Review on AMD 12 Thread Unlocked Processor YD1600BBAFBOX by Momchil Mastur ᠌

The recall is for models with the number 1600. 1. The Price: At this price, the only i5 model available is one with a Locked Multiplier. 2. Effectiveness in work. You can fight about this for a very long time, but he will make any Kaby Lake at nearly the same frequency, even in your favorite games. Even if you win, he will win. Yes, you can achieve a marginally higher frame rate on Intel by boosting the clock to 4.5-4.7 GHz; however, this will cause you to pay noticeably more degrees and experience excruciatingly high temperatures, and it will not protect you from friezes, which have even started to emerge on i7. The performance of the computer in other tasks is nowhere near that of even the budget-friendly Intel 1600. 3. The multiplier was unlocked. We feel elated after settling on 3.9–4.1 GHz as our range. Because it does not call for a significant rise in voltage, the value of 3.9 is the optimal choice. When operating in this mode, it will not degrade and will not become hot. Because of the 200 MHz, I strongly advise against abusing the processor in any way. 4. Cold. Extremely frigid. When run at a frequency of 3.9, a stress test that loaded all 12 threads barely reached 60 degrees Celsius.