Review on Renewed AMD Ryzen 9 5900X Desktop Processor - 12 Cores, 24 Threads, Unlocked by Keisuke F Kuga ᠌

The AMD Ryzen series is very different from Intel processors in psychology, it is more for overclocking wizards, if you want to plug it in, everything starts up and goes, and you don’t need to configure anything, then apparently AMD is not for you. For that, if you like to customize, optimize, etc. - here is a gap. Has some pros • Based on tests, it outperformed the 10th generation Intel i9. • The presence of 24 PCI-E buses of the 4th generation, against 16 lanes of the 3rd for the Intel i9 of the 10th and / or 48 lines of the 3rd for the Intel Core X of the 10th generation. That is, theoretically, the total bandwidth of PCI-E buses is equal to Intel Core X. • This particular instance is running at a total frequency of 4.4 MHz when fully loaded. Got cons: • In January 2022, the ASUS ROG Strix X570-F Gaming motherboard, without a BIOS upgrade, could not understand what was happening at all . • After the upgrade, everything still worked very strangely. • Installing "AMD Ryzen Master" helped bring the processor to life. • A lot depends on the specific instance, judging by the information on the Internet, AMD has a lot of marriage, it may not be delivered at all. • The copy came with bent legs, it is not known where they bent, I had to bend them under a magnifying glass, otherwise it would not fit into the socket.