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

Awesome product

I got mine on black Friday and was going for $159, if someone told me just a couple of years ago I would get 8 cores 16 threads processor I wouldnt believe them. AMD for the win, finally a worthy competitor to put Intel in its place.

I bought this chip to replace a decade-old i7 quad-core. The PassMark score for this cpu trumps the old i7. Everything is fast on this chip. Can handle everything ive thrown at it so far.

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amazing performance and temps with stock cooler. dont buy an after market cooler. the stock cooler is amazing. a tiny bit noisy but when you play a game or a video you will NEVER hear it, so dont worry about it.

I am a gamer and play competitively in First person shooter games. I was running an Ryzen 3 and just wasn’t getting the output I needed. Games would run my CPU usage to 100 percent and cause lag and texture loading issues. I upgraded to the Ryzen 7 2700x and it works like a dream. Cpu low usage during games and my FPS went from 140 to 220 on average. Several videos on YouTube prove that the 2700x performs at the same level as the Intel i9 in most categories. Although the i9 is still better this is half the price and comes with the wraith prism fan ($70 value) and the Division 2 for free, all the while being just one step behind the best processor on the market. I highly recommend this if you feel like your not getting the most out of your gaming pc

At first my computer would not start. I read that I had to down load the latest bios. After that it booted. My last presser took 33 seconds to boot. It now takes 20 seconds and tens at 4000 m

Estpy satisfecho con la compra y buen enfriador aunque no use la pasta termica que trajo por defecto.

Bought as I was beginning a new build moving away from my previous FX8350 build completed in 2016. Waited for these 2nd gen Ryzens to come out and have not regretted it. At the time when I purchased was about $200 cheaper than a 8700k Intel and as I originally wanted to do a entirely AMD/ATI build went with the AM4 platform. Havent really got into overclocking it yet, mainly left it at the stock settings; however plan on tinkering a bit with that as I have upgrade the PSU as well. Only con I could think of is that Wraith cooler. On the cooler it has a JRGB & a internal USB connection. After connecting everything as instructed I couldnt get the MSI mystic light app to change the color of the fan. After multiple updates it now works; however randomly throughout using the pc during the day Ill hear a USB/disconnects which is a bit wierd.

I just put together a 2700x build and I couldnt be happier. My intention was to get the best bang for buck processor that could handle any games I throw at it and also handle some heavy use in music production.