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

Got it when the price dropped to 418$ to build a new rig to replace my old Phenom II X6 1090T. This thing is a beast and coupled with the proper cooling and other hardware, produces impressive results even without OCing which is more than enough for me. I didnt use the stock cooler because I am very concerned about the fan noise. I am using Corsair H80i V2 AIO to cool it and the temp hovers around 30C when idle. In my humble opinion, this is far better in terms of performance/cores/threads per $. I would highly recommend the Ryzen 9 3900X, and also strongly suggest pairing it with a X570 motherboard (I have the ASUS Prime X570-P with 64GB G.Skill DDR4 3200 MHz RAM).

I was one of the lucky lottery winners, getting my CPU inside a 27 minute window in mid August when it happened to be available when I checked. As a developer, and occasional gamer, this CPU is just incredible at the $500 price point. Ive had no problems hitting and exceeding the advertised clock speeds, and though it runs a little hot at ambient +20 C, its been absolutely rock solid; massive uplift from my Ryzen 1800.

Great CPU and for the price

Let me first disclaim that my 1-star negative review is not directed towards the Ryzen 3900x CPU, as I have not even got to the point of even trying out this CPU yet! My issues are directed towards Amazon and how they are handling their products.

Ho assemblato un pc con il Ryzen 9 3900x, utilizzo montaggio video, modellazione 3d e render. Nessun problema e otttima velocità. Consigliato.

Spitzen Produkt!

Buono

mi hanno consigliato questo componente come top di gamma e devo confermare che è velocissimo e infaticabile lo consiglio vivamente

Fast with stability

My first pc build since 2004. Huge MAC fan and currently still rocking 12 core MacPro 5.1 and used it against my Ryzen build for comparison. Handbrake 4K Blu-ray hdr took 8 hours compare to 4 hrs on 3900x. Encoding regular Blu-ray shave off 40 minutes...usually takes 80 minutes on my 2010 macpro.