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Features
- Powerful Gaming Performance
- 8 Cores and 16 processing threads, based on AMD "Zen 3" architecture
- 4.8 GHz Max Boost, unlocked for overclocking, 36 MB cache, DDR4-3200 support
- For the AMD Socket AM4 platform, with PCIe 4.0 support
- AMD Wraith Prism Cooler with RGB LED included
Description
The AMD Ryzen 5000 series delivers proven "Zen 3" performance
Brand: AMD
CPU Manufacturer: AMD
CPU Model: Ryzen 7
CPU Speed: 3.8 GHz
CPU Socket: Socket AM4
Processor Series: Ryzen 7
Processor Speed: 3.8 GHz
Processor Socket: Socket AM4
Secondary Cache: 4 MB
Wattage: 105 watts
Cache Memory Installed Size: 36
Processor Count: 8
Processor Number of Concurrent Threads: 16
Processor Core Count: 8
Cooling Method: Air
Platform: Windows 11
Brand: AMD
Processor Brand: AMD
Model Number: AMD Ryzen™ 7 5800XT
UPC: 730143316576
Manufacturer: AMD
Mfr Part Number: AMD Ryzen™ 7 5800XT
Warranty Description: 3 year manufacturer
Global Trade Identification Number: 76
Built-In Media: Item
Item Weight: 3.2 Ounces
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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Top Amazon Reviews
Legit worth its money. Lowkey should’ve saved for the release of the 5800x3d. But this cpu handles good loads. Paired with 32GB of ddr4 ram and a 5060, it works. Handles majority of games under stress and when I switched the GPU out for a 1440p GPU to test it, still works great. Thermals are average as long you use like a 2 fan AIO or like a decent air cooler.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2026 by Daniel Carrillo
Bought this CPU to keep my AM4 system for the foreseeable future until the price for AM5 parts gets more affordable. The main problem is the CPU runs fairly hot, even with an AIO and some Thermal Grizzly PTM (though, I did find it cools fairly quickly after initial heavy loads). With that said, many things I did when I had a 5600X responded a little quicker with the 5800XT and games seemed to play a lot better with the CPU upgrade. With that said, I initially oveeclocked it at 3600GT/s before lower it to 3200GT/s and finally ran stable (doesn't crash or randomly rebooting). There where other things I did to my system (like cleaning it XD ), but know that this is a hot CPU.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2026 by Bill G.
Still a beast; yes, if you have the cash (and you'll need it at time of writing...RAM, big oof) you'll probably find faster chips and chipsets waiting for you, but if you're content with budget-building there's plenty to like about what's been, for me, a perfect all-around choice. The X3D variant was a lot more expensive when I bought this and I don't think it was worth the extra spend for gaming, since I had multiple use-cases in mind. The higher thread-count Ryzens might make more sense than this one if you can get a good deal and want to do things that benefit from lots of threads. In my own case, I was looking to contain cost and still get excellent performance. Mission accomplished. I skipped the cooler that came with it, full disclosure. I tried it later on another chip and...it's a bit awkward to wire up for the lights, but if you like to kit your system out with pretty LEDs it's probably a good value-add for cheap, and it does the job. I went with a big heat sink and low-noise horizontal fan cooler instead, and I only find that in-game temps get a little spicy with the default configuration on my motherboard (automatic overclock). I might fiddle with this later but I have not had stability issues from day one, so there's no rush to tinker. My use cases include transcoding media, gaming, virtualization, compiling some software from source, and other Linux stuff. I don't feel like I'm missing out but YMMV. All that said: the newer chipsets will net you PCIe gains. Such are the costs of saving money with yesteryear tech.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by BewareOfPug
Great CPU. I wanted to give my son my 5600X so I bought this 5800XT. It’s a great chip and performs very well in multitasking and gaming. Paired with a Sapphire Pulse 6800 and 32GB DDR4 3600 RAM it’s everything I need to play my games how I want to at 1440p. This CPU does run hot. So if you purchase it just know that’s normal. But I would recommend buying a different cooler than the one included. I feel AMD just had extra coolers lying around and decided to throw them in with this CPU since the 5800X (the older version of the 5800XT) does not come with a cooler. The included cooler is fine if you have nothing else but it probably won’t allow the 5800XT to run at full power. And with how cheap really good air and AIO coolers are there’s no reason not to get a better cooler for this chip. Overall if you are still on AM4 platform (and don’t want to pay the outrageous DDR5 RAM prices) and running a chipset that’s Ryzen 5500 or lower (especially if you have a 3000 series or older) then this 5800XT is a nice upgrade. Just remember it’s a hot running chip and to get the full power from it you’ll need a decent cooler.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2026 by Kenneth D
I installed these together and the difference is night and day. My PC feels incredibly fast now, from boot times to handling heavy tasks without breaking a sweat. Everything was easy to install and worked perfectly right out of the box. If you’re looking to refresh an AM4 build, this combo is the way to go.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by John
The processor works great. It runs on the hotter side due to its design but the heat level is fine if you have a good cooler. With a Noctua NH-D14 cpu cooler I get max 78C when running Cinebench (the processor can safely run up to 90c before thermal throttling). I haven't tried the stock cooler it came with but a lot of people online say the stock cooler isn't very good for this processor. It could work but you'll likely see very high temperatures with the stock cooler but there's decent tower coolers for $20 to $30 on amazon that would work way better. If you want to get the most speed out of your processor you can enable precision boost override in the bios so it will automatically dynamically overclock itself when it needs extra speed but I would only do this if you have a good cooler as it will make it run hotter. All around great CPU for the price if its used mainly for gaming.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026 by Ryan
Got it for $140 in mid 2025. AM4 longevity is legendary, I put it in ASUS B450-F motherboard after a bios update. Even though 5800xt is technologically from 2020 (5800xt is a binned 5800x), it's still very good because Moore's law is very much dead: From what I've seen in benchmark on the internet the 9700x/9800x3D is 30-40% faster than this in pretty much all tasks (expect gaming), for gaming the 9800x3D is roughly 75% faster. If you are AM4 gamer and can get your hands on 5800x3D, definitely go for it as it 30% faster (for gaming) than 5800xt, positioning you not far behind the 9800x3D (which is 35% faster in all tasks). Today even at $200 the 5800xt is well priced and no brainer if you already own AM4. If DDR5 is significantly more expensive OR you have DDR4 sticks laying around consider Intel 12 gen if it's around the same price for i7 CPU + MB as it slightly faster than this, otherwise AM4 MB with this CPU will serve you well. But if you are a gamer and you can afford AM5 (with 9800x3D of course) and it's under $400 premium over DDR4 just go for, it's just that much faster and will last you much longer into the future. Message for AMD: Please bring back 5800x3D.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026 by Oferk99
This CPU was an upgrade from a Ryzen 5 5500 that had started to struggle with a few of the games I play. I'm a huge fan of AMD processors and this new one has made a big difference already. I just installed it yesterday and one of the games that the previous processor struggled with running at 100% is now running at 50% on the new processor. The installation was pretty typical with no issues. But I've installed several so it was no different. Pros 1. Removed the bottleneck that my previous processor was causing. I can play pretty much anything now without an issue. 2. Based on the benchmark that I ran after install it has definitely improved the capability of my PC. And if you're a gamer you should be able to run pretty much anything as long as you have a decent graphics card at low to medium settings. Possibly higher settings. But I typically go for higher FPS than higher quality. 3. I have not experienced any compatibility issues with this new CPU and my motherboard or anything else on my PC. Cons 1. This thing runs hot. And that may make some people think that there's an issue. But if you look online like I did you'll see that that is a common trait for this particular CPU. 90° c or below is where it's happy. Make sure you have a good cooler which would have course include the one that comes with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025 by goose32373