The 5600 is built on TSMC’s 7nm process using AMD’s Zen 3 Vermeer architecture, with a single CCD housing all 6 active cores sharing a unified 32MB L3 cache — a cache topology that significantly reduces inter-core latency compared to the previous generation. Zen 3’s unified cache design is a key reason the 5000 series punches above its clock speed in gaming workloads, and the 5600 carries that advantage at a budget-friendly price point. The unlocked multiplier makes overclocking straightforward, and Precision Boost Overdrive and Curve Optimizer are supported for further tuning.

Efficient Gaming and Everyday Performance

At 65W TDP, the 5600 runs cool and quiet under typical loads, and the included Wraith Stealth cooler handles it comfortably without any additional spend. ECC memory is supported, adding utility for reliability-focused workloads, and the processor carries 20 PCIe 4.0 lanes for connecting a discrete GPU and fast NVMe storage. For builders already on AM4 with a B450, B550, or X570 board, this chip is a straightforward drop-in upgrade — no new platform investment required.

Platform & Compatibility

The 5600 is compatible with a wide range of AMD 400-series and 500-series chipset motherboards including X570, X470, B550, B450, and A520, making it one of the most broadly compatible upgrade options for existing AM4 systems. DDR4 memory up to 3200 MT/s is officially supported, with overclocking headroom available on compatible boards. Note that this processor has no integrated graphics — a discrete GPU is required for display output.

No integrated graphics — a discrete GPU must be installed for display output.

Key Highlights:

• 6 cores / 12 threads, Zen 3 architecture (7nm)
• Base clock: 3.5 GHz | Boost clock: up to 4.4 GHz
• 32MB L3 cache + 3MB L2 cache
• AM4 socket | DDR4 support | PCIe 4.0
• 65W TDP
• ECC memory supported
• Precision Boost Overdrive & Curve Optimizer supported
• Unlocked multiplier — overclocking supported
• No integrated graphics — discrete GPU required
• Compatible with X570, X470, X370, B550, B450, B350, and A520 motherboards (BIOS update may be required on older boards)

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The 5700X is built on TSMC’s 7nm process using the Vermeer chiplet architecture — a single CCD with all 8 active Zen 3 cores sharing a unified 32MB L3 cache, paired with a 12nm I/O die handling memory and connectivity. The unified cache topology keeps inter-core latency low, which benefits gaming workloads in particular — all threads have fast, equal access to the shared cache pool. Running at just 65W TDP, the 5700X delivers eight cores of Zen 3 performance at a power envelope you’d more typically expect from a six-core processor, making it a strong choice for quiet or thermally constrained builds.

Gaming and Productivity Value

With Precision Boost Overdrive enabled, the 5700X pushes close to the performance of the 5800X in both single and multi-threaded workloads, making it one of the better value propositions in AMD’s AM4 lineup for builders who want eight cores without paying a premium. ECC memory support is present for reliability-conscious workloads, and the unlocked multiplier means frequency overclocking is fully available. The 5700X handles gaming, streaming, content creation, software development, and general multitasking confidently across all eight cores.

Platform & Compatibility

The 5700X supports PCIe 4.0 connectivity and DDR4 memory at up to 3200 MT/s officially, with overclocking headroom beyond that on compatible boards. It’s compatible with the full range of AMD 300, 400, and 500-series AM4 motherboards with a BIOS update, making it a straightforward drop-in upgrade for existing systems. Precision Boost Overdrive, Curve Optimizer, and Ryzen Master are all supported for those who want to tune further.

No integrated graphics — a discrete GPU must be installed for display output.

No cooler included — an aftermarket tower air cooler or 240mm AIO is recommended.

Key Highlights:

• 8 cores / 16 threads, Zen 3 architecture (7nm, Vermeer)
• Base clock: 3.4 GHz | Boost clock: up to 4.6 GHz
• 32MB L3 cache + 4MB L2 cache
• AM4 socket | DDR4 support | PCIe 4.0
• 65W TDP
• ECC memory supported
• Precision Boost Overdrive, Curve Optimizer & Ryzen Master supported
• Unlocked multiplier — overclocking supported
• No integrated graphics — discrete GPU required
• Compatible with X570, X470, X370, B550, B450, B350, and A520 motherboards (BIOS update may be required on older boards)

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The 2950X is built on GlobalFoundries’ 12nm process using AMD’s Zen+ Colfax architecture, packing 16 cores and 32 threads into AMD’s TR4 socket — the same platform shared across the 2nd-gen Threadripper lineup. Two Zen+ compute dies are connected via AMD’s Infinity Fabric, with a pair of structural filler dies flanking them beneath the heat spreader for consistent socket contact. The result is 64 PCIe Gen 3 lanes and quad-channel DDR4 memory support, delivering a maximum memory bandwidth of around 94 GB/s — figures that put it firmly in workstation territory and well beyond what any mainstream AM4 or AM5 platform can offer.

Workload Performance and Tuning

The 2950X includes Precision Boost 2, Extended Frequency Range 2, and Precision Boost Overdrive for automated and manual frequency tuning across all 16 cores. Dynamic Local Mode automatically switches the processor between Creator Mode for parallelised workloads and Game Mode for gaming, optimising thread scheduling for the active task without requiring a manual switch or system restart. The unlocked multiplier makes overclocking straightforward, and AMD Ryzen Master provides a full monitoring and tuning interface for compatible boards.

Platform Considerations

The 2950X requires an AMD X399 chipset motherboard with the TR4 socket — a dedicated HEDT platform entirely separate from mainstream AM4 boards. The X399 platform supports both 1st and 2nd Gen Ryzen Threadripper processors, with a BIOS update required on some boards. ECC memory is supported via compatible motherboards for professional and reliability-critical environments. As with the 2920X, X399 motherboards are no longer in production, but the used and refurbished market provides solid options for value-oriented workstation builds.

No integrated graphics — a discrete GPU must be installed for display output.

No cooler included — a premium 360mm AIO or high-performance workstation cooler is essential for this 180W processor.

Key Highlights:

• 16 cores / 32 threads, Zen+ architecture (12nm, Colfax)
• Base clock: 3.5 GHz | Boost clock: up to 4.4 GHz
• 32MB L3 cache + 8MB L2 cache (40MB combined)
• TR4 socket | Quad-channel DDR4 | 64 PCIe 3.0 lanes
• 180W TDP
• ECC memory supported (requires compatible motherboard)
• Precision Boost 2, Precision Boost Overdrive & Extended Frequency Range 2 supported
• Dynamic Local Mode — automatic Creator/Game Mode switching
• Unlocked multiplier — overclocking supported
• No integrated graphics — discrete GPU required
• Requires AMD X399 chipset motherboard (TR4 socket)

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The 7600 is a Raphael-series processor built on TSMC’s 5nm process for the CCD and 6nm for the I/O die, using the same Zen 4 chiplet design as the rest of the Ryzen 7000 lineup. All six cores share a unified 32MB L3 cache, keeping inter-core latency low and gaming performance strong across the full core count. At 65W TDP, the 7600 runs significantly cooler and quieter than the 7600X’s 105W configuration — and in most real-world workloads, particularly gaming, the performance gap between the two is narrow enough to make the 7600 the more sensible purchase for the majority of users. The included Wraith Stealth cooler handles the 65W envelope comfortably out of the box.

Platform Performance and Tuning

The 7600 sits on the AM5 platform with full DDR5 and PCIe 5.0 support, giving you high-bandwidth connectivity for modern GPUs and NVMe storage. ECC memory is supported for reliability-sensitive workloads, and the unlocked multiplier means overclocking is fully available for those who want to push further. AMD EXPO memory overclocking, Precision Boost Overdrive, Curve Optimizer voltage offsets, and Ryzen Master support are all present. The integrated RDNA 2 iGPU provides basic display output and allows the system to POST without a discrete GPU installed.

Platform & Compatibility

The 7600 is compatible with the full range of AMD 600-series and 800-series AM5 motherboards, from the accessible A620 boards all the way up to X870E, making it a flexible and future-friendly platform entry point. A discrete GPU is recommended for gaming and any graphically demanding workload.

Key Highlights:

• 6 cores / 12 threads, Zen 4 architecture (5nm, Raphael)
• Base clock: 3.8 GHz | Boost clock: up to 5.1 GHz
• 32MB L3 cache + 6MB L2 cache
• AM5 socket | DDR5 support | PCIe 5.0
• 65W TDP
• ECC memory supported
• AMD EXPO, Precision Boost Overdrive & Curve Optimizer supported
• Unlocked multiplier — overclocking supported
• Integrated AMD Radeon graphics (RDNA 2)
• Compatible with X870, X870E, X670, X670E, B650, B650E, and A620 motherboards

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The 7600X is a Raphael-series processor using a chiplet design with a 5nm CCD and a 6nm I/O die, offering 6 Zen 4 cores and 12 threads clocking from 4.7 GHz base up to 5.3 GHz across all cores under load. Single-core boost on a single thread reaches higher still, making this chip punchy and responsive in gaming scenarios and single-threaded workloads alike. The Zen 4 architecture’s IPC improvements over the previous generation mean the 7600X trades blows with processors that have significantly higher core counts in gaming benchmarks.

Gaming Performance & Overclocking

The unlocked multiplier makes overclocking straightforward, letting you dial in additional frequency headroom with ease — a popular chip for builders who want to squeeze extra performance without spending more. AMD EXPO memory overclocking, Precision Boost Overdrive, and Curve Optimizer voltage offsets are all supported. ECC memory is supported for builds where data integrity is a consideration, and the integrated RDNA 2 iGPU provides basic display output without a discrete GPU installed.

Platform & Connectivity

The 7600X carries 24 usable PCIe 5.0 lanes for full-bandwidth connectivity to next-generation GPUs and NVMe storage. It’s compatible with the full range of AMD 600-series and 800-series motherboards, making it a practical AM5 entry point with a clear upgrade path to higher-tier Ryzen processors down the line.

No cooler included — a quality tower air cooler or 240mm AIO is recommended for this 105W processor.

Key Highlights:

• 6 cores / 12 threads, Zen 4 architecture (5nm)
• Base clock: 4.7 GHz | Boost clock: up to 5.3 GHz
• 32MB L3 cache + 6MB L2 cache
• AM5 socket | DDR5 support | PCIe 5.0
• 105W TDP
• ECC memory supported
• AMD EXPO, Precision Boost Overdrive & Curve Optimizer supported
• Unlocked multiplier — overclocking supported
• Integrated AMD Radeon graphics
• Compatible with X870, X870E, X670, X670E, B650, B650E, and A620 motherboards

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The 7500X3D’s six cores are built on TSMC’s 5nm process with the I/O die on 6nm, carrying 96MB of total L3 cache — 64MB of which is 3D V-Cache stacked onto the CCD. The result is a processor that looks modest on paper by clock speed standards but punches well above its weight in gaming workloads. Despite the 7600X having a significantly higher boost clock, the 7500X3D outperforms it in many cache-sensitive titles — a clear demonstration that V-Cache’s latency and bandwidth advantages compound regardless of frequency. In cache-hungry titles, the 7500X3D was on average just 11% slower than the 7800X3D despite being clocked 10% lower and carrying 25% fewer cores, making it a compelling budget entry into the X3D ecosystem.

Thermals and Efficiency

At 65W TDP, the 7500X3D is the most thermally efficient X3D processor AMD has produced to date. A 65W TDP means you won’t need a 360mm AIO to keep it tamed — a good mid-range tower air cooler handles it comfortably, keeping build costs and noise levels down. This makes it particularly well-suited to compact mid-tower and small-form-factor gaming builds where thermal headroom is limited.

Platform & Connectivity

As an AM5 chip, the 7500X3D features DDR5 memory support, PCIe 5.0 lanes, and an integrated RDNA 2 iGPU for basic display output — useful for troubleshooting or compact builds without a discrete GPU temporarily installed. AMD EXPO memory overclocking, Precision Boost Overdrive, and Curve Optimizer voltage offsets are all supported, giving you meaningful tuning options for memory and boost behaviour. Note that the CPU multiplier is locked on this chip — frequency overclocking via multiplier is not available.

No cooler included — a mid-range tower air cooler is sufficient for this 65W processor.

Key Highlights:

• 6 cores / 12 threads, Zen 4 architecture (5nm)
• Base clock: 4.0 GHz | Boost clock: up to 4.5 GHz
• 96MB L3 cache (3D V-Cache, 64MB stacked) + 6MB L2 cache
• AM5 socket | DDR5 support | PCIe 5.0
• 65W TDP
• AMD EXPO & Precision Boost Overdrive supported
• Multiplier locked — CPU frequency overclocking not available
• Integrated AMD Radeon graphics
• Compatible with X870, X870E, X670, X670E, B650, B650E, and A620 motherboards

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The Ryzen 7 7700 is built on the same Raphael silicon as the 7700X, using the same multi-chip module combining a 6nm I/O die with a 5nm CCD compute die — the key difference being a reduced TDP of 65W versus the 7700X’s 105W, alongside adjusted clock speeds. The practical result is a processor that runs significantly cooler and quieter under load while delivering performance that tracks closely with its higher-TDP sibling in most real-world workloads. In multi-threaded testing, the Ryzen 7 7700 is among the most energy-efficient desktop processors available, making it a smart choice for builds where noise, heat, and power consumption are genuine priorities alongside raw performance.

Capable Across Gaming and Productivity

Eight full Zen 4 cores with SMT handle gaming, streaming, content creation, and general productivity workloads confidently. The single-CCD design keeps inter-core latency low, which benefits gaming specifically — all threads have fast, equal access to the shared 32MB L3 cache. The unlocked multiplier, adjustable power limits, and full memory overclocking settings are all present, giving you complete tuning flexibility despite the non-X designation. AMD EXPO, Precision Boost Overdrive, and Curve Optimizer are all supported.

Platform & Connectivity

The 7700 slots into the AM5 socket with full DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0 support, and is compatible with the full range of AMD 600-series and 800-series motherboards. The integrated RDNA 2 iGPU handles display output and basic productivity tasks without a discrete GPU in the system. ECC memory is supported, adding value for reliability-focused builds in small business and professional environments.

Key Highlights:

• 8 cores / 16 threads, Zen 4 architecture (5nm)
• Base clock: 3.8 GHz | Boost clock: up to 5.3 GHz
• 32MB L3 cache + 8MB L2 cache
• AM5 socket | DDR5 support | PCIe 5.0
• 65W TDP
• ECC memory supported
• AMD EXPO, Precision Boost Overdrive & Curve Optimizer supported
• Unlocked multiplier — overclocking supported
• Integrated AMD Radeon graphics
• Compatible with X870, X870E, X670, X670E, B650, B650E, and A620 motherboards

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The Ryzen 9 7900 is a Raphael-series processor with 12 Zen 4 cores and 24 threads built on TSMC’s 5nm process, with the I/O die manufactured on a 6nm node — a chiplet design that carries two CCDs each housing six active cores. At 65W TDP it is the fastest 12-core desktop processor at that power level, making it a compelling option for mid-tower and small-form-factor builds where heat and power draw are genuine considerations. Zen 4’s IPC improvements over the previous generation mean that the lower clock speeds relative to the 7900X translate to only a modest real-world performance gap.

Performance & Efficiency

The Ryzen 9 7900 only loses around 10% of full performance compared to the 7900X, yet carries a lower price and includes a Wraith Prism cooler in the box — making it a strong value proposition for productivity-focused builds. Multi-threaded workloads including video encoding, 3D rendering, software compilation, and virtualisation all benefit from the 12-core configuration, while the Zen 4 single-core performance holds up well in gaming paired with a capable discrete GPU. ECC memory support adds utility for data-sensitive workloads and small business environments.

Platform & Connectivity

The 7900 sits on the AM5 platform with full DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0 support, and is compatible with the complete range of AMD 600-series and 800-series motherboards. The integrated RDNA 2 iGPU provides display output without a discrete GPU. The unlocked multiplier makes overclocking straightforward, and AMD EXPO memory overclocking, Precision Boost Overdrive, and Curve Optimizer are all supported for those who want to push further.

Key Highlights:

• 12 cores / 24 threads, Zen 4 architecture (5nm)
• Base clock: 3.7 GHz | Boost clock: up to 5.4 GHz
• 64MB L3 cache + 12MB L2 cache
• AM5 socket | DDR5 support | PCIe 5.0
• 65W TDP
• ECC memory supported
• AMD EXPO, Precision Boost Overdrive & Curve Optimizer supported
• Unlocked multiplier — overclocking supported
• Integrated AMD Radeon graphics
• Compatible with X870, X870E, X670, X670E, B650, B650E, and A620 motherboards

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At the heart of the 7800X3D lies an 8-core, 16-thread Zen 4 design with an additional 64MB of L3 cache stacked directly on the processor die, bringing total L3 cache to 96MB — three times that of the standard Ryzen 7 7700X. That cache stack is what separates X3D chips from everything else: more data kept close to the cores means fewer stalls, lower latency, and consistently higher frame rates in the titles that matter most. In games, particularly at high frame rates and lower resolutions, the 7800X3D places itself well ahead of standard Ryzen 7 processors — and it frequently challenges chips with far higher core counts in gaming-specific benchmarks.

Gaming Performance & Value

The 7800X3D has become one of the most recommended gaming CPUs on the market for good reason: it delivers flagship-tier gaming performance at a price well below the top of the stack. ECC memory is supported, DDR5 speeds up to 5200 MT/s officially (with headroom beyond that via EXPO overclocking), and the chip sits on the long-lived AM5 platform — meaning a future upgrade to a Zen 5 processor is possible without changing your motherboard.

Platform & Connectivity

The 7800X3D is compatible with the full range of AMD 600-series motherboards via BIOS update, and slots into X870 and B850 800-series boards for those building fresh. PCIe 5.0 connectivity is available for next-generation GPUs and NVMe storage, and the integrated RDNA 2 iGPU provides basic display output without a discrete graphics card installed.

No cooler included — a quality 240mm AIO or high-end tower air cooler is recommended for this 120W processor.

Key Highlights:

• 8 cores / 16 threads, Zen 4 architecture (5nm)
• Base clock: 4.2 GHz | Boost clock: up to 5.0 GHz
• 96MB L3 cache (3D V-Cache) + 8MB L2 cache
• AM5 socket | DDR5 support | PCIe 5.0
• 120W TDP
• ECC memory supported
• Integrated AMD Radeon graphics
• Compatible with X870, X870E, X670, X670E, B650, B650E, and A620 motherboards

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The 9900X is a Granite Ridge processor sporting 12 full Zen 5 cores and 24 threads, all built on TSMC’s 4nm process — no efficiency cores, no hybrid architecture. Every core is a full-sized Zen 5 implementation with the wider 512-bit floating point pipeline, improved branch prediction, and faster caches that define the Zen 5 generation. The cache configuration is generous, with 12MB of L2 and a full 64MB of L3, accelerating data access across heavy multitasking, rendering pipelines, and compute workloads.

Performance & Power Balance

At 120W TDP, the 9900X is a more thermally accessible chip than the 9950X, making it a practical choice for builds where a premium 360mm AIO isn’t in the budget or isn’t desirable. The unlocked multiplier makes overclocking straightforward, letting you dial in additional frequency headroom with ease. ECC memory support is also present, which is a useful capability for data-sensitive workloads and small business environments where reliability matters. Real-world performance in video encoding, 3D rendering, software compilation, and virtualisation is strong — this is a chip that earns its keep under sustained load.

Platform & Connectivity

The 9900X carries 24 direct PCIe 5.0 lanes, with up to 12 additional PCIe 4.0 lanes available depending on the motherboard, giving you full bandwidth for next-generation GPUs and NVMe storage. AMD EXPO memory overclocking, Precision Boost Overdrive, Curve Optimizer voltage offsets, and Ryzen Master support are all included. The integrated RDNA 2 iGPU handles display output and basic troubleshooting without a discrete GPU in the system.

No cooler included — a quality 240mm AIO or high-end tower air cooler is recommended for this 120W processor.

Key Highlights:

• 12 cores / 24 threads, Zen 5 architecture (4nm)
• Base clock: 4.4 GHz | Boost clock: up to 5.6 GHz
• 64MB L3 cache + 12MB L2 cache
• AM5 socket | DDR5 support | PCIe 5.0
• 120W TDP
• ECC memory supported
• AMD EXPO, Precision Boost Overdrive & Curve Optimizer supported
• Unlocked multiplier — overclocking supported
• Integrated AMD Radeon graphics
• Compatible with X870, X870E, X670, X670E, B650, and B650E motherboards

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