. It still didn't go anywhere. But for 22022+, as it is now sold in the 2022, I see no reason to change 1600/2600 to 5600G, they will still be decently enough. All in all, a worthy heir to the non-X hexa-core lineup, especially considering the current situation with graphics cards. Games I tried in FHD: War Thunder - 40-60 fps, high. Ori and the Blind Forest - 60+ fps max. Dishonored - 60+ fps max. Metro 2033 Redux - 40+ fps, very high. DOOM Eternal - 40+ fps, average. Mad Max - 40+ fps, average. Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition - 60+ fps max. Borderlands2 - 50+ fps max, 4x anisotropic, physics low. Wolfenstein: The Old Blood - 40+ fps on high, 60+ fps on medium. But this is taking into account that the system has 32GB of RAM (3200MHz), respectively, and 4GB is allocated for the built-in.