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The highest multiprocessing performance in a mainstream computer.
The Ryzen 5 2600x is another big step for AMD. Improved algorithms boost performance in applications that take advantage of the processor's multiple cores, while the increased frequency and reduced memory latency provide the ultimate weapon for everyday demands.
Software that combines the speed of an SSD with the capacity of an HDD. With Store MI, the two independent storage media create a single Drive that, with the intelligent management of the software, gives us incredible advantages resulting in cost savings.
If you have an AMD X399 series, 400 series, or 500 series chipset, you can download the AMD StoreMI software for free.
AMD Ryzen Master technology provides up to four profiles for storing custom configurations set by the user for both the CPU, integrated Radeon Vega graphics, and DDR4 memory. You can adjust active cores, integrated graphics frequency, and customize memory timings to optimize overall performance or fine-tune for your favorite applications.
AMD's SenseMI technology is a set of learning and adaptation features that help the AMD Ryzen processor adjust its performance to you and your applications thanks to machine intelligence (MI).
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It is the best processor I have ever bought. I have had it for 3 years and it has never crashed on me. The only relatively negative thing is that the cooler struggles a bit in the summer. This processor is worth its money!!!
Αψογος επεξεργαστης και διαχρονικος, Πολυ καλη τιμη αυτην την περιοδο 170 Euro. Αθορυβος και με την ψυκτρα που συνοδευεται δεν ανεβαζει θερμοκρασιες πανω απο 57 βαθμους σε gaming 4Κ/60Ηz
Well, it's a powerful processor and at 165, it's a good price. But the problem is that the temperature rises too much and you have to change the cooler. I have already ordered a Corsair one, which costs an additional 55€
I put him in a build pc for 700€ as the first processor, and I can say he has satisfied me a lot. I opened several windows, etc. It didn't go above 45 degrees with the AMD cooler and it's worth it!
Badass processor! Super fast and one of the top rated CPUs for gaming! Some of you might have issues, like experiencing black screens and needing to restart your PC while playing games. This is because the processor is unlocked and can automatically go from 3.6 GHz to 4+ GHz. You'll need to go into the BIOS and disable Core Performance Boost, then set your power plan to balanced in Windows, and the problems will be fixed. Now, if you have a good cooler and a power supply of 650+ watts, you won't have such problems! I highly recommend it!
He is very powerful for his price and his price is very good, so he remains competitive even in 2021. If the newer Ryzen processors reach his price, then yes, choose them, but with the current prices, there is nothing better for the money.
The stock cooler is quite good as we did not see high temperatures even during gaming.
We used him in a build that you can see here: https://youtu.be/wGUKlDr_P-E
Owner here for about 1.5 years. First CPU for my first PC BUILD, quite satisfied with its usage and performance, good speeds ranging from 3.6 to 4.2. It is decent for gaming as well as other tasks on the computer. It can handle opening multiple windows without freezing. With the stock cooler, I had temperature issues while gaming, reaching 80 degrees and around 50 degrees at idle. That's why I gifted it a NZXT KRAKEN liquid cooler and it leveled up. Now it consistently stays at 33 degrees at idle and goes up to a maximum of 55 degrees under heavy load while gaming. A good CPU for the price it is offered in the market.
Very good processor does not freeze anywhere, nevertheless it is not worth buying it at this time, 1000 times better to go for the 3600 with +10€ since it is zen 2 and is supported by newer motherboards so you can upgrade if you want.
As for the temperatures now, I am not satisfied, in idle it does not go below 44 and in full it reaches close to 80, of course with a different cooler it will definitely decrease significantly but why not with the stock one?
Clearly they intentionally put weak coolers on many processors to sell.
I have had it for 1 year and it was purchased at the price of €120. For this money, it is perfect for mid-range gaming, running many games smoothly, and I have paired it with a 1660ti. Of course, at this price, I would think twice about getting it, especially with the existence of the 3600 and the 5600.
5/11/2021 EDIT: FAR the worst thing I have ever held in my hands!
The first year everything was fine, but now it easily reaches 60 degrees in idle and never goes below 90 in games!
Initially, I thought it was the stock cooler and that the thermal paste was the issue, so I replaced it with the Arctic MX-5, but the difference was minimal (1-2 degrees). Then I thought maybe the stock cooler was the problem, so I switched to a bequiet pure rock 2 slim, but I didn't see any difference. Besides that, I constantly experience unexpected bluescreens, which is the most annoying part. Finally, it keeps crashing out of programs constantly!
I can say that the reviews tempted me to get it in the end. The stock cooler is terrible. It reaches temperatures of 70+ during games. Also, when I close a game in the safest way possible, there is a chance that the processor's temperature will rise so much that the PC restarts. If you get a different cooler, it might be worth it. It definitely isn't worth the money. I really regret buying it. The only good thing about the processor is that when its temperature reaches 90+, it automatically shuts down to prevent the whole PC from burning. I have already taken it out and thrown it away. Now I have the Ryzen 7
The processor in the specifications states that it is at 3.6ghz with a maximum frequency of 4.2ghz. I don't know if I have a faulty chip, but mine only reaches 4.2 when idle. In any task, even in stress tests, it doesn't go above 4 - 4.05 and it even reaches that with 1.4v. When I try to overclock it to 4.2 with automatic settings through Ryzen Master to avoid losing the warranty, it crashes during stress tests. I can't understand it. I didn't recommend it at all, especially at the price it has now. Even the stones cry at 160€.
It is quite good for its price, I just suggest buying an extra fan because the stock one doesn't do much work
Ότι πιο VFM σε αυτά τα χρήματα.
Μπήκε σε Gaming Pc μαζί με Aorus B450 Pro ,M2 Evo Plus & Ram Corsair Vengeance Pro (Rgb) 16Gb@3200 αναβαθμίζοντας i7 2600k 10 ετίας ο οποίος ήταν ΤΕΡΑΣΤΙΟΣ επεξεργαστής στα χρόνια του και ακόμη τραβάει και το pc πάει σφέρα.
*Καλύτερα να μπει με υδρόψυξη.
Τον συνιστώ για οικονομικό σύστημα που τρέχει τα πάντα.
I have put him in a 750 euro pc build with a decent graphics card and a relatively good motherboard. I have no temperature issues... I can have countless windows open and it doesn't lag for a second. The maximum temperature I have reached after 5 hours of continuous gaming is 43 degrees.
I upgraded from an FX-8350 to the 2600x and the difference is simply enormous, especially for gaming, which is what I use it for. It handles everything with a 5700xt and 16GB of RAM at 3600MHz. It's a beast. The temperatures are very good at 3900MHz, where it hasn't exceeded 60 degrees. However, I haven't installed the cooler that comes with it. I had the FX-8350 Black Edition, which came with the Wraith Cooler Max RGB, and I kept it for aesthetics and because it has better cooling, based on research and reviews. I bought it a month and a half ago for 125 euros, but now it's reached 180 euros. However, it's not worth it. With 180 euros, you could have bought the Ryzen 3600x two months ago. It's not the best time to buy hardware, especially graphics cards. For those who want it, be patient until this situation is over, and then I believe prices will drop!
EDIT 11-6-21: I installed the Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240L V2 liquid cooler, and now the temperature doesn't exceed 52 degrees even during long gaming sessions. For example, in Assassin's Creed Valhalla, it hasn't gone above 45% usage and maintains a steady 48 degrees. I hope this helps.
Skylar doesn't stick anywhere. The only issue is the temperatures, but it's justified because I have a case with very poor airflow and the stock cooler. These days, I will have a case with very good airflow and liquid cooling installed on it, I believe the temperature will drop significantly!
And with these and those while in the summer of 2020 the aforementioned processor cost 120 euros, from Black Fridahahahaha and onwards the cheapest price has reached the ridiculous amount of 160 euros with nonexistent availability. Bravo Greek little thief BLACKAGORITIS always like this (!)
And now to the important stuff. With this money DO NOT EVEN THINK OF TOUCHING IT!!! The processor is very good but at 120-140 euros. I got it in December 20, it cost me 140 which is borderline bad but considering it arrived immediately and I trust the store, I don't consider it a bad choice, when its sibling without the X cost the same and more money. If I found the 2600 for 110 euros, I would definitely get that one because the X at the end doesn't justify the additional 30 euros I spent. This processor itself is relatively good value for money for the price range I mentioned, it is decent in all aspects and is the best choice for a mid-range gaming system. The temperatures, even with its own cooler, are exemplary (at least in my case)
and because it has 6 cores, I think it is more "future proof" than a 3rd generation Ryzen 3. My system is:
-AMD Ryzen 5 2600X Box
-Gigabyte Aorus B450 Elite (rev. 1.0)
-G.Skill RipjawsV 16GB DDR4-3200MHz (F4-3200C16D-16GVKB)
-Kingston A2000 1TB
-Cougar MX410 Mesh-G RGB
-Gigabyte GTX 1060 6GB OC
Attention! I should note that the XMP profile of the memory with this CPU and motherboard combination is not 100% stable and at 3200 I had some blue screens when playing demanding RAM games! For now, I have my RAM at 3000 MHz with slightly lowered timings and they are very stable and essentially perform like they were 3200 (no big deal). If you choose this CPU, prefer a different motherboard (ASRock or MSI) or RAM up to 3000 MHz. For this reason and for its average price, which in 2021 should be around 110-130 euros, I give it a 4/5. If you find it used for up to 100 euros, take it used, it's worth it better than paying 50 and 60% more to the Greek black market sellers and it won't be a big risk because, as I said, it doesn't generate high temperatures at all and the warranty rarely needs to be used for these products.
Excellent value for money, very good gaming temperatures (max 55) I have achieved with the stock cooler..
Time will tell...
So far, very satisfied
It's worth its money but it needs a change of thermal paste every two years because it dries out quickly
It is one of the vfm processors of AMD. Even though 2 years have passed since its release, its performance remains high in today's games
Just the best I could buy on a very budget gaming pc, I combined it with an MSI GTX 1050ti and it's just flawless. I bought it during Black Friday and I was amazed by its price. I believe it would still be worth it even without a discount. Now, for anyone who needs a budget computer, I wouldn't recommend it because currently all prices are sky-high and there is no availability. I would suggest waiting for about 2 months when prices will have dropped and then do some research again for a computer. If the price of the 3600, which is the next one, drops, I would confidently recommend that one, unless it falls below 160-190€, then without hesitation, go for the 2600x
Very good processor for its price. Tremendous upgrade, not for extreme situations! It doesn't lag anywhere.
It simply rocks...
You give a small amount of money (compared to the equivalent Intel processors) and you get multiple times the value.
παρα πολυ καλος καιδεν κολλαει καθολου και για οσους θελουν καλλυτερη ψηκτρα θα πρότεινα μια CoolerMaster Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition
I have had it for about 1 month and I am completely satisfied so far.
I paired it with a Gigabyte Aorus Elite B550 motherboard, 16GB of RAM, and it works exceptionally well.
If it had integrated graphics, it would be the best processor in the mid-range category.
The absolutely vfm processor at its price! I think it has no rival (always at this price)
With an rx 56 vega 4k gaming normally and by law...
If you find it available, just take it. Next choice is the 3600 but I see it increased in price.
Well, for the past 15 years I have been using Intel CPUs. And now I took the risk of installing an AMD CPU as I have heard from friends and acquaintances that AMD has surpassed Intel in performance with lower prices. Well, I have noticed this in Gaming (games from 2015 to 2020 that require powerful systems), video editing (cutting, stitching, improving), and programming (as I am actively involved there due to my studies). As for the temperature issue, the processor with its own cooler (stock) has a temperature of 32.75 degrees Celsius when idle and under heavy gaming conditions (ultra settings) without overclocking, it reaches a maximum of 75 degrees Celsius. I consider this to have always been the small issue with AMD, later I will install a good cooler or liquid cooling because I have seen in other PCs with AMD that the temperature with good coolers is quite satisfactory. I highly recommend this CPU as it offers great value for money and can be paired with both powerful and non-powerful GPUs. I have paired it with an MSI RTX 2060 8GB SUPER GAMING X and they work exceptionally well together.
I ran the 2600X for about 6 months.
Perfect temperatures. Rarely above 60 with a 40€ cooler.
No issues with multitasking or gaming.
Some parts may experience temperature fluctuations when idle, regardless of cooling quality. It is not a problem.
I'm trying to understand what's happening with the processor temperatures. When it starts up, it reaches around 70-80 degrees (then drops to 45 and keeps going up and down constantly), but after heavy use like 3D modeling and rendering, it doesn't go above 85 degrees, nor does it seem to struggle anywhere. I asked because I've never been an AMD user before, especially not with Ryzen, and they told me it's nothing to worry about. Despite that, I'll try a different thermal paste and if there's still an issue, I'll change the included cooler. Apart from that, it's a capable processor for its price.
Μετα απο καιρο ειπα να αφησω και εγω με την σειρα μου μια αξιολογηση για το pc μου!ειναι πολυ καλη επιλογη για οσους θελουν 1080p gaming με 60+ fps σε πολλα παιχνιδια!Τον αγορασα τον Οκτωμβριο του 2019 στα 200euro. (ειμαι σιγουρος οτι τωρα μπορειτε να βρειτε καλυτερες επιλογες).Οι θερμοκρασιες oταν κανω benchmark στην καρτα γραγικων δεν ξεπερναει τους 65c και ο επεξεργαστης τους 50c.
benchmark very high με ultra settings:
Shadow of war 83fps
Gta V 50-73fps
Forza Horizon 104fps
Wildlands 64fps
The crew 2 60fps
NFS payback 70-110fps
built:
Corsair Carbide Spec-06 case
MSI Tomahawk b450
Ryzen 5 2600x
COOLERMASTER HYPER 212
MSI GTX1660 ti gaming x 6gb
Corsair Vengeance RGB 16GB DDR4-2666MHz
Corsair PSU Corsair RMX Series 750X
Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 500gb
HDD WESTERN DIGITAL 1tb
3x Corsair SP120 RGB PRO
Ολα αυτα με monitor MSI mag241c 144Hz!Ελπιζω να βοηθησα και εγω με την σειρα μου!
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