Review on Unlocked AMD Ryzen 7 3700X: 8-Core,16-Thread Processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler - Perfect for Your Desktop Needs! by Yusri Mohd ᠌

Assembled a reliable system for 24*7 operation. 90% of the time work in office mode, but periodically you need to run complex calculations for several days, and very rarely games. The first thing that pleased me was very low power consumption, in normal (office mode) the entire system (Mother ASUS ROG X570-F, Vidyuha Palit GeForce RTX 2060, Sound ASUS STX II, etc.) consumes 65-70 W (without sound : 55-60 W), under load all this is heated up to 200-300 W (in toys 150-200 W). True, I immediately did a "downvolting" (2.25 V) and fixed the processor frequency (4200 MHz). Yes, I tried to set the frequency higher, but it either gives errors, or if you raise the voltage, it heats up like a stove, so I settled on this configuration, because. works absolutely stably (tested under full load for several days). Well, the consumption of electricity is minimal, and the performance is enough for me even at regular 3600 MHz, everything literally flies . With a floating frequency, I did not bother, because I do not see the point in this. The cooler is an air Noctua NH-D15 SE-AM4. The temperature under the test load (15 min), see the screenshot, it no longer rises. In real tasks, including games, usually no more than 55-65 degrees . Before that, I used Intel for the last 10 years (Core 2 Duo E8400), the configuration is approximately the same (well, except that the vidyuha is more office), so there was 170-180 W in office mode, but under load (including in games) 250-350 W. Of course, it is not correct to compare these two systems in terms of performance, but still, what was previously considered 2-3 days is now 6-10 hours. Moreover, if earlier, when starting these "processes", everything hung for me, and I could no longer use the computer, now I can easily do my own thing in parallel, and despite the 100% load of all cores, nothing slows me down anywhere . So I think that it is a very good, productive and economical stone.