AMD’s new Ryzen 5000 series processors, based on the Zen 3 architecture, will go on sale the day after tomorrow, November 5th. However, the first users have already managed to get the new processors in their hands on different routes.

One of the people who got his hands on the processor is Lawrence Timme, who uses the nickname Jumper 118 on LinusTechTips discussion forums. The Czech overclocker and Buildzoid, familiar from the videos of GamersNexus and his own Actually Hardcore Overclocking channel, among others, says Jumper 118 has got the processor in his hands via eBay. Jumper 118 had searched the store for an AMD Ryzen 4000 series APU, but the listings also included pictorial statement of Ryzen 5 5600 X, which proved to be genuine.

Jumper 118 has sent a number of its processor-driven results to the HWBot service, from which they have unfortunately already had time to delete them when writing the news. However, the results are still visible in the Buildzoid video. The processor has been running at 4.7 GHz test times, which has been sufficient for the Cinebench R 15 test 4000 to the cb point. The result of the test corresponds approximately to Ryzen 5 3600 X at 5.2 GHz or Core i7 – 8700 K at a clock frequency of 6 GHz.

Buildzoid’s video also covers, among other things, the operation of the processor memory controller and overclocking, so we recommend those who are interested to watch the whole video warmly. The processor is also introduced in Jumper 118 ‘s own video.