Got pros: -Price at the time of the release of Ryzen 3 series 9 990r. - Power, multi-threading, TOP for your money. -Heat dissipation 65 Tdp. - Will be relevant for a few more years. Some cons: - No potential for overclocking -It still gets a little warm. (66 degrees at peak, 40 at idle)

Has some pros Cheap and powerful processor, unfortunately I did not try to overclock it (I am very afraid to do this) Has some cons poorly compatible with boards that came out before the processor (gigabyte b350m had to be reflashed to pull it)

The processor is suitable for both gaming and professional use, and for the same price, you won't find a more powerful Intel offering (although, in principle, Intel shows itself better in games). You won't find a superior multitasking processor for everything and right away, in all likelihood, and it's highly unlikely that you will. Got pros: _Overclocking to 4.2GHz (maybe more, but I'm still sitting in a compartment with a boxed cooler, and in theory I didn't overclock above the factory ones)…

Has pros: An excellent percentage for your money. Without overclocking, in the budget assembly - the flight is normal! Some cons: It has already been tested by time. There are no obvious, visible to the eye, flaws

Do not go into this purchase with the expectation that you will be able to overclock this processor to 4.2GHz; from what I can see, only around 10% of stones are capable of doing so. When the voltage is sufficiently high, the majority of specimens can barely handle 4.1 GHz. For instance, the maximum voltage at which my stone can operate reliably is 4.05 volts at 1.35 volts, and above that, it does not chase at any voltage. Stability checks were performed on prime95 tiny fft; however, games…

Got pros: A little more choice of iron for PC than in other stores. Sometimes the price is a little lower Has cons: No warranty card provided. Guaranteed by receipt, which is recommended to be photographed because it fades over time.

Has pros: Most importantly, this stone is just a top for its money, it fulfills its price by 100% Cons below: If we take the boxed version, then the bundled cooler is noisy, on the other hand, this moment can be forgiven for the price tag.

Has pros: Prots in AAA games did not warm up above 55 degrees. The geyMAX 300 tower seemed to take 300-500. A powerful good percentage of problems with him for 2-3 years of work was not. Cons: I don't understand why the price is 18k. About 2-3 years ago I bought it in a regarde for 7-8k now the price is unreasonably high.

In order to upgrade to ddr4, I decided to replace the i7 4790k, which had a frequency of 4.6. The card was not changed, and it is still a GTX 1060. The trouble started when I attempted to update the BIOS; the 2600x did not start up immediately away. I had no choice except to borrow an A6 9500. I performed a clean installation of Windows 10 using the most recent 1803 release. A positive development is that 3d Max, Revit, and LR have all become somewhat livelier. I did not observe any variations…

With its pros. For a modest price, I received a significant acceleration of the PC, switched from 1400, the increase is noticeable in everything Some cons: it seems to me that the stock cooler will not cope, given that the motherboard plays with frequencies and lifts them

Neither marine mammals nor birds. % for those individuals who do not have the financial means to get 8 cores but would still like to work and play in the editing and graphics fields. Straight out of the box, it functions faultlessly and doesn't raise any more questions. A fantastic proportion for slackers, but incredibly uninteresting for those who work in technology. Many advantages: 1) The use of many threads. In real-world situations, it is extremely unlikely for a person to achieve a score…

This one is more productive than its rival, the Intel i5 9400, which is available on the market. On a side note, I want to talk about performance in general. After I had him in my possession, I made the decision to put him to death in public as a demonstration of my power. I started a torrent to download a file that was 50 gigabytes while simultaneously entering a demanding game with high graphics settings. I opened a browser with 120 windows, started a video from YouTube in full HD resolution…

We are talking about 2600 without factoring in X, and I paid 8200 for it. Initially, I was interested in the 2700 and the 3600, with and without the X, but they are between 1.5 and 1.7 times more expensive, and they only provide a performance increase of a maximum of 30-40% in multithreading. Having weighed my options, I concluded that there is not much point in overpaying, as in my average tasks, I won't feel this difference, and I can load my 1060 video card with my head using this…

In general, it is necessary to examine any stone from two distinct perspectives, each of which requires a significant investment of resources. for the sake of recreation, particularly playing video games, as well as for professional reasons. The most recent generation of gaming consoles features the most advanced processors, which are required for playing video games. In this instance, the performance of the gem is identical to that of gems found in the latest generation of gaming consoles…

After having problems with the MSI 970A-G43 motherboard, I decided to switch from the socket AM3+ to the socket AM4. Because there are almost no motherboards that use the AM3+ socket, and because you can't buy new ones and I didn't like the used version, you can't even buy new ones (they brought a real city .). I purchased a number of Gigabyte Aorus B450 PRO motherboards (it's pricey, I believe I overpaid for this motherboard), AMD Rizen 5 2600 processors (at first, I wanted 72700, but it was…

When I saw that the difference between them was only 150, I decided to take 2600 instead, and I ended up not losing anything. Initially, I was thinking about taking 1600 at all. Amud deserves the fattest plus with this whole line, we hope for even cooler prots for the future am5, but for now we sit and get high on ryzens. So far, I really like everything that has been released. With all of its perks. 1) Performance to price ratio: If you need a stone for rendering, photo processing, or other…

Different pros: For the money, it's not a bad option, although the i5 9400f for the same price in games will show itself somewhat better, but at the level of error. Has cons: In the boxed version, the standard cooler buzzes disgustingly. But with an equal price for the OEM and BOX version, it's a sin to complain. The temperature with the boxed cooler is around 65 degrees, it will work for the first time.

Overclocked 2600 to 4.1 GHz on all cores, voltage 1.2875v, MSI b450 carbon motherboard. maybe 4.2, but my cooling can't cope (thermaltake contact silent 12)

Got pros: A good, productive processor that easily handles all the main tasks + makes it possible to play (and this is without any overclocking). Personally, I play WoT. In conjunction with the GTX 1050 Ti, I can easily play FULL HD on ultras, the average FPS is 60-65. Cons: It is worth noting that the processor generates heat quite quickly and under load the temperature immediately jumps sharply. The regular boxed cooler copes with the task, but it is noisy - its speed changes are very well au

Feedback for 2600x OEM Much has been said and written about these processors, but I will also add my word. 1) I don’t see any point in buying the BOX version at all, the price difference reaches 5k, for this money you can get a real refrigerator for this processor. 2) the selection of memory should be taken very scrupulously, do not be too lazy to read the forums. Believe me, it's worth it. 3) it is not necessary to take memory for 16 + k, it is better to take a better motherboard, there will…