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AMD - Ryzen 3 1300X 3.5 GHz Quad-Core Processor

( 5.0 Average / 22 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

AMD

Part #

YD130XBBAEBOX

Data Width

64-bit

Socket

AM4

Operating Frequency

3.5 GHz

Turbo Frequency

3.7 GHz

Cores

4

L1 Cache

4 x 64 kB Instruction
4 x 32 kB Data

L2 Cache

4 x 512 kB

L3 Cache

1 x 8 MB

Lithography

14 nm

Thermal Design Power

65 W

Includes CPU Cooler

Yes

Simultaneous Multithreading

No

Integrated Graphics

No

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Reviews

Haze811 18 points 14 months ago
from completed build Client Build #1

Affordable Ryzen Quad-core, easily overclocked to 3.9 Ghz on stock cooler. (Waiting for the AM4 bracket to arrive for my other cooler)

sandris 9 points 13 months ago
from completed build Alphonse all "red"

Very fast in Windows 10 and gaming. Best price/preformance rating. The stock cooler was faulty, it keep runs @ 1500rpm regardless Bios PWM settings. So i've bought a new Noctua. With boost and XFR it runs @ 3,9Ghz (the XFR in 1300X raise +200Mhz). Temps never pass 60° C. I also love the AM4 socket installation, very easy.

Enea907 3 points 12 months ago
from completed build Entry Level Gaming PC 580 EUR

Processor works great, it's affordable for it's price. 3.5 GHz is more than enough for entry-level gaming. This was probably the best budget processor i could find. Works well, never really had any problems installing it, the biggest problem was the CPU Cooler which needs to be screwed in little by little on every side in an X shape. Keep a firm hand over the CPU Cooler while you screw it in, pushing it on all sides as for none of the screws to come out.

N7Shepard90 14 points 11 months ago
from completed build Time Lady's SFF Ryzen PC

Could have gone with the 1200 instead to save a few bucks but wasn't sure if I wanted to overclock until I learned how easy Ryzen is on overclocking. Great performing CPU. Just what I needed for my build.

TheMadBean 3 points 11 months ago
from completed build First Gaming PC, Entry Level

Fantastic Little CPU, would definitely recommend it

someta 15 points 11 months ago
from completed build I Have No Name

Fast for everday use, good for the light games I've tested, and reasonably fast for compiling code under Linux (but if you're doing a lot of compiling, look at something with more threads).

mrobertt 4 points 11 months ago
from completed build Blue AMD (First PC Build)

I got this for the same price as a Ryzen 3 1200 on Cyber Monday and I'm extremely happy with the results. Was able to overclock to 3.9 ghz with the included wraith cooler.

tadtheman28 8 points 11 months ago
from completed build Crimson Cube (Budget VR PC)

It performs very well for a 120$ processer, and has great multi-core performance. However, the stock cooler is very hard to install, but it isn't too loud, which is good.

chinamanch 14 points 11 months ago
from completed build The Car battery amped up !!! :)

Entry level processor for on the budget builds no wallet ripper. though can be a bit finicky to OC :) Managed to OC in the BIOS to 3.8 Ghz at 1.28750 Volts.

Kankokage 14 points 10 months ago
from completed build First Blood v1

Champ of a processor. Missed getting it for 100 bucks, but c'est la vie. Even with the underpowered (yet very nice looking) Wraith stock cooler I haven't gotten it above 40 C, and it idles between 27 and 29 C. I thought about going for the 1200, but I'm very happy I went with the beefed up 1300X. Kudos to AMD for an amazing chip. Haven't tried overclocking yet, but I should be able to get up to 3.9 GHz with the stock cooler with this system.