AMD Radeon RX 5700 vs AMD Ryzen 5 5600X

Ever it's silly. They kind of did this. You know time and time again where they kind of screw up the launches for their video cards when their CPU lau...

7 and 4.6 gigahertz respectively, the 5600x is still everything you'd want in a gaming cpu and more. It also has a relatively low tdp by today's stand...

I updated the bios on my motherboard and reinstalled the gpu drivers and things have greatly improved. I kind of expected these problems because of the newness of the card. It did run a little hot under heavy load at first, (82 deg C) but after a little tweaking of the fan curve, I managed to get the temps down by about 10 deg. Keeping it below 75 deg will cost you in decibles though, as the blower is noticeable above 50%

But for gamers , definitely but an aftermarket cooler to get better frequencies and temps.

Well, claiming that "I" applied it is a bit of a stretch: Despite multiple attempts to get a stable result using AMD's WattMan software in manual mode, the best results always came from the "auto-overclocking" setting instead, and the manual option never returned results as fast or consistent.

I built my first gaming pc and chose this cpu, I’ve had it for 5 months now and it hasn’t slowed me down at all. At first I used it with a gtx 1070 and it ran everything great. recently I got a 6750xt and everything still feels really nice, sometimes it does bottleneck me a little but that rarely happens. The best thing about this cpu for me is its power consumption, if I had a more power hungry cpu I probably wouldn’t be able to have the setup I have now without having to buy another psu

At that point, the 5700 XT may only be the go-to option when spending $ 500 or less the success of these new Navi GPUs really depends on pricing and a...

It's coming in at 300 u.s, which is a fairly hefty price premium 20 over the ryzen 5 3600 x. A part that really, in our opinion, didn't make sense to ...

It's already going back, just really wanted it to work. It might be a great card in another generation of drivers (or 3!!!!).

Not only price point, but AMD processors as a whole are far better with power consumption; the TDP for AMD Ryzen processors is roughly half that of equivalent Intel processors (mid 60's for AMD, mid 120's for Intel). Prices are from Amazon; performance is from CPU-Z benchmarks. The Ryzen 5 5600x is an excellent CPU if you do not want to spend 200+ on a good processor. I highly recommend for lower/mid-tier builds and make sure you pair it with a Zen 3 motherboard to exploit its full potential