Review on AMD Ryzen Processor Wraith Cooler Computer Components and Internal Components by Jnis Stepi ᠌

Name: AMD Ryzen Processor Wraith Cooler Computer Components and Internal Components
Item: AMD Ryzen Processor Wraith Cooler Computer Components and Internal Components
Rating: 4

May 24, 2023

Nice price, good quality.

Firstly, it's nice that AMD was really able to do something suitable. Suitable and up-to-date. Secondly, it is even more pleasant that Intel, whose products I have always used before, finally began to move and do something really new. Although at the time of purchase I had 6 nuclear 8700k on sale for a long time, I still decided to support AMD with a, although Intel would be better suited for my tasks. I hope that AMD with the transition to a new process technology will solve their problems with a single thread and catch up with Intel in this aspect. If only AMD could make such a leap in video cards. And then in the light of recent events, Nvidia has become insolent to the edge

Pros

+ solder. 8 cores, 16 threads at 4.1GHz - 65 degrees on water at 25% RPM + performance in multithreading. In the desktop segment, a must-have for those who constantly work in multi-threaded applications + price. I got such a number of cores for only 24 thousand. At Shteud, meanwhile, a similar processor cost about 40k + an average more expensive platform 2066 (although according to rumors, an 8th core in the 9th generation will cost about the same) + complete set. It seems like nothing special compared to the competitor 8700, only in the box there is a not ridiculous cooler with a radiator smaller than they put with 3 ryazans.

Cons

- performance in a single thread. In fact, in games, this processor, compared to its younger brother 2600x, does not give a big increase and is clearly not worth the overpayment. - disgusting overclocking potential. I understand that there are different instances of the same processor model, and someone may come across a reference version, but I was not lucky. Firstly, my processor already out of the box had a voltage of 1.38-1.4V. Naturally, I had no desire to increase the voltage above 1.4V. Secondly, above 4.1 GHz, he refuses to chase. At 4.2, during a stress test, it hangs completely