AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-core, 24-thread unlocked desktop processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler

I bought this for my home studio audio workstation computer as an upgrade from the Ryzen 2400g. On paper it should be able to handle at least 3 times the workload. To my surprise... It does exactly that! Even on my a320 chipset a stable 4.2ghz-4.3ghz. Im not a gamer so YMMV, but for my use, this thing is a beast. Money well spent.

Works as advertised which is unusual nowadays

Been extremely happy with this

Upgraded my gaming rig at the end of the year (wonderful timing on my part) and went from an i5-6500 to ryzen 3900x. The performance improvement has been out of this world.

As a typical PC gaming enthusiast, I am slowly upgrading my system as new components become available (and affordable for me). If you are reading this, you are probably thinking of components that will work without any problems, or maybe you are thinking of upgrading your system and not sure if things will work flawlessly. So below is my before and after setup.

Absolute beast of a gaming CPU, I bought it to get off the Intel and the two generations a socket ideology they’ve had since LGA 1156. Its not a 9900K no, but its better than what I had and for the price I bought it for. It absolutely suits my needs and exceeds them.

Very bad experience with this product.

Was little horrified with a tiny scratch on it but the Ryzen 9 3900x runs very smooth. Though it sure runs a lot hotter than my old cpu but luckily I have a Noctua cpu cooler so Im very sure this can be enough to cool it when its under load. Overall its very great unless you have a much better cpu cooler other than the one it came with.

I got this processor to replace my i5-9400F because I wanted to handle multitasking, resource-heavy scenarios and video production work and so far its just absolutely demolished any task Ive thrown at it, at base clock speed without so much as turning on AMDs automatic overclocking.

Buy it