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Hunter
> 3 dayReally happy I chose to get the 7 3700x 8 core. Its amazingly fast. I have a brand new Asus rog strix b550-f gaming mobo and it worked with that right out of the box. But I updated the bios straight away. I have 32gb of 3600mhz hyperx Predator ram. A 850watt nzxt gold series psu. I have a Sapphire Nitro Radeon RX 580 8GB Special Edition graphics card and it all runs extremely well together.
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Mason Bauch
13-06-2025this cpu along with gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite WIFI motherboard W/ win 10 pro look and perform without any problems, have yet to overclock system with the Wraith prism cooler.
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rocco vallone
> 3 dayOttimo!!
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Bertini S.
> 3 dayLivello di velocità e reattività a dir poco spettacolari silenziosi e veloci
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Richard Dower
> 3 dayOutstanding value
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Alberto Quílez
11-06-2025El primer envío vino incompleto, por eso no le pongo las 5 estrellas, pero reaccionaron rápidamente y se solventó el error.
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Mattia
Greater than one weekProcessore che non teme nessun gioco o programma vista la mostruosa potenza di calcolo erogata dagli 8 core fisici ed i 16 thread.
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Matteo
> 3 dayPreso usato, scatola con qualche pezzo di scotch ma per il resto tutto imballato perfettamente e anche linterno tenuto come nuovo, idem per il dissipatore incluso, fantastico e velocissimo grazie!
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Luis Marrero Rodriguez
> 3 dayHace unas semanas que lo he comprado y fue al mejor precio que ha estado. Un buen procesador y ahora mismo por 200 euros,que es el precio que tenía en ese momento,creo que es la mejor opción del mercado
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Schwartz
> 3 dayNow that I have it running the CPU is great but it wasnt an easy road to get it running. I have had a bunch of Ryzen CPUs and motherboards from the beginning and this was the hardest CPU to get running. In my excitement after getting the CPU, I pulled my 2700x and installed the 3700x. I thought I had upgraded my UEFI within the last month so I thought I was good to go. I thought they were rolling out the updates for the new CPUs earlier so Id be able to boot it and update my UEFI to the latest version after the swap. I am using an Asus Crosshair VII. Well, it didnt boot. I cleared CMOS and still no go. I think ooh I got a mobo that can flash without a CPU my expensive board feature is going to pay off. Well, I figured out that the board can flash without a CPU but it will not flash with a CPU in the socket even if it isnt working. So I had to take the CPU back out, flash the latest UEFI, and then reinstall the CPU. Then it still didnt boot. I kept getting stuck on a C5 UEFI code. Then after some forum research, I found I had to set my memory boot voltage. Then I got it going but I cannot cold boot still without resetting the CMOS and redoing the settings each time. These problems existed in the past with 1st generation products but it seems they have returned. My transition from a 1700 to a 2700x was super easy and without issue. This hasnt been as smooth. Everything seems to be working well with the CPU since I got it installed and running. Reading around online I see a lot of people having problems that seem to be real. Lagging UEFI updates, Destiny 2 not running (fixed), unable to boot, etc... So unless you are pretty hardware literate and able to work through potential problems you might want to wait a little longer until things get ironed out. SO CPU itself great, integration into existing ecosystem not so great right now.