AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler - YD270XBGAFBOX

Im running a Zotac 2070 Super and this cpu is not bottlenecking my gpu in the slightest. Fantastic cpu for the price. I decided to go with this instead of the 3000 series and so far my budget has paid off. I was able to get a higher end gpu and ssd with that money and my worry was this cpu would bottleneck my gpu but I was so very wrong. Great performance for this price point. Best $ value cpu on the market.

I put this in my first gaming computer and I couldnt be happier! aio is basically a must for good temps even with arctic silver!

Works like a champ. Fan and heat sync look great as well.

You really cant go wrong with this one, you really do get what you pay for and excellent long term support for upgrades.

Everything as described

My son was excited about getting this processor. The shipping and receiving process was quick. Needles to say as soon as it arrived he got right to work on installing it. We both struggled like all hell to get the damn clips to latch on and push down on the lever. After several times of taking turns getting it on and thinking this feels to tight to fit on. But I got it on and we both thought finally, its smooth sailing from here. Or so we thought. My son and I are standing on the side of the case watching the pretty rgb lights of the CPU fan. When all of a sudden we hear the retention clip snap back and see the piece of the bracket that holds the CPU fan in place flying across the side of the computer case. The look of disappointment on my sons face instantly puts me on high level THIS IS BS mode. I mean I was pissed. Now he cant game on his computer because theirs no way to keep the cooler on the processor. AMD needs to make this right by sending us replacement brackets for making the retention clips unnecessarily tight.

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When I decided to build a new video machine, I was discussing with a colleague about how to spec it. He suggested I buy as much processor as I could and add RAM later. So I went with the 2700x over the 2600x.

It’s pretty good and fast only problem I can’t even change the voltage, it keeps staying at 1.45v at 4.0ghz. This was making me upset and always making my system hot

Runs a little warm but other then that its perfect.