AMD Ryzen 5 9600X: Slightly improved hexa-core once again

In the first wave of new AMD processors with Zen 5 architecture, we took a closer look at a Ryzen 5. The results show many improvements (in speed, in efficiency, in cooling, …) led by unprecedented single-threaded performance. But in terms of the multi-threaded one, it’s still well behind the rival Intel Core i5-14600K CPU, albeit with much better power consumption. Gaming performance? Sometimes strange.

Memory tests…




… and cache (L1, L2, L3)












Note: The L3 memory results, at least with our component configuration, could not be measured in AIDA64, the corresponding application windows remained empty. Tested with older versions as well as with the latest one (6.60.5900).


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  1. Superb review. Especially concerning energy efficiency, idle power consumption and idle temperatures – you are the only ones that got so many useful info!

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