Customer Ratings & Reviews

The AMD Ryzen 9 5900XT 16-core 32-thread 3.3/4.8 Ghz AM4 CPU is the best Zen 3 CPU for the am4 CPUs available at BestBuy. I have an AM4 motherboard with Windows Pro assigned to it so I don't want to upgrade to AM5 just yet, so this CPU saved me $3000-$4000 on making a budget AM5 pc. This CPU replaced my AMD Ryzen 9 3900XT, 12-Core 24 Thread Zen2 AM4 CPU, I don't remember the rest of the specs, it was a bottleneck in my PC build so this was the last piece of my upgrade.

works great for gaming and everyday use. easy to install

Excellent cpu. Swapped from Intel and haven’t looked back. Genuinely one of the best cpus I’ve had. Running this with a 5060 on low gets me 300-400 fps in most standard titles / comp shooters.

This is an amazing value, got it for my brother, and makes me wanna get one myself. This is a full 16 core processor. Rivals the 5700x3d in gaming, if tuned right.

Upgrade to this CPU and it worked out great..games are faster..applications run smooth...Love it

Very fast processor focused on multitasking and pro tasks. Replaces Ryzen 9 5950X which came out in 2020 for $799 MSRP. It's still the best CPU upgrade on AM4 platform. It lacks behind x3d processors at gaming but those are getting harder to find these days.

This review is kinda negative, but it's a good processor overall. Ok, I damaged my 12 core 5900X CPU removing liquid metal compound after three years so I needed a replacement. CPU picked up right away by my X570 Asus MB. Updated the bios, setup the bios D.O.C.P memory. Now, here comes the problems. Tinkering with the processors is where the problem lies. My 5900X I tinkered the heck out of it. 1.8V O.C to all core 4735 MHZ and tempts gaming 68c or lower. This CPU, I have no head room. BSOD or failed to load at just 150 MHZ. Unstable at 100, stable at 50 MHZ O.C which is basically nothing. So, O.C the infinity fabric to 1866, and DDR ram to 3733 MHZ which netted me about the same performance if not better than the measly 50 MHZ O.C At stock, Cyberpunk was getting 151 FPS with the O.C to memory and infinity fabric. With the memory O.C, it's getting 154 FPS and stable. Now, my old 5900X optimized to the best of my ability was getting 158 FPS in Cyberpunk at 1080P, high settings. 3D mark, 56 vs 58 FPS, in Hogwartz 59 vs 62 FPS in 3K resolutions with high settings. So just a touch slower. Next issue is heat. This CPU hits 80c gaming, big difference compared to my old 5900X CPU 68c. I know it's 16 cores vs 12 cores, and AIO cooling is just 140 MM fan. Cinebench, it hits 93c, so this CPU can run out, but I think a better AIO could solve this problem. Ok, positives, it's still a fast CPU overall. Knocked off maybe 40 seconds in handbrake upscaling a blu-ray to 4K with denoise enabled. It doesn't feel sluggish, everything is just smooth using the latest WIN11 build. I game in 3K to 4K, and the difference at higher resolution is typically less than 5 FPS, even compared to the newer CPUs with X3D cache (RTX 4070S, more GPU bound here). I only use 1080P for CPU testing, but do not game at 1080P resolution. So, I'm really not losing CPU performance besides something like Harry Potter which towns are heavy on the CPU. Next positive is the price. Only $325 at the time, applied a gift card, $240 or so with taxes. Plus, I've always wanted a 16 core processor as I've had 6,8,12 cores since 2010 (Old Intel 970 6 core duo monster). Overall, CPU is 4.25 out of 5. If the O.C was better, I would have no problems giving it 5 stars. I'm the tinkering type, and this CPU offered very little. I had my old 3800X performing at Intel 9900K stock with the O.C I had on that processor along with infinity fabric O.C. My 5900X performed faster than Intel Tiger Lake CPUs with the O.C I had on it. However, this could be due to the lack of cooling with a single 140 MM AIO. Is this CPU a buy? Yes if you're coming from Ryzen 2700X, 3800X, Intel's 8 and 9th series processors. If you have a Tiger Lake core? Probably not unless you're heavy into production workloads.

Final uodate option for my AM4 X570 motherboard. Works as expected. Still working on bios tweaks for optimal permormance

To be honest, I have haven't installed this new ryzen9 as of yet. I've other upgrades to add as well. Though I believe this to be one of the best processers available for an am4system, going from a 3700x. This should definitely be an improvement on performance! Perhaps a newer nvidia GeForce GTX will be the top on top.

Great and easy to install runs very well when combined

Fantastic upgrade for my pc. Wasn't sure my computer had the capacity to run this technology but I built a beast!

Great quality product I would purchase it again. Also has a 3-year warranty through through the box company itself

I bought this to replace my older generation CPU. Work perfectly.

I had a Ryzen 7 5700 and upgraded to this CPU and it improved my gaming by giving me much better FPS and smoothness to my play. Very good upgrade!

Works great for gaming and productivity! I couldn’t be happier with my purchase!

Excellent product! would highly recommend this to any AM4 builds.

Got this cpu because of doing an budget build run fast.

I havent had any problems with this gpu, runs all games and programs smoothy!

Upgraded from a more gaming central cpu to this one due to bottlenecks and stutters in some of my games and the difference was astronomical.

it work realy realy realy realy really really great