Fanless Mini Pc Ryzen 9

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I upgraded my PC with this Ryzen 5 processor and can only say wow! This runs so smooth and love how I can multitask!!

I took over my son's 4 year old gaming pc running MSI Tomahawk x570 running Ryzen 9 3900x. I was looking into upgrading to 5900x, but I'm glad and waited for the 5900XT. Runs games fast, and excellent for my photo editing needs.

Very excited to get to play this game, my ryzen 7 has arrived already, just waiting for my pc case! cant wait for this game's release!

Passmark benchmarking my PC using the AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 3.4 GHz 16-Core AM4 Processor shows I am in the 99th percent range world wide for CPUs.

For my first PC build i think i got one of the most versatile motherboards out there. Combined wth a ryzen 5 5600x, and other performance peripherals i have a powerhouse. Im not a millionaire but i had to research all the pieces in my build. Im eventually going to upgrade when hardware prices drop but its definitely going to be made by ASUS.

The first time I used B&H services was when I bought a Ryzen processor for my gaming pc. I appreciate that even though I was buying a very popular product, B&H did not mark up the price. The website was very easy to use and my purchase went through quickly. My package arrived well packed with bubble wrap and was on time. I will definitely be using B&H in the future for my pc build needs!

My son's PC failed so I bought this budget motherboard, Ryzen 5600G and reused many of the existing components. Upgrade from Ryzen 1400 and ASRock 350 motherboard. Very stable and a major upgrade in performance at a very reasonable price. Good shipping from B&H!

I upgraded my Cyberpower PC from Ryzen 1400 to 1700, 1700 to 2700x and now 2700x to 3700x. All upgrades were seamless once the Motherboard BIOs were updated. This one has provided the most increase due to the increase of the IPC but also the fact that I was able to increase my dual-rank 32gb ram from running 3000mhz CL14 to 3600mhz CL15 with ease. Can get it running to 3733mhz but it forces to CL18 even when I have it set lower. Guessing that's an issue with the Beta BIOs from MSI.

I already had a Ryzen 3950X and hardware capable of moving to the new CPU. I did the BIOS upgrade, got the PC stable, and did the CPU upgrade. No changes were obvious to the OS as far as drivers, etc. But the performance is amazing and blazing fast. I use this with VMware Workstation to test other Windows builds, and also for video encoding. Things move along quite spryly. If you have hardware that will support this CPU, and you can benefit from all the threads, this is the right choice.