Finally, the first 6-core/12-thread Zen 4 CPU is now available on Amazon, making it widely available than ever.
Zen 4-Based Ryzen 7600X3D Listing Goes Live on Amazon; Available on Amazon US and Amazon CA
The first 6-core/12-thread Zen 4-based X3D chip just hit Amazon shelves, while it was previously restricted to a few regions and retailers. We did see the Ryzen 5 7600X3D listing on various UK retailers, and even in China, just a month after it launched as a Micro Center-exclusive last year. The CPU started to appear in more regions eventually, but many dreamt of buying it via popular online stores such as Amazon.
Today, we stumbled upon the Ryzen 5 7600X3D's listing on Amazon US, which appears to be new with just five total ratings and a single review on the Amazon US store. The processor has also launched on Amazon Canada, and is currently listed for CA$399. This translates to around $284 USD, which is a bit lower than the $299 MSRP. Amazon US isn't currently showing its price, but it should appear when the CPU gets back in stock.
Ryzen 5 7600X3D launched in May 2024, and was launched as an alternative to the more expensive Ryzen 7800X3D for $150 less. While the 7800X3D has dropped to nearly $350-$370, the 7600X3D still enjoys the same MSRP for almost a year. The processor offers excellent gaming performance and is rated at 65W, making it one of the fastest yet power-efficient gaming processors.
Now we await the cheaper variant, the Ryzen 5 75000X3D, which was officially introduced last month at $269. The processor boasts the same 6-core/12-thread configuration, but lower clocks than the 7600X3D. Nonetheless, it reportedly beats its competitors like the Core Ultra 5 245KF with ease, and can be a solid option for mid-range builds. The CPU launched for the NA and EMEA regions, but hasn't appeared on major retailers yet.
In the meantime, you may get the Ryzen 5 7600X3D if you want slightly higher performance, or you can also get the best gaming CPU, i.e., the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, for as low as $399, as we just posted recently.
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