Review on Unleash High-Performance with AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT Processor & Wraith Spire Cooler by Ada Idziak ᠌

If you are not an avid overclocker, but just want a good percentage for games and work, take it, it’s really more interesting than the same 2700 and even more so the first generation. Looks like the process has paid off. In a word, a very positive experience! Got pros: Price-quality ratio. 6 cores and 12 threads! Good system responsiveness. No glitches etc. Good core/thread distribution. Prots is very universal, drags multithread! If you not only play, but also like to do editing, streaming, photo processing, etc., then this percentage is for you. With the new agesa 1.0.0.3 with Precision Boost Overdrive everything is ok. Boosts up to 420229, through auto OC up to 4250. This is out of the box without any dancing. Excellent performance in games (especially compared to zen and zen +), in installations (Davinci resolve just works great on it). Yes, the overclocking potential is minimal, but for most users it is just important that you get it, plug it in, use it. Out of the box, AMD has already squeezed almost everything out of the processor that it is capable of at the expense of boost. And this is a plus for most users. Has some cons Stock cooler and BOX version - a piece of barn. It buzzes vilely, the temperature is up to 85 in games. I took it at a price cheaper than oem, so it's all the same. But in general, I immediately advise you to buy a cooler like a gammax 300. It will be enough. I took myself for 3600 AMD wraith prism from 3700x. Painfully beautiful scoundrel)