Specification
| Basic Information |
| Brand |
AMD Ryzen |
| Model |
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X Processor |
| Base Frequency |
3.7GHz |
| Maximum Turbo Frequency |
Up to 4.6GHz |
| Cache |
Total L2 Cache: 3MB Total L3 Cache: 32MB |
| Cores |
6 |
| Threads |
12 |
| Default TDP |
65W |
| cTDP |
65W |
| Supported Technologies (AMD) |
"Zen 3" Core Architecture StoreMI Technology Ryzen Master Utility Ryzen VR-Ready Premium |
| Memory Specifications |
| Maximum Speed |
Up to 3200MHz |
| Type |
DDR4 |
| Warranty Information |
| Manufacturing Warranty |
03 years warranty |
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AMD StoreMI Technology
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AMD Ryzen Master Utility
The Simple and Powerful Overclocking Utility for AMD Ryzen™ processors.
The
Amd Ryzen 5 5600X takes the mid-range by storm with six cores and twelve threads powered by the Zen 3 architecture fabbed on the 7nm process. That potent combination equates to a ~19% improvement in instruction per cycle (IPC) throughput, making the 5600X an easy choice for our list of Best CPUs. Other fine-grained improvements, like a vastly optimized boosting algorithm, improved memory overclocking, and reworked cache topology erases the last traces of Intel’s performance advantages while delivering a new level of power efficiency. In fact, as we'll detail below, the
Amd Ryzen 5 5600X is the most power-efficient desktop PC chip we've ever tested.
Much of Amd Ryzen early success stemmed from industry-leading core counts and plenty of freebies for enthusiasts, like bundled coolers and unrestricted over clock ability paired with broad compatibility.
AMD still offers many of the same advantages, like unrestrained over clock ability on all SKUs and most motherboards (the A-series is the lone exception), but has discarded bundled coolers for its
Amd Ryzen 9 and 7
processors. Luckily for entry-level buyers, the 65W Ryzen 5 5600X is the only Amd Ryzen model that comes with a bundled cooler, and it's adequate for most users.
Meanwhile, Intel is left without a response until the first quarter of 2021 when its Rocket Lake chips blast off, bringing a new back-ported Cypress Cove architecture that grants a “double-digit” IPC increase paired with Intel's never-ending 14nm process. In the meantime, we can expect further deep price cuts from Intel in response, particularly as Zen 3 availability becomes more plentiful.
For now, the
Amd Ryzen 5 5600X cements AMD's Ryzen 5000 series as the uncontested performance leader in every price band it competes in. Let's take a closer look.
The
Amd Ryzen 5000 series
processors come as four models that span from six cores and twelve threads up to 16 cores and 32 threads. AMD increased its Precision Boost clock rates across the board, with a peak of 4.9 GHz for the Ryzen 9 5950X.
Our
Amd Ryzen 9 5950X sample peaked at 5 GHz at stock settings, albeit sporadically, and reached 5.125 GHz after overclocking. We didn't have as much luck with our Ryzen 5 5600X sample as we did with the 5950X, but the 5600X frequently beat it's advertised 4.6 GHz boost clock with a 4.65 GHz boost on a single core.
AMD increased the boost clock speeds, but it also reduced base frequencies compared to the previous-gen
processors. AMD says that if you top the chip with an adequate cooler, it will rarely (if ever) drop to the base frequency. We recorded many cases of a 4.55 GHz all-core boost with the Ryzen 5 5600X, which certainly wasn't possible with the previous-gen chips.
