Ryzen 4000 Series

For the small price difference I upgraded to the 4000 series.

Full disclosure I have not built in the case yet as I am waiting for the ryzen 4000 and the rtx 3000. Snagged this case while it was in stock somehow. Shipping was quick and packaged very well. The case looks great and will have tons of room to put a rtx 3000 in it. The case does not come with an actual USB-C front input or splitter for the preinstalled fans (need to purchase them separately if you want).

A great board for ryzen 9 5000 series. Very well built and easy to set up. It does everything it says it will do and then some!

Before owning this I had a Kopul 4000 series XLR cord, and maybe I got a dud or maybe it's just lower quality, but it would crackle and make noise when I moved the chord. But that is NOT the case with this cord at all. It literally works perfect. I hear NO feedback at all, no cracking at all, and nothing when I move the cord. Super super happy with this!!

Clean design, sturdy and small footprint. Used with 19 Samsung 4000 series screen.

The best looking 4000-series GPU out there, without question. Very minimal but classy. Keeps cool too, sharing a case with a 7950X and I don’t think temperatures on this card has went above 74° under full synthetic load. During productive work or gaming the card runs even cooler. No coil whine, and is super quiet. Fantastic work Asus, keep this product line going.

I will buy Kopul 4000 series cables from now on and save a lot of money over the big name brands.

This is a very nice APU. A decent upgrade over the 4000 series in terms of CPU power but not much better in terms of graphics. The graphics are comparable with the 4750G and the 5600G with a slight edge to the 5700G(2-3% maybe). Close in CPU performance to the 5600X. These APU's share the system memory so get the fastest memory you can pair with it.

I appreciate great cables. These are all I can imagine ever needing. I also use and like the Kopul 4000 series cables, especially for shorter cable runs. But these 5000 cables are reliable, quiet, and give me incredible recordings. They resist tangling too. I use them with condenser and dynamic mics on everything. A terrific value at this price.

I'm not testing these cables to their limits with super long runs through heavy RF infested territory, all while being tramped on and driven over. Here's what I can say... the 3000 series is mid-weight and pretty flexible; easy to wrap and so far there isn't any added noise from the cables. The connectors appear well made and the cable from end-to-end has a good feel. I really like the color options as it helps keep each source well identified. I'm using these for short RTS intercom runs, my aux run feeding IFB earpiece and line-level audio output from the mixer to the recorders / cameras. I went with the 4000 series for my actual mic runs, as mic level over a long run is more susceptible to exhibiting noise from RF than line-level signals are because of the weaker signal being amplified after the run. For comparison, the 4000 series cables are heavier, stiffer and a little less flexible when wrapping. For the price (which is very good), I think the 3000 series cables are great. I can't say whether the 4000 series will give me any real-world benefit when it comes to sound, but they do have a more heavy duty construction.