AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler

This CPU is an absolute beast for stunningly low costs. the fan looks great, but its so cool (thermal wise) yet powerful it doesnt need the fan to run the desktop. its easy and intuitive to use, and the only problems you can have is if youre an idiot like me and dont update your motherboard BIOS. the fan can be a little frustrating to mount, but for the cores and speed you get for the price, this CPU is the best choice for any mid range PC. and anything else is just the ryzen 5 or 9, which are in this products same line. TL;Dr this is the 100% best choice for almost any CPU

perfetto e potente ottimo qualità-prezzo

Qualità prezzo ottima,prestazioni ottime unica pecca sono le temperature altine, nonostante un ottimo sistema di dissipazione in idle la temperatura media risulta altina.

This runs much hotter than my intel card, but when building a budget rig, this is the perfect cpu for the job! really impressed

Non sto a dirvi che AMD ha fatto centro, ect, etc. La CPU è perfetta. Intel se la passerà malissimo... Temperatura massima sotto Prime95 circa 70 gradi (raramente raggiunge picchi di 71/72 gradi, in generale sotto sforzo, dopo 20/30 minuti, si stabilizza a 68 gradi. Dissipato da Fractal Design S24).

Could be that AMD is pumping so many of these out theyve forgone the strip or any decals in the box but I miss them.

The performance of the Ryzen 7 3700X was everything it was advertised to be. I was looking for a CPU to provide high performance with the lowest TDP and the 3700X fit the bill. I am rating it as 5 stars in warmth because at 65W TDP it isnt warm at all even under load according to SpeedFan. Installation was typically easy as it is for all AM4 sockets.

I am mostly a gamer and its what I use the computer for. Coming from a core i7 7700k I was going in the switch to Ryzen with a lot of scepticism, but I was reassured and proven wrong to doubt amd when I tried the 3700x

Updated March 2021 Review: The new 3700X seems happy in my Asrock X570M Pro4. Its been holding it down for a few months, now. Its very quick and snappy with my Gen4 m.2, and easily pushes my R/W speed to the m.2 drives limit (5000/4400 MB/s). The included Wraith Prism cooler does a decent job: The hottest Ive seen it is 83°C under serious load with 100% fans. Out of the box, at idle, it will sit around 2.3 GHz, but when working, it will boost up to 4.395 GHz, and level out at about 3.9 GHz under sustained load. I then slapped a Lian Li Galahad 240 AIO on it, and let AMD Ryzen Master do its Auto Overclocking thing, and now this bad boy routinely boosts to 4.441 GHz, and usually levels out at around 4.2 GHz under sustained load. Very nice.

Works great, not sure if any faster than 2700x but yah its nice. Only thing i dislike is i have the colors of the rainbow coming out of my computer. I just want it to glow blue, not have a skittles commercial in my computer case.