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

Perfect! Strong and stable.

When I assembled to myself the new computer, I had no doubts about a choice of the central processor. Now in the market of processors the undoubted leader is AMD, their processors have big computing power at absolutely small price. I am very happy with the choice

Made the upgrade from an Intel i7 3820 and I couldn’t be more satisfied! You can immediately see the difference in performance right out of the box. Especially in gaming! No more GPU bottlenecks for me! Lol This CPU is blazing fast and can handle whatever workloads you throw at it. It’s easy to install. Super easy to overclock. And for the price, it’s an absolute steal! It even includes a very nice cooler that easily keeps the CPU at low temps even when OC’d. If you’re looking for top tier performance but don’t want to pay Intel prices, just pull the trigger on this bad boy and thank me later ;) You won’t be disappointed!

Great cpu for gaming...

Im absolutely in love with this chip, with my corsair cooler it runs at less than 60c on a full load, you can run anything with this with no issue, 200 frames ultra setting in warframe, 200+ frames ultra in rocket league, i have no complaints.

Perfect...better than my 1600x in most tasks

Its a workhorse. I made my own first build with this in it, and it is so fast. Probably more power than I needed, but it does help with video rendering and Photoshop. Im primarily a gamer, but this just made more sense compared to Intel. I like the cooler it comes with, seems to do OK but not the best for Overclocking. Going to have to end up getting a water cooler soon - no big deal.

Great CPU but not worth it unless it is way cheaper than the 3700...

I went from an Intel 6700k to this Ryzen 2700x and so far I am not regretting it. I have not tried any games yet but doing normal stuff in Windows, installations and using Google Chrome (specially with multiple tabs open) there is a noticeable speed increase. I have not tried to overclock it yet but I notice when using CPU-Z the Ryzen will boost itself up to 4.3 Ghz under load.

In all the years of my machine building, this is a first for me: I got a defective unit. I understand, this happens. Worst part about it, though, is that the replacement from Amazon for this piece was on backorder for about a month. Im just sending back the CPU and went to Best Buy to buy another.