AMD 7000 Series Ryzen 7 7800X 3D Desktop Processor 8 cores 16 Threads 104 MB Cache 4.2 GHz Upto 5.6 GHz AM5 Socket (100-100000910WOF)

Smooth installation purchased this in 2023 still the best option

With DDR5 getting cheaper by the day, the 7800X3D is an excellent choice for anyone building a PC not entirely focused on productivity. It is the absolute best in Gaming, beating out the 13900k while consuming one third the power and being waaay easier to cool. Pair this with any half decent air cooler, a decent B650 board, 32G of 6000 DDR5 CL30 ram and you have an excellent machine on your hands without breaking the bank. Memory tuning the first couple boots takes extraordinarily long, but just be patient. This particular CPU tuned very well in PBO so I guess I was lucky with the silicon lottery aswell. Two thumbs up.

It's hot but cpu usage is only 20% when i play cs, and even though it reaches 70 degree it doesn't throttle, it's still a king after 2 or i guess 3 years of launch

This ryzen 7 3D is so beautiful looking, i gifted 2 of them to my spouse and she made diy jhumkas… wow she looks pretty wearing ryzen process, packaging experience can’t describe as you know amazon puts so much effort not to pack the product. Good jhukas by amd ryzen

If you Game then go for this or other x3d processors, if you want balance between productivity , content creation and gaming then go for cpus with more core and thread counts.

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My old cpu was i5 9400f, i upgraded with R7 7800x3D Performance is awesome mind blowing actually wowwwwww....happy with it

Lots of glitches even on light games like cs2, need to keep updating software to avoid games from crashing.

The Ryzen 7 7800X3D has been an excellent CPU and one of the best upgrades I’ve made to my gaming PC. Gaming performance is fantastic, especially in CPU-heavy and competitive games where maintaining high and consistent frame rates really matters. The 3D V-Cache makes this processor especially well suited for gaming, and it pairs extremely well with a higher-end GPU. I’ve been able to push high refresh rates at 1440p without feeling like the CPU is holding the rest of my system back. Performance has also been very consistent, with great 1% lows and smooth gameplay. Another thing I’ve appreciated is that you don’t need an absurd cooling setup to get great performance out of it. Once my system was configured properly, it has been stable and reliable for long gaming sessions. Eight cores and sixteen threads also give it enough horsepower that normal multitasking, Discord, browsing, and other programs running alongside games aren’t an issue. There are newer processors available now, but the 7800X3D remains an incredibly capable gaming CPU. If you can find one at a good price and you’re building an AM5 system primarily for gaming, it’s still very easy to recommend.

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Chose the 7800X3D as the 9800X3D was just too expensive for the bump in performance. After liquid cooling it via AIO, it's runs cool. Idle temps at 40, never going above 75 for intensive stuff.

Kinda pissed because I was just assembling my new build at night Opened the box, label at the opening part was already ripped... Just no CPU at all, only the manual and some paper