Specifications
Processor SocketSocket AM5 (LGA 1718)PCI Express VersionPCI Express 5.0CPU Base Clock Frequency4.7 gigahertzCPU Boost Clock Frequency5.3 gigahertzNumber of CPU Cores6-coreNumber of CPU Threads12
Key Specs
Processor SocketSocket AM5 (LGA 1718)PCI Express VersionPCI Express 5.0CPU Base Clock Frequency4.7 gigahertzCPU Boost Clock Frequency5.3 gigahertzNumber of CPU Cores6-coreNumber of CPU Threads12Unlocked ProcessorYesMemory Type SupportedDDR5L1 Cache384 megabytesL2 Cache6 megabytesL3 Cache32 megabytesProcessor Base Power3 wattsIntegrated GraphicsYesIntegrated Graphics ProcessorAMD RadeonProcessor Generation/Series5th Generation
General
Product NameRyzen 5 7600X 6-core - 12-Thread 4.7GHz (5.3 GHz Max Boost) Socket AM5 Desktop ProcessorBrandAMDProcessor Model Number7600XProcessor CollectionRyzen 5Processor Generation/Series5th GenerationModel Number100-100000593WOFYear of Release2022ColorSilverColor CategorySilver
Compatibility
Processor SocketSocket AM5 (LGA 1718)PCI Express ConfigurationPCIe Gen 5 x16PCI Express Lanes (Total)28PCI Express VersionPCI Express 5.0Processor Instruction Set64-bit
Performance
CPU Base Clock Frequency4.7 gigahertzCPU Boost Clock Frequency5.3 gigahertzNumber of CPU Cores6-coreNumber of CPU Threads12Unlocked ProcessorYesHard Drive AcceleratorNone
Memory
Maximum Memory Supported128 gigabytesMemory Type SupportedDDR5Number of Memory Channels Supported2Cache LevelL3, L1, L2L1 Cache384 megabytesL2 Cache6 megabytesL3 Cache32 megabytes
Features
Processor TypeDesktopThermal SolutionNot includedRAID SupportRAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 10 (RAID 1+0)
Power
Processor Base Power3 wattsProcessor Boost Power3 watts
Graphics
Integrated GraphicsYesIntegrated Graphics ProcessorAMD Radeon
Warranty
Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts3 year limited warrantyManufacturer's Warranty - Labor3 year limited warranty
Other
UPC730143314442
Pure gaming performance, get the 6-core gaming processor built for intense gaming action.
AMD EXPO
AMD EXPO technology can unlock improved memory performance for faster gaming
Large Cache
AMD Ryzen 7000 Series desktop processors feature large cache sizes for intense gaming and large data sets
Precision Boost Overdrive
Precision Boost Overdrive makes automatic overclocking possible with increased clock speed and power limits at the touch of a button
Precision Boost 2
Precision Boost 2 can automatically raise processor frequencies for supercharged performance
AMD VR Ready
AMD VR Ready processors provide the performance you need to handle this advanced workload when you’re ready.
AMD Ryzen Master
Use AMD Ryzen Master with your unlocked AMD Ryzen 7000 Series desktop processor to easily personalize performance
Cooler not included
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Q: QuestionDoes it come with a CPU cooler?(17 answers)
A: AnswerNo it doesn't. The Ryzen 5 7600 65W TDP CPU however does :)Answered by Hadouken317
Q: QuestionWill this run good with a 4070 super? If so, what motherboard should I get.(0 answers)
Asked by Superlight
- A: AnswerI purchased this well after the release of Jedi Survivor so i do not know. But i do know that a PC with this processor and a good GPU and at least 16gb of RAM will run this title great!!
Answered by WilliamN
AMD - Ryzen 5 7600X 6-core - 12-Thread 4.7GHz (5.3 GHz Max Boost) Socket AM5 Desktop Processor - Silver
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Reviews
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars with 173 reviews
4.8Rating by feature
- 4.7Value
Rating 4.7 out of 5 stars
- 4.8Quality
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars
- 4.8Ease of Use
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars
Customers are saying
Customers regard the Ryzen 5 7600X as a great value for its price, offering excellent performance and low temperatures even during intense gaming sessions. Installation is straightforward, and it is compatible with various systems. Additionally, customers appreciate the free game included with the processor.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
AMD does it once again
Great overall chip for a good price. I upgraded from a R5 3600 after a PSU failure and got this on sale ($200 at the time). Works well as both my gaming and software dev rig. Pros: + Performance uplift of Zen 4 is noticeable in single core and multi-core workloads + Good price point for 6 cores + Little guy loves to boost + PCI-e Gen 5 + Doesn't run as hot as the other AM5 chips + Very stable with EXPO'd RAM at 6000MHz + No X3D cache, so no scheduling issues. + Good efficiency. + Stays cool during idle + iGPU. Not really needed when you have a dedicated one, but its pretty performant. Cons: - While AM5 increases the amount of PCI-e lanes, I still find it to be a limiting factor for anything containing more than 1 GPU... my own personal gripe I guess... - Likes to run hot. Anytime a sustained workload gets placed on it, it will keep boosting until it reaches TJMax. Not a problem if you have a good cooler (ps. thermalright has some cheap ones that can handle the power). - Want EXPO speeds above 6000 MHz? Too bad. - AM5 motherboards will run you a pretty penny. Different socket than AM4. However, AMD claims they will support it for a while, so maybe its worth it.
Posted by Conor
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Good value at less than $150
great gaming chip, 6 cores and 12 threads is plenty for me. could drive a 3090 or 6900 xt if i were to pair it with either card. if you can get it for less than $200 (at time of writing) the value is excellent.
Posted by GideonS
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
AM5 is here to stay. A good start to the platform
Not at all as bad as tech YouTubers try to make it out to be. This is a solid 6 core 12 thread gaming workhorse and it doesn't try to be anything else. I ultimately didn't keep my 7600x although all I do is game on my machines. Through a long set of troubleshooting brand new hardware making up an entire system... I didn't find out until I finally replaced the motherboard that that's where the problem lied. At time of writing, there is now the 7600 non-X CPU out there (I got my 7600x for the MSRP of non-X anyway) that may be an easier pill to swallow, being it includes a cooler. But this CPU does exactly what it's intended to do. It pushed frames to my 7900 XTX just fine!
Posted by Hadouken317