AMD Ryzen 9 9900X Desktop Processor Zen 5 Architecture with Integrated Radeon Graphics, 12 cores 24 Threads 64 MB Cache, Base Clock 4.4GHz Upto 5.6GHz AM5 Socket, System Memory DDR5-100-100000662WOF

It's a beast. AMD's generated 5600G series themselves are still not entirely irrelevant till now. So with its 12 cores, 24 threads, I hope it will remain relevant for next 6-8 years easily. And forget about being stressed, everything for it looks to be just a walk in the park with utilisation barely going beyond 10% during gaming of modern FPS and racing tiltles of 2020s, even if we consider maximum load on the GPU. It does not come with a bundled cooler, but right so. With its all those fire powers, an aftermarket Good quality liquid cooler is a must in my view. Temperature remains around 46 to 55 degrees at idle to near idle state and it gets heated up quickly to 70-75 degrees even when utilisation just increase to 10%-12% momentarily, before the cooler kicks in. As all we know, price is not a VFM these days with AI demand disrupting hardware pricing driving nuts...

Cores and Threads: The 12-core, 24-thread design delivers high parallel processing power, making it ideal for multitasking and creative workflows. Clock Speeds: Base clock starts at 4.4 GHz and boosts up to 5.6 GHz, ensuring quick responsiveness in demanding applications. Memory Support: Compatible with DDR5 memory, supporting speeds up to 5600 MT/s, which is great for high-performance computing needs. Power Efficiency: Its default 120W TDP ensures efficient energy usage under normal loads, though it can spike to ~170W under stress​​​​. Performance: The Ryzen 9 9900X shines in tasks like rendering, video editing, and file compression, often surpassing the Intel Core i7-14700K in tests like Blender and Handbrake. It’s also capable of handling moderate gaming, though it doesn't significantly outperform older Ryzen models like the Ryzen 9 7900X in gaming scenarios​​​​. Thermals: While relatively efficient for its class, the 9900X can run warm under load. A robust cooling solution, such as a liquid cooler, is recommended to maintain optimal performance and longevity​​. Pros and Cons: Pros: Fast processing for professional workloads. Support for PCIe 5.0 and DDR5. Decent power efficiency for a 12-core CPU. Cons: High thermal output under heavy loads. Limited Eco-mode options, which may impact efficiency in power-limited scenarios. Relatively high price compared to alternatives like the Ryzen 9 7900X​​​​. Verdict: The Ryzen 9 9900X is a solid choice for productivity-focused users who need a balance of speed and efficiency. However, for gaming or budget-conscious builds, there might be better options in AMD's or Intel's lineup.

Price has been increased from 39k to 43k. I recommend postpone buying AMD CPUs, it does not make sense anymore. AMD's latest gen is only 5-10% faster but the price is more than 20%, reconsider if AMD is worth it or not.

Good.

I had an Intel core i7 14700kf but 14th gen intel is very unstable and crashes with everything so I switched to AMD it runs all games and programs well and it’s good for streaming but I do wish it had more cores for a Ryzen 9 when the Intel Core i5-14600K which is basically the lowest end cpu intel has from that gen (no one would buy an i3) has more cores but it’s easy to cool if you have an AIO and it’s powerful.

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Veio lacrado bem embalado, funcionando certinho. Eu queria ter comprado o 9950x3d

Hermosura de procesador. Amo a AMD. Esta versión es la ideal para procesamiento de datos y uso de intensivo de IA, con 32 GB min, para explotarlo al máximo. ❤️