AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D 4.7GHz 8-Core 120W

CPU

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Background on AMD Ryzen 9000 Series CPUs

AMD's Ryzen family of desktop processors has been a solid mainstream workstation CPU line for many years now. The Ryzen 9000 Series continues to improve upon AMD's chiplet design with the new "Zen 5" architecture built on a 4nm manufacturing process. This iteration is mostly focused on increasing efficiency, by reducing power usage, with only modest performance gains over the previous Ryzen 7000 Series. Of course, all of AMD's core features including Turbo Core, SMT, support for DDR5 memory, AVX-512, and PCI Express 5.0 are still present. Together, these efficiency improvements and features create a great foundation for workstation PCs.

For details about how AMD Ryzen CPUs perform in different applications, check out our many processor (CPU) articles.


William George (Marketing Project Manager)
William George (Marketing Project Manager) Says:
AMD's Ryzen X3D processor models have a larger-than-normal amount of fast cache memory attached to the CPU, increasing performance in certain types of applications. The trade-offs include higher manufacturing cost, additional power usage / heat output, and lower boost speeds than non-X3D models. When using software that can benefit from the extra cache, though, these are a great choice!

Model: AMD 100-1000001084

Specifications

Product Line Ryzen
Code Name Granite Ridge AM5
Socket AM5
Process 4 nm
Total Number of Threads 16
Total Number of Cores 8
Base Clock Speed 4.7 GHz
Simultaneous Multi-Threading Yes
Turbo Boost Yes
Max. Turbo Boost 5.2 GHz
Thermal Output 120 W
Max Temperature 95 C
Cache
L2 8MB
L3 96MB
Onboard Graphics
Processor Type AMD Radeon Graphics
Core Speed 2,200 MHz
Cores on Die 2
Memory Specification
Memory Type DDR5
Maximum Frequency 5600
ECC Support Yes
Registered Support No