Review on Renewed AMD Ryzen 9 5900X Desktop Processor - 12 Cores, 24 Threads, Unlocked by Athit Samatiyadekul ᠌

In general, I am satisfied with the purchase, I changed the r5 3600 to 5900X, I initially took a fat mother in order to upgrade to 3950 in the future, but it turned out that the 5000 series would still be released, I decided to wait for it. I'm going to sit on this stone "to the last", maybe in the future the PC will no longer be interested or something cardinally powerful will come out. Yes, there is already DDR5, but the next couple of CPU generations will be run-in, it is better to endure them, IMHO. Or maybe, in general, PCs will switch to a new architecture without using RAM strips, and immediately with GDDR soldered on the board, the consoles could -_- What about staff growth? The increase is directly noticeable in Cyberpunk 2077 with RTX enabled. My 3600 couldn't cope, at the start of the game there was barely 40-45 in QHD, despite the fact that the percent was hammered into a hundred, now after the optimizations of the game and with the new processor on ultra QHD and tracing from 62 to 80. And Yes, tracing eats the processor too. Stutters and friezes disappeared in RDO, FPS increased to 90 frames, then the focus is on FB. By the way, I have a memory Samsung B-die 4 bars of 8 for T-Topology and the beauty of the backlight, I took it for fun, now I'm too lazy to set it up, I set it to 3200cl14, it's quite normal, there are no stutters in games and it's nice.