AMD YD130XBBAEBOX Ryzen 3 1300X Desktop Processor with Wraith Stealth Cooler

Had it about 2 1/2 years and from what I can tell has performed very well, alongside a Radeon RX 580 4GB. I game in 1080p and usually settle for mid/high graphics depending on the game (medium for online usually). But I've appreciated the performance in heavy web browsing, web design, and basic photo/video processing. I have a hunch that these things require a bit more power (or uninterrupted power) than Windows 10 likes to give it. Had issues with system stuttering for 2 weeks after my first install (everything, including Windows UI, would freeze for about 30 seconds at a time, every 30 min, like clockwork). Drove me absolutely nuts and ruined my online gaming. Tested all hardware, upgraded drivers, etc... Finally tried turning power settings in Windows from "balanced" to "high performance" and never had the issue ever again.

I really like this processor having moved from an Intel i3 2120 that served me very well through the years. I noticed a big improvement in performance across the board. This processor runs nice and cool with the stock cooler. I really try for silent rigs and did not have great results with the previous generations of AMD processors due to their heat issues and sketchy coolers. They have really hit a home run with this line in my opinion. It runs cool, silent (with stock cooler), and handles my casual gaming and some test virtual machines with ease. I have this paired with: - ASRock AB350 Gaming 4K board (overkill, but was on sale) - EVGA GeForce GTX 1050Ti SC graphics card (wow, these are expensive nowadays, bought a used one at a fraction of the current price) - 16GB of Gskill Flare X 2400 RAM Only small issue is that I have not been successful in overclocking the CPU (RAM overclocked with no issues). I got lazy and did not troubleshoot much because the stock speed is fine by me. Rather have it run cool and silent. [Edit: I have been running this new processor for 4 months as of the date of this review]

A nice entry point into the world of Ryzen. Not super powerful, but it can hold its own against others in its price range. Good performace for its cost. Great for budget costed gaming builds. As a side note, the included wraith cooler is plenty for the stock chip as long as you leave it at the stock settings. If you are planning on dabbling into the world of overclocking, definitely invest in a more powerful aftermarket cooler.

I am a retired IT professional. I recently had the need to replace my desktop unit (age) with a newer system. I have used AMD for all of my builds and have been very pleased with price/performance. I am not a gamer and use my desktop for home office and part time consulting work. I have been very pleased with the performance of the 1300X. I am running Debian Linux (64 bit version) and this processor is giving me excellent performance. I have used it for about 2 weeks now and have had zero issues with it. The fan that comes with the processor is really quiet. You can't tell the unit is on when you walk into the room by sound. It is really quiet. Again I am an AMD fan for many years. I would recommend this processor to others. Build included Kingston HyperX Fury memory, Kingston SSD, ASUS B350 Plus Prime MD. Also for those who are not aware, the current Ryzen processor lineup do not have GPS support - you will need a separate Graphics card. I am using an ASUS GPS. Not an issue in my build but thought it may be useful information to other in planning a build.

Great entry for the Ryzen 1.0 Am4 platform if you are looking to get into. I bought the top tier motherboard with the x370 chipset for a great foundation to upgrade on. Pros: Price 4cores 4threads X- has a bin for XFR 1.0 Great stock cooler (was running 4.0 out of the box) I think it supports virtualization and SMT Ryzen 2.0 released, pricing should go down Am4,socket plan and competition in the market Cons: Ryzen XFR 1.0 limit to 4.0 in most cases (haven’t tried higher will get AIO) It’s 4C/4T to get multithreading you have to get 1500x Ryzen 2.0 is released I’m addicted to computers now along with games, cars and tinkering 😔

This processor is the best bang for the buck, I am able to overclock to 3.95 and get a Max of 80°C on a stock cooler, it may sound high cuz that temperature is only a stress test temp. It only maxes out at 68. This processor is ultimate.

FX6300を使っていたのですがマザーボードが壊れたので買い換えましたが性能が大幅に上がってますね 結局のところPCを何に使うか？です、PUBGをするのですがFPSも確実に上がりました構成は下記です 一昔前の構成でCPUがボトルネック方は安くて効果はかなり実感出来ると思います、ちなみに私はFX6300 でしたのでそれ以上のCPUを使っているようでしたらRyzen 5とかの方が効果の実感は大きいかもしれませんね OS win10 CPU Ryzen3 1300x GPU GTX1050ti MB A320M GAMING PRO メモリ 16GB SSD 250GB

Salve a tutti, cercherò di essere breve ma completo allo stesso tempo con la mia recensione! Il pacco è arrivato secondo i tempi previsti in ottime condizioni! Ho montato il processore su una scheda madre AB-350 e va alla grande abbinato anche con una 1060 da 6gb! Si riesce a compiere qualsiasi operazione abbastanza velocemente. In gaming non supera mai in caso di estremo utilizzo i 70 gradi. Nel pacchetto si trova la ventola con la pasta termica già applicata e il processore vero e proprio! Nel complesso: processore davvero ottimo per chi non vuole spendere tanto come me! Buona giornata!

Au top tout simplement. Sous mon Water AIO Uphere 120mm (acheté ici même), il ne dépasse pas les 50 degrés en jeux. (moins de 35 degrés au repos) Pas de ralentissements, même sur les jeux récents, quasi tout le temps à 60 fps... que du bon. Quelques souci de reconnaissance au niveau d'un slot ram, mais je ne peux pas dire si ca viens du processeur ou de la carte mère. Quoi qu'il en soit, après avoir réinitialisé les paramètres du BIOS, tout est entré dans l'ordre. Même si je ne m'en sert pas, je m'incline devant AMD qui fournis un super ventirad d'origine... Rien à voir avec Intel. Bravo AMD.

Dieser Prozessor kostet ungefähr gleich viel als Intels 2kern-Prozessoren (i3 6100 / i3 7100) und hat vier gute Kerne zu bieten. Er läuft super flüssig und der Kühler kühlt (wenn man nicht allzu stark overclocken möchte, ordentlich. Sicherlich ist der neue i3 8100 auch super für seinen Preis, allerdings kosten dann dementsprechen die Motherboards mehr. Ich würde, falls man einen Mittelklasse PC bauen möchte, diesen Prozessor nur empfehlen. Nun noch einmal kurz die Vorteile: - Günstiger Preis (Super Preis-Leistung) - Für Mittelklasse-Gaming-PCs bei weitem ausreichend - Man kann ihn Übertakten (Allerdings würde ich bei starkem Übertakten eine Wasserkühlung oder leistungsstärkere Luftkühlung empfehlen) - Der mitgelieferte Lüfter ist ausreichend und sieht gut aus! (Man spart sich hier im Vergleich zu Intel gut 20€, denn jene von Intel sind deutlich lauter!). - Einbau ging problemlos über die Bühne - Ryzen-Aufkleber für den PC vorhanden (falls dies jemand aufkleben möchte) - Auf dem Kühler ist bereits Wärmeleitpaste vorhanden (Erneut 8-10€, die man sich spart). Fazit: Intelprozessor für um 100€: 2 Kerne + lauter Kühler + Wärmeleitpaste nötig Ryzen für um 100€: 4 Kerne + leiser Kühler + Wärmeleitpaste vorhanden Kann ihn nur weiterempfehlen, da momentan alle Werte, von Clocks bis Temperaturen im grünen Bereich ist. Sollte ich etwas verändern, werde ich dies schnellstmöglich ergänzen.