AMD Ryzen 5 Summit Ridge 1600X BOX (YD160XBCAEWOF)
 | Expecting restock 9 176 ₴ Socket: AMD AM4; Cores (cores): 6; Threads (threads): 12; Speed (GHz): 3.6; IGP: is absent; PCI Express: 3.0; |
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The best processor for the "first time" (judging by the prices now, it should last at least 5 years in the computer) Excellent performance (thanks to the transition to Zen+ architecture) It allows setting a comfortable RAM frequency of 3200 - 3533 Can be overclocked to 4 GHz in most cases without issues. Today's price (21.02.21) is horrible, to put it mildly. Box version - 3800-4000 hryvnia OEM - 3600 - 3800 The fair price for the OEM is 2700 and 3000 for the box version. Does not start out of the box on the ASrock b450m Pro 4 F board, had to update the BIOS to version P2.00  Tandy Log: use AMD 1600 OEM 12 nm few months |
Разогнал до 4ггц и радуюсь жизни Дешевый Их нет  ATOM: use AMD 1400 BOX more than year |
A good processor that can play games and for professional tasks will be quite productive. Low temperature (on the boxed cooler).
A lot of cores and threads (the rendering speed in DaVinci just amazed me). A boxed cooler that blows over the power circuits (I didn’t need it, but someone might like it). There is no point in overclocking. use AMD 1600 BOX 14 nm few months |
AMD Ryzen 5 Summit Ridge configurations
| Price for AMD Ryzen 5 Summit Ridge | ||||
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| AMD Ryzen 5 Summit Ridge 1400 OEM | from 1 490 ₴ | 5 offers | |
| AMD Ryzen 5 Summit Ridge 1500X OEM | from 1 630 ₴ | 4 offers | |
| AMD Ryzen 5 Summit Ridge 1600 OEM 12 nm | from 1 999 ₴ | 1 offer | |
| AMD Ryzen 5 Summit Ridge 1600 OEM 14 nm | from 2 080 ₴ | 2 offers | |
| AMD Ryzen 5 Summit Ridge 1600X OEM | from 4 199 ₴ | 1 offer | |
Affordable 6-core processor
The AMD Ryzen 5 1600X is the youngest six-core processor based on the Zen architecture, which is a direct competitor to the "people's" Intel Core i5-7600K. But if the price of a chip from Intel is kept at the initial level of $220, AMD has gradually reduced its requests to a very tasty $160, which puts it in the “buy without hesitation” category.
Automatic CPU overclocking
The suffix "X" in the name of the chip means support for XFR technology, which automatically increases the processor frequency above the norm if the cooler allows it. The base frequencies of the 1600X are set at 3.6 GHz, when running in turbo mode, the clock speed reaches 4.0 GHz. The volume of cache memory of the second level is 3072 KB.
High performance in the most demanding games
Paired with a Radeon RX 570-caliber graphics card, this processor handles power-hungry games like Doom with ease and delivers a stable 50 FPS on Ultra graphics settings in the latest Far Cry 5. For comparison, the Core i5-7600K in games shows approximately the same results, however lags behind in synthetic tests by an average of 20%.
6 cores, 12 threads
But that is not all. The 1600X is a great option for building a PC with an eye for the future. It works with socket AM4 motherboards and supports AMD SMT multi-threading technology. Thanks to it, the chip can turn 6 physical cores into 12 virtual ones, evenly distributing the load between them. Even if these 12 threads are not needed so often now, in a couple of years they will certainly come in handy.
If we strictly adhere to the $150 low-cost stated in the title, then our choice will fall on the junior model of the line — AMD 1500X with a price tag of $145. It is made on the same 14 nm and has the same functionality as the older one, but cannot boast the same power — 4 cores instead of 6 and 2048 KB of L2 cache instead of 3072 KB. But its energy consumption is one and a half times lower.
