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

With the 8 cores, this thing is a budget beast. I was thinking of adding a Ryzen 5 3600, but the Black Friday deals brought it down to like a $115. This processor definitely gives good bang for its buck. Content creation will be great as I have just started streaming, the gaming is great as well (better than console). I am overall very pleased with this purchase. I use a corsair H100i Platinum SE, but the stock cooler from what Youtubers have provided can still work great. Overall, if you are just getting into gaming, streaming, and whatever other basic PC operations, it will be a solid budget option.

Buena compra

I ordered this Product with an ASUS ROG x-470 F Gaming motherboard since this particular build is popular on the internet (mainly Youtube ryzen test videos) and I knew it would be compatible with brand new ram and my existing GeForce 1080 Founders Edition. Took 2 weeks to get all the parts in the mail (not amazons fault, COVID-19) put everything together, NO video output. Had to spend more money to buy more parts, tested all original parts with different CPU, works fine. Moved 2700X back in play, No video. Currently Running Dual core AMD Anthlon when I should be running an 8-Core Ryzen. Everywhere online says DOA. I Returned yesterday and bought a new one from Amazon, will update my review when testing that one until then... 1 star.

The fan it comes with looks awesome. The processor itself works great. No complaints. For any of you wondering how to control the RGB on the fan, you have to download the software from Cooler Master and also unplug the cord connecting the fan to the RGB slot on the motherboard.

Fantastic CPU for the price. Included cooler also works great with no Issues. System runs at 4.2 GHz at idle with low temps.

Works great

I used to buy these for $189.99 now that they became popular they decided to screwed everyone to pay $116.00 more when the value of it is not that. Thats their loyalty to their customers.

After killing an 1800x with too long of an overclock I replaced it with the 2700x, the overall stability is just way better. I found I didnt need to overclock the 2700x to get better perceived performance then the 1800x on an OC. The 1800x by the way just slowly became more and more unstable over about a years time on an overclock. I started overclocking with an 80286 so I have a little experience managing thermals and voltages.

The product came within the given delivery window and was as described.

Very good