AMD Ryzen 5 5600X Review
Temperatures and Power Draw
Published: 7th November 2020 | Source: AMD | Price: £279.99 |
Temperatures and Power Draw
Whereas the huge core count of the Ryzen 9 5900X and 5950X CPUs ran into thermal limits if we tried to overclock all their cores at once, the Ryzen 5 5600X has no such problems and is exceptionally cool at stock and not that warm when overclocked. It's overall efficiency is excellent too, with a nice frugal power draw.
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Great write up, looks like a strong little gaming chip, has anyone tried per core overclocking on this?Quote
4.7Ghz at only 1.2v is very nice. But that PBO overclock is also very tasty.
Has anyone seen how these new Ryzen CPUs perform in music production workloads? That was another weak point for past iterations of Zen.Quote
Has anyone seen how these new Ryzen CPUs perform in music production workloads? That was another weak point for past iterations of Zen.Quote
Seems AMD have all needs for pc covered with this round of cpu releases, really no reason to look at intels offerings.
P.s I always watch until the end of the video'sQuote
P.s I always watch until the end of the video'sQuote
From all the reviews I've seen over the past days, this particular CPU seems to be one hell of a CPU. First time I've actually ordered it straight away.
With this though and this might be a bit off topic, but I had one or two thoughts of Aliens logics behind this decision this time around, so thank you for your past inputs Alien!Quote
With this though and this might be a bit off topic, but I had one or two thoughts of Aliens logics behind this decision this time around, so thank you for your past inputs Alien!Quote
The DaVinci Resolve benchmarks looks really weird. The 5900X performs the same as the 3600XT at stock, but higher than the 3950X with PBO? The 10900K performs worse than everything but the 3400G? Makes no sense.Quote
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