AMD Ryzen 7 3800X Processor: Unlocked 8-Core CPU with Wraith Prism Cooler for Powerful Desktop Performance Review

I took the OEM version for 22400r in the fall of the 19th with a 3 year warranty. The whole thing works with the MSI X570 A-PRO MP, DDR4 HyperX 2400 16Gb (2x8Gb) temporary memory, a GTX 1060 6Gb video card (I would also change .), a system on an SSD from Transcend, games and more on ordinary fast HDDs. Initially, a cheaper config was planned (on the 3600th and 370 or 470 chipset), but I decided to take a walk anyway))) A fresh BIOS was immediately uploaded to the board, and a fresh W10 Pro x64…

If the price suits you - you can take it, if you need a multi-stream - you can take it. If you want to learn undervolting, find out where turbo boost is disabled in the BIOS, how to make the processor work with all cores at the frequency you need (within the limits of possibility). To be upset that it is heating up, then, having figured out how it can work, set it all up and be glad that it is really good - then welcome. all the pictures I found while trying to set up and tests in Cinebench20…

Raising the memory frequency above 3600 does not make sense, because. in this case, the intraprocessor bus switches to 2:1 mode and starts operating at half the DRAM frequency, which negatively affects the overall performance (memory latency increases, copy speed drops, etc.). The fact that the speed of writing to memory is half that of reading is recognized by AMD and is explained by the peculiarities of the architecture. The same feature is observed in 3600 and 3700, but is absent in 3900…

I strongly recommend! In a year I'll upgrade to a Ryzen 9 3950X (there is support for a flooded BIOS in the mother), or even a 4800XT (if a BIOS for my 16-phase ASRock Fatal1ty X370 Professional Gaming comes out). Some pros: With Be Quiet cooler! Dark Rock Pro 4, Be Quiet! Straight Power 11 1000 W and a silent GeForce GT710 graphics card with a heatsink - silence. Incredibly satisfied. Long chose - what to take. I decided not to wait for the LGA1200 to enter the market - as there will be an…

Excellent %, a touch warm, but after you put the tower in place, everything works perfectly. Cons: I didn't buy it at the optimal time for the price, and when it arrived, the item was wrapped in a piece of plastic, fastened with rubber bands, and labeled "fragile" on the package.

I am completely satisfied with the purchase Proc ; AMD RYZEN 7-3800X mother; X470 AORUS ULTRA GAMING (rev. 1.0) Video card; MSI 1050TI memory; kingston hyperx fury 16gb 2400 overclocked to 3200

works in tandem with Thermalright Macho and msi x570 gaming plus board, PSU Coguar 800w 80Gold, in stress test at 100% load for 16 threads with all cores at 4250GHz in standard overclocking from MSI, warms up to 102-103 degrees, the temperature no longer rises , holds frequencies, does not trot. Began to understand why so hot. 1. replaced thermal paste 3 times more efficient 2. added 3 coolers 140mm, two for blowing, 2 for blowing 3. tension. An interesting moment with the voltage, turned off…

I’m not a fanboy of any of the camps. Before that, I was Intel, but now I took AMD because they give top performance and for sane money. to which Intel has nothing to answer. (And there are no prospects for a couple of years . this is for the best - there should be competition, let Intel get together and give something new in a couple of years . they sat up resting on their laurels) By the very process: there was a choice between 3700x and 3800x, but since the price differed by 800, I took the…

I will be brief - after purchase and installation, I did everything as it was written earlier - I removed PBO, manually set the voltage, I was unpleasantly amazed at the idle temperature, etc. And then I read an article about overclocking these processors, where I came across a link from the AMDcommunity. In it, in simple and understandable English, it was reported that for all processors of the 1700X and 1800X series, the tCTL temperature sensor overestimates the temperature by exactly +20…

Here's how it is: Delivery arrived from . Packed was percent as it should. A plastic case, then a shipping film, then a shockproof film, and corton on top. So I made a video of the layout of the board, I made a video of the layout of the hard ones, I made a video of the layout of everything - except for the processor and the case. Because in appearance and in tests, the entire delivery is OK. But, as for evil, it was with the process that the set-up came out. Namely - a bent pin (the last pin…

I switched from 4790k + ROG Hero 7 + DDR3 2400, the card remained the same 2080, the result amazed me! Synthetics increased by 2 times, and FPS, God forbid, by 5-10%. This is on my old system, and the lines were divided into 8 per card and SSD. Given the price of components, I can only reassure myself that the rtx3080 will work in 4.0, in terms of performance, I did not see a difference with my old system.

1) When overclocking the processor, you can achieve many times greater values ​​when passing the same tests in CN 15, CPU-Z, in other words, it works with a bang in counting and rendering, but all this comes to naught, at a processor temperature of 70-80 degrees , when running under a custom liquid cooling system 2) When overclocking the processor to 4.4, it asks for 1.430-1.450v in my case, everything seems to be fine, but in this situation I saw no reason to change my 2700x to this processor,

I took this percentage to replace my r5 2600 as I turned up on favorable terms for me. What we have, over 4 GHz out of the box, a lot of cores, almost instant response in multitasking, power will last for 7 years, FPS in games on my system has increased significantly compared to 2600. only up to 4.2 GHz and this is on the deepcool redhat tower, secondly, it constantly rushed back and forth in terms of voltage, because of which the poor fan on the cooler did not know what to do and revved, and…

I use it in a relatively compact case (coolermaster q500l), the use of monstrous towers is limited by its width, and the blowdown leaves much to be desired. So, with the scythe mugen 5 cooler with disabled PBO and manually set voltage / multiplier, we managed to achieve 4.4 GHz for all cores absolutely calmly. At the same time, the temperature in idle is 35-40, under a stress test in the region of 70-74. It works absolutely stably, if desired, you can drive further. Motherboard gigabyte aorus…

I took the frequency when manually setting 4.4 at 1.256 V, jumps to 1.3 V on the Asus prime X370 PRO motherboard after ating the BIOS during auto overclocking, the frequency was 4.2, the voltage jumped to 1.4 V. The only thing that strains the idle temperature, according to AIDA, is not less than 42 degrees with jumps up to 46 in operation no more than 60 under Deepcool Assasin 2 due to this cooler is constantly in operation, I don’t know if it should be like this or not at 1600x it wasn’t like

I bought a OEM pebble (with 1 year warranty) in Online Trade in January 2022. I put it on an excellent motherboard ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR VII HERO on the 470th chipset. The power supply is also cool (SEASONIC PRIME GOLD SSR-850). And the cooler (be quiet! DARK ROCK PRO 4), as well as everything else (case, video card, etc.). I put ten, I didn’t accelerate much (the car flew anyway). But, unfortunately, in March 2022, the processor burned out. In the morning everything worked, in the evening I came…

An unpleasant moment - on the boxed cooler and the GIGABYTE X470 AORUS ULTRA GAMING motherboard, constant change of speed on the cooler. In silence it is very audible. At the slightest activity (yes, even move the mouse), the speed jumps, and it makes noise. And the boxed cooler does not hold well even in the regular mode. Under full load, the temperature drops to 95 degrees. Overclocking is not possible. I'm looking at water cooling, maybe it will help in terms of silence.

AMD has almost always made compromise products. That is, if you feel sorry for the money for top-end hardware from Intel / Nvidia, take AMD, but with a number of reservations. In the 3000 line, there are fewer of these reservations, in my opinion. This processor is enough for the eyes of my GTX 1070 Ti. And in rendering and resource-intensive tasks, it is much faster than analogues from Intel for a similar price. For fans of just playing and overclocking, I do not recommend it. Buy yourself an…

I bought new hardware in January 2022, this processor is in conjunction with Asus X570-a pro, 512gb m2 drive, nvidia 2070 super, hyperx 3200mhz, and 27" 144hz full hd monitor. For a cost of 20,000 + and 11 for the motherboard, the goods are more than worthy! He copes with his tasks with a bang. Regarding its temperatures. Very interesting indicators of aida64, the temperature constantly jumps in idle time from 37 to 55, in CPU-Z load the temperature reaches 70 degrees. I bought the tower…

I now have a TR1920 for the needs of a little more budgetary 3800x. Collection is poor. The box is a plastic blister. I'm sorry, but condoms pack even better. It seems to me that when the load falls on it, TURBOBOOST is immediately cut off. I'll turn it off - the cooler with the boost works unevenly. Here. And so, for the game it is redundant, for business (compared to TR) it is not enough . An average intermediate option between playing and running virtual machines.