Perfekter Prozessor! Ich habe ihn seit vielen Jahren auf einer Asus Z 470 Pro mit 16 GB RAM. Wirklich kein Problem, sehr schnell und leise mit dem Originalkühler. Das Beste für Gaming bis 1080p.

The only negative thing I can find about this processor is the cooler, which sometimes sounds louder than usual. Other than that, it is an amazing processor

I did not give a grade because I considered it unnecessary with so many reviews.
If I can find a negative, it is the TEMP Max 85c compared to the Ryzen 7 processors with a TEMP max of 95c.
Among the AMD 8-core processors, it is definitely the most value for money when it is below 200

This is the first time I choose an AMD processor. I used to be a loyal buyer of Intel and I decided to buy from this specific company for the first time.

100% satisfied with the performance of the processor. Its work involves image and video editing, gaming, and overall I have put it through a lot of stress. Of course, it works in collaboration with the Corsair h150i extreme liquid cooling system and it has never reached high temperatures. Overall, it has never let me down as a processor!

Very good, I bought it 6 months ago to replace my Ryzen 3 2200g and I have no complaints. I got it for 180€, so I gave it 4 stars since its price has increased.

For some strange reason, even though I see different temperatures for stress tests (4.3Ghz 100% on all cores with stock cooler), mine does not exceed 62 degrees. In a Cougar MX330g case with 5 fans with 38.4 CFM (AKASA AK-274CR-4RDS QUIET 120MM RED) and room temperature of about 23 degrees. I don't know what will happen in the summer.

I have had it in my possession since 2019, yes I waited so long to write. Words are not enough for this monster, it has a lot of power, worth every euro, definitely not now at 280 that I see it. Take it without fear when its price drops even more, guys, it's simply amazing.

I have it built with a b450 steel legend and it is very good. I bought it for about 170 and for that price, it is definitely worth it. It handles multitasking satisfactorily, with the only issue being the temperature, which always stays within safe limits, close to 71 degrees during heavy gaming. However, it can cause your motherboard to increase temperatures if you don't have good airflow. It is a very good processor for under 200 euros, but I would recommend changing the cooling system as soon as possible because it could be better and much quieter. However, it works perfectly fine with the stock cooler

I bought it only for gaming. I don't use it for anything else. I have it paired with a 5700XT and 16 gigabytes of DDR4 3200MHz RAM. One thing I want to say without going into too much detail is that it is the best in its price range. It plays games from 2019 and 2020 (like Cyberpunk 2077) and maxes out the 5700XT without going over 50% of its capacity (without overclocking). It is worth much more than any Intel processor at its price. And with the extra cores, it might be better than the Ryzen 5 3600

I give it three stars because its price does not justify it. Some people are getting richer from 170 to 233 in 20 days, something is not right, someone is stealing. It has become worse than the stock market. As a processor, it is very good.

For the price I bought it for, €179 (27/11/2020), it's worth every penny. However, don't expect increased performance without proper cooling. The point is that compared to its Intel counterpart (4790k), it surpasses it. That matters...

UPDATE 7/2/2021
Pay attention to what BIOS your motherboard has. I discovered that the performance SOARS the more "outdated" the BIOS is. I installed the October 2019 BIOS for the MSI B450 Tomahawk Max and it works OPTIMALLY (agesa 1.0.0.3abba). Perhaps an even older BIOS will work even better. What I mean is that the processor doesn't particularly increase frequencies and doesn't work well with its power. From seeing 4075/4050 on the cores in games, I now see 4200/4175mhz. The performance in Cinebench has improved. This must happen because when AMD releases a new agesa for a new generation of processors, it optimizes the BIOS for that NEW generation. I CAN'T HAVE ANY OTHER EXPLANATION. I hope I helped.

Whoever got it before the terrible inflation in prices is lucky. From now on, expect it to go up even more. Personally, I bought it for 200 euros, a great price in my opinion. It's a beast, you should know that. It doesn't have a tremendous single core, but it has a very powerful multi-core. I recommend using the Vulkan API instead of DX11-12 because it's not so single core-based and uses multi-core rendering more wisely, so you won't see any bottleneck. I'm looking to get a GPU, but I don't know when because the prices are outrageous and I don't know what to do either. I was considering getting an RX5600XT, but I'll probably get a used GTX 1070ti-1080-1080ti. We'll see, it's a shame.

This masterpiece, I could say, I have been using it for 2 months and it is quite satisfactory for its price... in gaming, it doesn't hold back, although there are better processors for heavy games. However, in editing, it has taken it to another level. I have normal temperatures around 60 with the mama cooler

Purchased on 12/18 for 300 euros to build a PC for my son. At that time, the camps were divided. Today, AMD offers a plethora of CPUs for all budgets and requirements, resulting in the balance leaning towards the red camp both in and out of Greece. Combined with an MSI GTX 1080 Ti and G.Skill Flare X 3200 CAS 14. With a Noctua NH-D15 and 6 fans in the case, idle temperature is 40-45 degrees, games run at 50+ degrees, and stress tests reach a maximum of 62 degrees. It operates for 15 hours daily. The motherboard is an X470 Aorus Gaming 7 (1.1). It still works with the original BIOS. If I were to start today, I would still choose this one, depending on the requirements, of course.

Very good processor and cooling.
I play relatively demanding games and it doesn't exceed temperatures above 60 degrees.
Very fast, especially in games and editing applications.
I believe it will last for many more years and with overclocking, it will be top-notch.

Another level, there are definitely better ones, but personally it suits me both for demanding games and office work. I have had it for 2 years with a different charger, its own is impressive but I definitely don't trust it for gaming

I built a PC to function as a database and web server.
During peak hours (approximately 15,000 requests per minute), it reaches 80-85% usage.
It has never crashed or caused any other issues.
I bought it for 170€ and it is the best one can buy at this price.

I have the 2700X for 2 years now and I can say that while running multiple heavy applications simultaneously (Adobe Premiere and After Effects), it performs very well, usually at 4GHz with temperatures around 60 degrees (the videos I edit are in 4K resolution). For the requirements of the 2020 applications, I would recommend a 3700X or higher, and in combination with a 2070 or higher, it can definitely handle a lot. The Wraith Prism Cooler is the most efficient air cooler fan I have encountered.

Amazing processor! It doesn't lag anywhere and it stays cool even at high temperatures with the mama cooler! It's worth every last euro!

The processor is top-notch, I highly recommend it without reservation. It is the best for its price

Even today, when there is a newer generation, it is a beast enclosed in a metallic casing. It doesn't need anything to be tampered with regarding overclocking. It levels everything automatically.

The best thing I have ever bought with this processor, I no longer experience any lag and it is the best and very fast, worth every penny.

One of the most value-for-money CPUs.
It has been paired with
MSI's RTX 2060 Gaming Z, 16 GB RAM, MSI Tomahawk Motherboard.
It runs everything at over 80-90 fps in every game it has been run.
Buy it if you want something in a budget CPU

I have had this processor for 3 months and I have to say that I am very satisfied, but at one point it was priced at $300 while I had bought it for $200. I have to say that if you get this processor, you will be satisfied. I recommend finding it for $200. The cooler is good with RGB, BUT the only negative thing I have is the temperature, which is so-so, but it's manageable. I recommend buying it!

At the price of 184 euros that I bought it (1 month ago), it is quite good value for money and very fast with low temperatures (gaming use).. the RGB is very nice and worth it.

Awesome processor!! I got it mainly for editing and it's a beast, it doesn't lag anywhere... Especially in rendering, I am extremely satisfied with this purchase!!! When I got it, it was 195 and now it's 300+, I believe the price is a bit steep now, but for the 195 I paid, it was worth it more than you can imagine

The truth is that the processor is amazing. But it is definitely not worth the 300 euros it costs. A couple of months ago, it dropped significantly to almost 180. It is preferable to go for a Ryzen 5 3600 or 3600x since there is not a huge difference, not to mention they are better for gaming. Of course, if it drops back to around 200, don't hesitate to grab it. Good luck!

Well first of all, I managed to get it first - price around 200 - secondly, it's a beast, incredibly powerful in single thread rating and we don't even need to discuss its performance in multi-threaded tasks. The stock cooler (wraith prism) is also very good, with its RGB lighting. It's very fast in encoding with Handbrake, and it supports the AVX2 instruction for x265. It automatically adjusts itself with the balanced power plan to prevent overheating when idle. It can do everything. It's my first time using an AMD processor, previously I had a Xeon 5450, and it's like day and night, videos on YouTube at 1080p@60fps x2 are smooth as butter without hardware acceleration