AMD Ryzen 5 5600X Procesador

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Zen 3 · 6C/12T · AM4

The AMD Ryzen 5 5600X was the breakout star of the Zen 3 generation, offering 6 cores and 12 threads on AM4 at $299 with gaming performance that stunned the industry by matching or beating processors costing twice as much. Its exceptional single-threaded performance and low-latency architecture made it a favorite among gamers, delivering high frame rates across all genres. The included Wraith Stealth cooler and reasonable power consumption kept total build costs low. Six cores and 12 threads proved more than sufficient for gaming alongside streaming and everyday productivity tasks. The AM4 platform's maturity meant affordable, well-tested motherboard options on B550 and X570 chipsets. Against Intel's competing Core i5-11600K, the 5600X offered better gaming performance with lower power consumption. While newer generations have surpassed it, the 5600X remains a highly capable gaming CPU. At current prices far below its original MSRP, it's one of the best budget gaming processors available, especially for those building on the extensive and affordable AM4 ecosystem.

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General

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Rendimiento

72

Calidad-precio

68

Eficiencia

Memoria

Memoria máx.128 GB
Tipo de memoriaDDR4-3200
Canales de memoria2

Rendimiento

Núcleos6
Hilos12
Frecuencia base3,700 MHz
Frecuencia boost4,600 MHz
Caché L23 MB
Caché L332 MB
Proceso7 nm
TransistoresN/A billion

Plataforma

SocketAM4
PCIePCIe 4.0
Líneas PCIe24
Gráficos integradosNone

Alimentación

TDP65W
Potencia turbo máx.76W

Juegos (1080p)

Counter-Strike 2
270 fps
Cyberpunk 2077
120 fps
Hogwarts Legacy
102 fps
Spider-Man 2
110 fps
Starfield
75 fps

Multinúcleo

Blender BMW
125 seconds
Cinebench 2024 Multi-Core
560 pts
Geekbench 6 Multi-Core
8,500 pts
Handbrake 4K Encode
235 seconds

Productividad

7-Zip Compression
55,000 MIPS
Adobe Premiere Pro Export
82 seconds

Un solo núcleo

Cinebench 2024 Single-Core
85 pts
Geekbench 6 Single-Core
1,850 pts

Aptitud por uso

Gaming
44/100
Streaming
42/100

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