AMD Ryzen 7 5800XAM4 boxed processor 100-100000063WOF · cooler not included- Maximum boost clock
- 4.7 GHzThis one: 4.5 GHz
- L3 cache
- 32 MBThis one: 96 MB
10th Anniversary Edition · Boxed, Carbice Ice Pad included · no cooler · part 100-100000651POF
An 8-core, 16-thread Zen 3 processor for AM4 with AMD 3D V-Cache, giving it 96 MB of L3 cache, plus up to 4.5 GHz boost and a 105 W TDP. This 10th Anniversary Edition box includes a Carbice Ice Pad thermal pad but no cooler, and you need a separate graphics card.

Specifications checked 12 Sept 2026Manufacturer specifications, not a hands-on test.
96 MB of L3 cache thanks to AMD 3D V-Cache, three times the 5800X's 32 MB, with 8 Zen 3 cores, 16 threads and up to 4.5 GHz boost.
Supports up to 128 GB of DDR4 with ECC on compatible motherboards, and PCIe 4.0 with 20 usable CPU lanes; the box adds a Carbice Ice Pad.
Has no integrated graphics, so a separate graphics card is required.
Memory speed depends on how many sticks you fit: DDR4-3200 with two, DDR4-2933 with four single-rank and DDR4-2667 with four dual-rank. It also needs an AM4 motherboard with a compatible BIOS.
AMD doesn't list unlocked CPU-multiplier overclocking for this model; its Ryzen Master guide adds memory overclocking only. No cooler is included.
Products in this catalogue that list the same socket or memory type as the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D. A shared socket or memory type is necessary but not sufficient: check the exact CPU and memory support lists, and the BIOS version, before buying.
Exact configuration: AM4 boxed processor 100-100000651POF · 10th Anniversary Edition · Carbice Ice Pad included · cooler not included
41 specifications in 9 groups. Values are manufacturer specifications unless a row says “Measured result” or “Calculated from cited specifications”. 3 rows repeat listed facts in the manufacturer’s own wording, kept under “Manufacturer wording”.
Peak boost clock, not a sustained all-core speed.
SourceBase frequency; boost clocks are listed separately.
SourceAMD's CPU core architecture.
SourceAMD's 5800X3D pages don't say the CPU multiplier is unlocked; AMD's Ryzen Master guide documents memory overclocking only.
SourceAMD's Ryzen Master 2.9 guide added memory overclocking support for the 5800X3D. AMD's pages don't list CPU-multiplier overclocking for this model.
Automatic boost, separate from PBO and manual CPU tuning.
SourceThe same facts in the manufacturer’s combined or original wording, each with its source.
Default TDP, not measured system power.
SourceAMD's maximum operating temperature (Tjmax), not a typical running temperature.
SourceThe same facts in the manufacturer’s combined or original wording, each with its source.
AMD's thermal design rating, not the power the whole system will draw.
SourceAMD rates two DIMMs at DDR4-3200, four single-rank DIMMs at DDR4-2933 and four dual-rank DIMMs at DDR4-2667, up to 128 GB over two channels. Check the motherboard's CPU-support list and BIOS.
SourceAMD's CPU limit; the motherboard, its BIOS and the memory kit must also support this capacity.
SourceAMD lists ECC support; the motherboard, BIOS and memory must also support ECC.
SourceMemory channels in the processor, not the number of motherboard DIMM slots.
SourceApplies to two single- or dual-rank DDR4 modules; XMP speeds aren't guaranteed.
SourceFour single-rank DDR4 modules have a lower rated speed than two.
SourceFour dual-rank DDR4 modules have the lowest rated speed.
SourceAMD's product page and the shop's Graphics Model row say a discrete graphics card is required, but the shop also shows 'Integrated Graphics: Yes'. Plan on using a graphics card.
AMD's product page and the shop's Graphics Model row both say a discrete graphics card is required. The same shop page also shows 'Integrated Graphics: Yes', which contradicts this; see Integrated graphics available.
CPU PCIe version, not the number of motherboard slots or a guarantee of the board's bandwidth.
SourceLanes provided by the CPU; chipset lanes and board slots are separate.
SourcePorts provided by the processor itself; the motherboard's chipset and controllers decide the ports on the board.
SourceSATA ports provided by the CPU; the motherboard decides how many are fitted.
SourceExtra usable lanes from the chipset, on top of the CPU's 24 total / 20 usable lanes. Slots and lane sharing depend on the motherboard.
SourceRAID modes need compatible motherboard firmware and drives.
SourceLiquid cooler recommended for optimal performance
SourceA thermal interface pad, not a cooler; you still need a compatible cooler.
AMD's specification applies globally; UK and US stock, warranty and sellers can still vary.
SourceChipset families AMD lists; check the motherboard's CPU-support list and BIOS version.
SourceAMD lists SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, SSE4A and SSSE3; AVX-512 is not listed.
SourceManufacturing process for the CPU cores.
SourceManufacturing process for the separate I/O die.
SourceSize of one CPU compute die.
SourceSize of the I/O die.
SourceNumber of dies in the processor package, not the core count.
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