AMD RYZEN 9 9900X3D AM5 RETAIL

AMD Ryzen 9 9900X3D Retail Processor

The AMD Ryzen 9 9900X3D Retail Processor is a 12-core, 24-thread desktop processor for the AM5 platform. With a base clock of 4.40GHz and a maximum boost clock of up to 5.50GHz, it is designed for responsive gaming, everyday computing, content creation and multitasking.

Its modern processor design uses 4nm to balance performance, efficiency and platform features.

Key Features

• 12 cores
• 24 threads
• 4.40GHz base clock
• Up to 5.50GHz maximum boost clock
• AM5 processor socket
• 4nm manufacturing process
• 120W default TDP
• 960KB L1 cache, 12MB L2 cache and 128MB L3 cache
• DDR5 up to 5600MT/s, dual channel memory support
• PCI Express 5.0 connectivity
• AMD Radeon integrated graphics
• AMD 3D V-Cache technology
• AMD EXPO Technology
• AMD Ryzen Technologies

Multi-Core Performance

12 cores and 24 threads provide processing resources for games, background applications, productivity and creative workloads.

The operating range from 4.40GHz to Up to 5.50GHz allows the processor to increase frequency automatically when workload, temperature and power conditions permit.

Cache and Responsiveness

960KB L1 cache, 12MB L2 cache and 128MB L3 cache helps keep frequently used instructions and data close to the processor cores, supporting responsive performance across games and applications.

Platform Support

The processor supports DDR5 up to 5600MT/s, dual channel. It also provides PCI Express 5.0 connectivity for compatible motherboards, graphics cards and storage devices.

Integrated Graphics

AMD Radeon integrated graphics provides built-in display capability on compatible motherboards and can support general desktop use without a separate graphics card. Gaming performance depends on the application, memory configuration and graphics settings.

Processor Technologies

• AMD 3D V-Cache technology
• AMD EXPO Technology
• AMD Ryzen Technologies

Processor Specification

Package Contents

• Processor

Warranty and Product Information

Please note: Processor compatibility depends on the motherboard socket, chipset and BIOS version. Cooling requirements and boost performance also depend on the completed system configuration.