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

Easy installation and cool temps, overall a nice CPU.

If you want to overclock, you might want an aftermarket cpu cooler. If you dont plan to overclock, get the 2700. This is perfect if you want an insane cpu and plan to do some upgrades in the future. Stock cooler does good without overclock, in a couple months ill get a liquid cooler, then Ill overclock. Forums say you can oc with stock cooler, but it voids the warranty so Ill be safe for now

all is good, No dislikes

I do like ryzen products but its suck when you pay more to get it fast just to find out that you got unlucky with a dead one

Stable at 4.8ghz on closed loop. Fixed the bottleneck

AMD is dominating the market with affordable CPU solutions. While I have since replaced the stock cooler (kind of loud), it is great for someones first build. You can control the RGB with Mystic Light. The CPU itself is fast and suits my gaming and productivity needs.

Still chugging after a year of gaming on it, I keep it volted at a steady 1.175 and it stays under 50-60c when gaming. Not too shabby.

Im using the Ryzen 7 with a MSI Tomahawk B350 motherboard and everything seems to be working great. I am oveclocked to 4.15Ghz and temperatures seem to be fine.

Our son said we needed this now my husband is happy

My i7 4790k board died and I really wanted to support AMD in their return to the competition! Im very happy with this cpu. Im running this on the Asus Crosshair 7 Hero with 32gigs of G-Skill Trident Z F4-3200C16D-32GTZRX.