AMD RYZEN ™ 7 9800X 3D Desktop Processor (8-core/16-thread, 104MB cache, up to 5.2 GHz max boost)

Recently upgraded my build to the following:CPU: 9800X3DMotherboard: X870E AORUS PROGraphics Card: Powercolor Hellhound 7900 XTXCPU Cooler: Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVOMemory: 32GB DDR5 6000MHZ CL30 XPG Lancer Blade RAMCase: Antec C8 (fanless version)PSU: CORSAIR RM1000x Gold EfficiencyMonitor: Gigabyte 27" 4K UHD 160Hz AdaptiveSync HDR IPS Gaming MonitorTesting was done with settings as they were straight out of the box-only changes were enabling Expo in BIOS.Bought the chip as I succumbed to temptation lol (previously had a 7800X3D). And it's actually made more of a difference than I thought. Playing World of Warcraft, it's made a major difference with the 1% lows. I used to get some stutter with my 7800X3D in certain areas-felt laggy, but since swapping out I'm yet to experience any form of dip in performance. It feels so fluid, just great to play. And Overwatch 2, the perfomance is so much better as well. Baldur's Gate 3 - buttery smooth.Temps are perfectly fine as well, peak being 85 degrees in Cinebench 24 with a score of 1346 (multicore), and the temperature never going above 75 degrees in normal heavy gameplay sessions.Don't have a regret buying this chip-it's the ultimate gaming processor.

I recently upgraded to the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, and it’s been an absolute beast for gaming. With 8 cores, 16 threads, and a massive 104MB cache thanks to the 3D V-Cache, it chews through demanding titles like nothing. I paired it with a high-end GPU, and the frame rates at 1080p are insane—especially in competitive games where low latency really matters.The Zen 5 architecture feels snappy, and the boost clock hitting 5.2 GHz gives it serious punch. It runs cool enough with a decent air cooler, though I’d recommend something solid since it’s got a 120W TDP. No bundled cooler, but that’s expected at this level.It’s not the cheapest chip out there, but if you’re building a rig for high-performance gaming and want something that’ll stay relevant for years, this one’s a winner. I haven’t seen a single stutter since switching.

Amazing performance in gaming, with tremendous 1% lows in CPU bound games, providing a very smooth experience. The large 3D V-Cache makes it ideal for large scale open worlds, strategy games, and games with a lot of AI based features. This chips best fps gains are seen at 1080p. However, there is substantial one at 1440p, but minimal at 4k, if say coming from the 5800x3d. (Dependant on your GPU) Impressively, whilst providing all that performance, it is also very power efficient. I rarely see over 70-80 watts in the games I play. Overall, it is truly one of the best gaming chips out there at the time of writing.

A speedy processor for both gaming and productivity! Combining the 3D V-cache and the raw power allows me to utilise less GPU power, yet still have consistent frame rates throughout various games. This also allows me to have a lower buffer size when using audio software overall too. Due to the high core count and 5Ghz+ frequency overall.100% would recommend!

CPUs are pretty standard but this is great for gaming. Lots of cache for great gaming performance and stability. If you are doing heavy multicore tasks like rendering graphics etc I would suggest using the more expensive siblings in the range like 9900 range or even the 9950 if your have the coin, but for gaming this is the sweet spot and the value for money choice. If gaming is your usage case then get this, the more expensive offerings won’t give you enough extra in game performance for the extra money.

The 9800x3d is the fastest gaming CPU as of writing this.Upgraded from a 7900x to game on a ultrawide monitor.The gains on fps werent as massive as I thought they'd be and honestly a Ryzen 7 9700x would be a better buy for cost Vs performance or even a 9600x1% lows are much improved which helps result in a smoother gaming experience for sure but I can feel the difference when multi-tasking it just feels a tad hung up at times.Temperatures on these chips are fantastic, mine never goes above 52c even when on a CPU benchmark using my 360mm AIO.7900x would peak around 85c but just gaming around 79cIf you want the absolute best go with this cpu it's more power efficient than anything intel can provide right now aswell as providing better performance.

The media could not be loaded. Beautiful CPU. Flying overclocked undervolted by -30 clocks +200, never crashing even after 10h of solid gaming, temperatures are around 60c on max!

Crazy chip! Can be a bit unstable if not using a negative PBO2 curve, but runs really well once implemented and performance in games, productivity and everyday use is just insane! Highly recommend.