AMD Ryzen 9 5900X Twelve Core 4.8GHz (Socket AM4) Processor

£216.87

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The AMD Ryzen 9 5900X has a great 12 Cores and 24 thread making this processor great for gaming, content creators and to even power a workstation. When you have the world’s most advanced processor architecture for gamers and content creators, the possibilities are endless. Whether you are playing the latest games, designing the next skyscraper, or crunching data, you need a powerful processor that can handle it all—and more. Hands down, the AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series desktop processors set the bar for gamers and artists alike.
Specification:
- Processor Cores: 12
- Threads: 24
- Base clock: 3.70GHz
- Boost clock: 4.80GHz
- L2 Cache: 6MB
- L3 Cache: 64MB
- Unlocked: YES
- CMOS: TSMC 7nm FinFET
- Package: AM4
- PCI-Express Version: 4.0
- CPU Cooler: NOT included
- TDP: 105W
- Memory recommendation: We recommend 8 Pack 3200-3600MHz Dual Channel Kits
- Warranty: 3yr

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15th Apr
Great CPU , bought it a few years ago on another deal (for 400 quid!) - still using it and very happy. A steal at this price.
15th Apr
Will this work with an MSI B450 A-pro max motherboard? Currently running 3600 CPU from 4 years ago with 48gb memory for 3d modeling work ( Maya, Substance painter) wondering if it would be a worthwhile upgrade
15th Apr
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Make sure you check your BIOS version
15th Apr
Great CPU, would note that if your sole focus is gaming and you're building a new system I would probably opt for a ryzen 5 7600 instead which can be had for about £180 and gets you all the advantages of being on the latest AM5 platform. This is nice for someone already on AM4 however.
15th Apr
AM4 - for gaming - would a 5800x3D not be a better choice?
15th Apr
Another 4 ½ year old 3900X here...£216 for 20% improvement. Or keep the 3900X and save for AM5 setup.
15th Apr
Gaming on AM4? Spend £230 on a 5700X3D/5800X3D
Productivity on AM4? 5900X

Got £500 to spend (excluding sale of old kit) - AM5
15th Apr
I personally have a 5800x3d and a 4070super and think it will serve me well for a while until I have to move to a AM5 system
15th Apr
I'm on 5800X / 3070, I'd love 5800X3D+4070Super! I've been looking at upgrading GPU since getting a GigabyteM28U 4K 144 display....the sensible thing would just be offloading demanding games to the second 1080p display and wait a few months, but the 4070ti Super and 7900XTX look intriguing 😩. Moreso nvidia because we live in the DLSS era!
15th Apr
Am I right in thinking that this will offer about 20% improvement over my current 3900X for processor-intensive tasks?
16th Apr
Jumping to 5900x will be pretty decent given the higher IPC, better clocks and better memory compatability.

These will likely also be a newer stepping that can achieve slightly higher clocks at lower voltages than at launch all those years ago. Can then also sell your 3900x for a good chunk too
15th Apr
So it's over £225 with P&P, let's be honest on costs @hotukdeals
15th Apr
Great observation! Alternatively you could just apply some basic common sense and math.