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

Looooove my ryzen. This thing is a beast. Love the egg on the factory model. It was a little hard to instal the fan. Great item very recommended. Goodbye intel

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

I was an AMD fan for years but jumped off the train a few years ago in favor of Intel. The first gen of the Zen architecture, had some issues, particularly with ram so I held off. This 2nd gen is fantastic. I also made the decision to give the included cooler a try after water-cooling my builds for years. Again, I wasnt disappointed. The CPU stays in the 30s (C) and it looks cool! Make sure your motherboard supports 2nd gen Ryzen. I bought an x470 board so no issues but an older x370 will likely need a bios update.

I have been an Intel Fanboi for over a decade. Never would I have ever put AMD anything in any of my builds. As an avid gamer, Intel has always been the go-to anyways...UNTIL NOW!

I installed this CPU on an MSI Performance Gaming AMD X470 Ryzen 2 AM4 DDR4 Onboard Graphics CFX ATX Motherboard (X470 Gaming Plus) as a new build. It was easy to install with a Samsung SSD NVME PCIe 500GB. Coupled with 64 GB Ram, the PC is lightning fast at first start-up and gaming is at maximum resolution without a problem.

You get what you pay for. Bought this because everyone hypes it up. It is nothing in comparison to a 9700k, or for that matter an 8700k. There’s a reason that Intel products are more expensive. Because they are better quality! I pity anyone who actually thinks this is a good CPU. Never again will my money go towards AMD.

Talk about a great processor. I upgraded from a 4820k processor and this was a massive upgrade for the money. I have this paired with 16gb ram, 1080 to and a 2tb NVMe ssd. Im yet to find a game that doesnt run on full settings ,1080p 144hz. Very happy, Im very proud of AMDs comeback. I used to be Pro-Intel and now Im an AMD believer again .

Attaching the stock fan is kinda wonky

Worked well for five months and then died while at stock speeds in a well-ventilated case with the stock cooler. Recommend using water cooling and motherboard with true 8 phase VRM.

Great bang for the buck, especially since the 3000 series has been out. I also got it on sale. Totally worth it.