AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5500X3D OEM (100-000001504)
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Buy AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5500X3D OEM
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AMD Ryzen 5 5500X3D Retail Packaging | £181.00 | ||||
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The best processor for a basic gaming PC or for work Upgraded from 3600 to 5600, different generations, with an average increase of about 15-20% in games and benchmarks. For the current price, it's a base with 6 physical cores for installation in any PC. TDP is 65W just like the 3600. It works paired with AMD RX 5700XT Aorus + 2x8 GB 3200 Corsair. Opted for OEM, as in this summer heat, I would have chosen an air cooler with 180+ TDP anyway. Absolutely nothing |
Replacing my old R5-2600, I got an excellent, powerful processor, the 5600X. The processor fit perfectly with my Asus TUF B450-Plus Gaming motherboard (Bios:3802). It's fully compatible with the Asus TUF-RTX3070-O8G-V2-Gaming LHR graphics card and the RAM 4x8=32GB (3200MHz XMP). The cooling system installed is the Enermax T50 AXE 120 mm Black with Arctic MX-4 thermal paste. I've included a couple of test photos. If you have the chance, go for it. Wishing everyone peaceful skies and a great evening! Powerful Price |
The best processor for $150 (12/25/2022), very cold, under the be quiet! Shadow Rock 3 and Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut thermal paste in the stress test 65 maximum, in idle 30-35, without overclocking. For games, the performance is enough with a margin for 1080 and 1440, the emphasis is only on the video card. Of the unpleasant moments, this is an increase in the price of motherboards with a 550 chipset, but despite this, the performance is higher than that of 11400f and a bunch of percent + motherboard will be even cheaper than a bunch of 12400f, and in some places even higher performance. Performance, temperature - |
AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer configurations
| Price for AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer | ||||
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| AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5500X3D OEM | from £159.99 | 5 offers | ||
| AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5600 BOX | from £89.57 | 12 offers | ||
| AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5600 OEM | from £115.09 | 9 offers | ||
| AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5600T BOX | from £126.49 | 11 offers | ||
| AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5600X BOX | from £125.00 | 18 offers | ||
| AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5600X OEM | from £129.49 | 8 offers | ||
| AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5600XT BOX | from £129.99 | 13 offers | ||
| AMD Ryzen 5 Vermeer 5600XT OEM | from £130.00 | 5 offers | ||
3D Cache
AMD Ryzen 5 5500X3D is one of the most affordable processors with an increased third-level cache volume of 32+64 MB. This cache reserve is especially beneficial in games, while in work tasks the performance boost is usually less noticeable. The more efficient gaming solution remains the eight-core Ryzen 7 5800X3D, however, after its return to the market in the Anniversary Edition version for the AMD AM4 platform's decade, its cost has significantly increased.
Not Picky About RAM
The six-core Ryzen 5 5500X3D appears more advantageous than the Ryzen 7500F for the AM5 platform also due to the more affordable DDR4 memory instead of DDR5. The additional cache helps reduce dependency on high-frequency RAM, so even simple DDR4-3200 modules with JEDEC timings CL22 can be used. For starters, even single-channel memory operation will suffice without significant loss of performance in games.
Does Not Slow Down the GPU
In terms of discrete graphics card support, the Ryzen 5 5500X3D is closer to the full-fledged Ryzen 5 5600 with a PCIe 4.0 x16 interface, rather than the scaled-down Ryzen 5 5500 with PCIe 3.0 x8. This is sufficient for the correct operation of modern NVIDIA GeForce, AMD Radeon, and Intel Arc graphics cards without noticeable FPS reduction. Intel Arc owners should additionally activate the Resizable BAR technology, which may be called SAM in the BIOS of some motherboards.








































