AMD CPU Ryzen 7 9800X3D W/O Cooler 100-100001084WOF CP1640

温度も低いし性能もよし。100%使用率で61度で安定してるのすごい。インテルは装着すると凹むらしいけど、AMDは平らで熱分散機能が高い。 クッソ掴みにくいヒートスプレッダ以外は文句なし。誰が考えたんだこの亀みたいな形は、マザボに落としてピンを曲げそうでヒヤヒヤしてた。

立ち上がりもかなりはやくていいですね。全てにおいてサクサクです。買ってよかったです。

#PR 去年グラボとケース以外をすべて交換したものの、 7800X3Dでもゲーム中ちょくちょくfpsドロップを起こしていたため安くなったタイミングで思い立ち9800X3Dに換装。 ベンチマークでの差も確認できましたが上記と同じような場面でもfpsドロップが改善、 また思っていたより温度も高くなく空冷クーラーのAK620でも充分力を発揮してくれています。 ゲーム中でも60度は行かないくらいなのでエアフローさえ確保できていればゲームは空冷クーラーでいいですね。 ゲームも鳴潮や、ドルフロ2、FH6、VRCといくつか試した分では明らかにfpsドロップが減っているので、 大満足の結果ですね。 時期によってはAMDのキャンペーンもやってますし値段以上のお得感を感じられると思います。

#PR ゲーム用途をメインに購入しましたが、期待以上の性能でした。特に最低フレームレートが高く、重い場面やキャラクター・エフェクトが集中するシーンでも動作が安定しており、全体を通して非常に滑らかにプレイできます。瞬間的なカクつきも少なく、対戦ゲームでは操作のしやすさにもつながっていると感じました。普段使いについても、Web閲覧や動画視聴、Officeソフトの利用などで不満を感じる場面はありません。起動やアプリの切り替えも快適で、ゲーム性能を最重視しつつ日常用途も十分こなせる、満足度の高いCPUだと思います。

現行のcpuとしては、価格と性能のバランスが非常に良いと思う。 バランス良いゲーミングpcの作成で、あくまで高性能の範囲を狙うなら有り。 今はまだ噂の段階だが、次世代のam6を狙うなら、我慢でも良いと思う。

現状ゲーミングPCを組むとなったら予算内であれば１番おススメCPUです。 9850X3Dもありますがクロックが少し高めで消費電力が多くなり、ゲーム性能はほとんどかわらないので、 9800X3Dで十分です。 電力効率と値段、ゲーム性能でバランスが良く、ゲーム以外の動画編集等も問題なくこなせます。 温度はCPUクーラーはCORSAIR TITAN 360を使用して通常48℃～53℃くらい。 ゲーム時(モンハンワイルズ、紅の砂漠等)で54℃～59℃くらいです。 かなり扱いやすくてFPSもでるのでほんとおススメです。あと普通は３年だけど４年保証あるし安心。 #PR

温度も低くゲームに特化しているのでこのCPUを選んだ。ちょうどバンドルをしていたので申請したら今日、鬼武者 Way of the Swordが貰えた。但し発売日が9/4なのでリワードが有効になるのは明日以降。Amazon限定で通常より1年長い4年保証も付き価格も58,000円程度で購入出来たのはよかった。

非常に良いcpu

Ich habe den Ryzen 7 9800X3D für einen Gaming-PC verbaut und bin mit der Leistung sehr zufrieden. Gerade in Spielen liefert die CPU eine sehr starke Performance und fühlt sich auch in Kombination mit einer leistungsfähigen Grafikkarte absolut passend an. Der Einbau war problemlos und das System läuft bei mir stabil. Auch unter Last bleibt die CPU mit einer vernünftigen Kühlung gut beherrschbar. Besonders positiv finde ich, dass man hier sehr viel Gaming-Leistung bekommt, ohne direkt auf deutlich mehr Kerne gehen zu müssen. Für reine Office-Arbeiten wäre der Prozessor natürlich völlig überdimensioniert. Wer den PC aber hauptsächlich zum Spielen nutzt und möglichst lange Ruhe haben möchte, bekommt hier eine richtig starke Basis. Einziger wirklicher Kritikpunkt ist der Preis. Man bezahlt für die X3D-Leistung aktuell schon einen ordentlichen Aufschlag. Dafür bekommt man allerdings auch eine CPU, bei der man sich in Spielen so schnell keine Gedanken über ein Upgrade machen muss. Insgesamt eine hervorragende Gaming-CPU und für einen hochwertigen Spiele-PC eine klare Empfehlung.

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easily undervolted and over clocked this.

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I originally did a new build back in June 2025 knowing I would do a few upgrades when prices were right. This was to replace an 8500G so a hefty upgrade. It was down to either the 7800X3D or the 9800X3D. Both are near identical in specs apart from marginally faster clock speeds on the 9800X3D along with the its newer Zen 5 architect. What swung it for me was the price - Only £50 more for the newer 9800X3D at the time of purchase!! Yep - £50 more for the newer, more efficient CPU!! Go figure eh?! Main (Useful feature): PCIe 5.0 support 24 x useable PCIe lanes + 8 useable PCIe lanes (via the chipset ~ m/b dependant) 96MB L3 cache (with 3D V-cache) Installing the CPU was as easy as removing the old one and slotting this one straight in. Finesse is still required or you'll liable to damage the motherboard CPU pins! They recommend using an AIO cooler or better - So I went for a Heatsink/Fan! THIS IS IMPORTANT - Having the case down on its side so the motherboard was flat, I applied thermal paste and then Attached the Heatsink/Fans. The PC was then powered on & not moved for around half an hour whilst doing the usual checks. Happy with the Thermals, I then powered it down & left it for another 5 minutes before moving the Case back into it's proper upright position. I've found that if I don't do this, after a few days I always end up with some weird hotspots on the CPU where the thermal paste has "shifted" and hasn't coated the chip uniformly & of an Even thickness! I'm going to assume that it's something to do with the initial heating/cooling/bonding cycle between the CPU/Paste/Cooler & of course, GRAVITY. Whether you choose to or not is up to you - I've found I always get better thermals doing it this way. You're also "supposed" to remove the motherboard from the case before swapping the CPU but how many of us do that?! So with that done, how has it performed? Considering this is a Heatsink/Fan setup I was expecting my idle temps to be around the high 30's to high 40's range.. What I'm actually getting is temps in the low 30's, even going as low as 28. Under full load, temps seem quite happy around the 60 - 65 degrees margin. It will sometimes go as high as 72 then slowly drop back into the low 60's. And Sometimes it seems quite happy chugging along under full load in the 50's though this seems to be very task specific. Under full load the important cores clock speed ranges were going from 5 - 5.2ghz. This is with HWinfo running in the background & viewing its reported high/low values! Power consumption - The CPU is rated @ max 120WTDP under full load. I seem to cap out around 105W under full load with idle fluctuating from lows of 29W to sudden spikes of 50W. Power wise & actually under load, it will draw anywhere from 90 watts to a maximum of 162 watts (Package Power Tracking) depending on what you're doing (gaming, rendering, etc) - Just be aware of this as you may need a beefier PSU if you're already close to the limits. I did disable the CPU iGPU in the Bios pretty much straight away as it's not needed and this will also help with the thermals. Apart from checking PBO was enabled and changing the DDR5 to an XMP/EXPO profile, NO other Bios settings were changed. Everything else is set on default. One thing I've noticed is that whenever you start any program the CPU temp will suddenly "Spike" up a few degrees to & then immediately return to its previous temp - it in no way affects the system performance yet is something I'll keep a close eye on. The 9800X3D is definitely a noticeable improvement. Games & the whole system seems a lot more "snappier" from the previous CPU I was using. I've also noticed that CPU utilization seems to only hover around the 40% mark with games. Trying some large MMO's, it's gone as high as 70% but that's about it. Cinebench will push it to 99% utilization and I expect if you're into editing, etc. that'll keep the numbers high. Everything is running as it should with completely acceptable temperatures & Zero Throttling. I still have 8 x PCIe lanes free from the CPU & another 8 x PCIe lanes from the chipset before Bifurcation & PCIe Lane splitting/sharing kicks in. So plenty of room for a better spec GPU plus other future upgrades. Worth the purchase? For me, Yes. But then look at my old CPU! For those running a lower end CPU it's definitely worth the upgrade if the price stays around £400 mark. Are you going to get the same results as me? Probably not. Some will be better, some worse. FINAL NOTE: If you are a Windows user MAKE sure the O/S Power Plan is set to "Balanced" and NOT "Performance". This is only applicable for "X3D" CPUs. Why you ask? High Performance mode can sometimes force the system to use the faster, non-X3D cores which means you'll actually end up with worse FPS & latency whilst gaming as you wont be using the V-cache! AMD optimizations also work much better in balanced mode. PS: (added Feb 2026) And for Overclocking? Or should I say undervolting? I have mine at a stable 5.45ghz which can hold the boost indefinitely & peaks at around 75 degrees Temp (though still does the weird temp jump on starting any program!) This DOES requires quite a few Bios setting changes & having your Cooling solution setup correctly. I've attached another Photo with HWinfo temps & power draw so you can compare between stock and tweaked values. I strongly recommend you do a web search for more details on how to do this if this is your thing. Anyhow, 5 out of 5 stars