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

I am not a very heavy user but I really prefer the fast multi-tasking speeds that Ryzen offers. Keep note that when you are going to buy this you are giving up some gaming performance compared to Intels counterpart (In this case i7-8700K) but you are paying $100 less than what that would have cost. Other than its weaker Single core performance it is a killer when it comes to Multi-threaded performance. Never have I faced this CPU holding me back. Below are my full specs

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Great CPU !!! DOES EVERYTHING I WANTED IT TO DO !!

Fantastic proc. You know why you bought it. Read the user guide below, especially if you dont understand how AMD procs work. Theyre very different than Intel.

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Bought it the CPU was fine but they did not send the cooler waiting to see if they send one or I paid 240 for just the cpu.

great CPU and still faster than the 1700 it replaced but just like in life my luck in the lottery sucks this chip will not over clock even a little without crashing the system .

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.

This is my first purchase of an AMD processor that was not an FX model. And the FX was a fairly decent processor. Now I was skeptical about switching from Intel(my last build) to an AMD due to how hard it was to cool that FX. However, I bit the bullet and made the buy. Coupled with the EVGA 240 CLC, the highest temp I got was 60C. That was throwing 3 benchmarks at it(Cinebench, ASUS Furmark CPU burner, and Nova bench). Now the downside is that EVGAs CLC software CAN NOT READ AMD RYZEN PROCESSORS ACCURATELY.

Great cpu for the price, the stock cooler is okay it gets really loud when I got normal temps. It’s not a big deal but just a note. Even if you go into bios and change the settings it’s still loud. My one complaint is the packaging I wish it was packaged more safely. It came in a small box with one sheet of bubble wrap.