You may not like my review. But sometimes we need to say certain things for future buyers of a product.

Let's always consider that in December 2024 there will be:
5700X - €140
5800X - €160
5700G - €150

The processor is a 5700G without the integrated graphics. Pcie 3.0 support (no Sam in AMD builds, no RT in Intel GPUs, no support for Pcie 3.0 SSD or WiFi 6e).

Price €130-150. My opinion always: for €10 more you lose the Pcie 4.0 support and get graphics - go for the 5700G.
For €10 less, with the 5700X you gain more cache memory, Sam (AMD), RT Intel GPUs, Pcie 4.0 SSD.

IF and only IF it drops to €90-100, it might be worth it instead of the 5700G/X for the user to say I save on the motherboard (low, older gen), gain in processor and make a decent and very economical build.

P.S. Check the official AMD site for what I mean by the Pcie revisions.

This processor has recently entered the market and most people are not familiar with it. It is a part that has been around for a while, but it was only available in pre-built computers. It is a good processor, etc.,

BUT BE CAREFUL!!!!
Because there is the R5 5600X, and the 5600 is the same with lower clocks, many will think the same about it in relation to the 5700X. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!
This processor is the R7 5700G without the integrated graphics that lacks the 32MB cache (important) of the 5700X. The result is (approximately) -20% in performance.
DO NOT buy it at a price higher than the 5700G, because it is the same and loses the integrated. If you are looking for performance, at least go for the 5700X (with +5€) or directly for the 5700X3D.