This is my second time buying this cpu. Sadly the first one died on me, it had to be overclocked to run and eventually it needed to overheat to even work or turn on and it just eventually wouldn't boot.
So after carefully deliberating whether it was ram, motherboard or cpu, I bought ram, it didn't work. Went to the drawing board and did more tinkering and decided it had to be the cpu as said above. It's a very good cpu, but not entirely sure on quality, could've just been bad. Enable ReBar, PBO and XMP and you're good to go. Best paired with an AIO, with the original fan, it hit temps of 86c. Not good for me. AIO got me running 36c average and about 44c active and jumping to 50c occasionally. It hits advertised speeds and runs everything well. However I've noticed my usage does spike pretty high with what I run. So if you're a pretty heavy user, something a bit bigger might be better.

I haven't run into performance issues with any games. At max 70% to 76%. Most times running around 20 to 30%. If you can get this cpu for about 115$, grab it. I wouldn't pay more than 120$.

De toda la gama de procesadores que conozco de AMD este es sin duda genial, tiene todo lo necesario para correr cualquier juego a una tasa de 1080 e incluso 4K y seguirá siendo muy fiable, tiene un buen TDP, también con su compatibilidad PCIe 4.0 y sus velocidades re reloj y caché lo hace la mejor opción si quieres preocuparte por tu economía, recomendado.

Not problems with this at the momment

As of this review I have already upgraded as planned to a 5800x3d with an aftermarket cooler and used those for a while but here is my review from memory.

The 5600 and X variant DO NOT have on-board graphics if you are building with that in mind please look at the 5600g variant or a newer APU.

This CPU was a massive upgrade for me in gaming and even more for productivity from a very old Intel CPU so take that with a grain of salt.

In gaming this is a very powerful CPU for the vast majority of people. If you are gaming under 144hz and on a budget this is easily one of the best you can get from this generation.

This is continually one of, if not the highest, value cpu's as it comes with a very beefy performance for its cost and a cooler all in one package.

I had near-flawless performance when used on my 144hz 1440p monitor in most of my games. I generally reduce in-game settings to accommodate higher framerate which does often reduce CPU load as well but reducing max framerates to 120 and more-so 90 at comparable settings would be even more ideal if going for higher settings or a smoother 1% framerate experience for fast games.

Productivity - I had two monitors and often I watch videos, streamers, chat with friends and browse(browsers can be quite CPU intensive at times due if not using hardware-encoding which in my case I did not due to compatibility issues with other software)

All-in-all if you are building a new system, you may want to look at the newer AMD 7600 lineup as it is very similar, but if squeezing out a smaller budget with a very good sale or a used purchase, the 5600 will last you at minimum 4 years without issue.

Últimamente he comprado mas productos de AMD que de Intel, y definitivamente son los mejores. Ojalá nunca dejen de traer buenos CPU. Llego antes de tiempo y en muy buen estado.