AMD Ryzen 7 2700 Processor with Wraith Spire LED Cooler - YD2700BBAFBOX

Finally after 10,000 years running on Sandy Bridge I moved to this CPU, fitting it in a rather tight Node 202. Everything runs perfectly smooth. No major temperature problems.

Very good deal if you are on a budget and just need to upgrade from your 7 year old computer that cant run CS:GO, there are way better parts you can get in 2019 but for a simple upgrade ITS WORTH IT. Cant go wrong with 8 cores and 16 threds. If you are doing an upgrade make sure your motherboard is AM4 compatible or you will be sitting in your room with a 160 dollar CPU that will become a paperweight if you drip it. if you are like me you will need to upgrade your mother board, ram, and GPU (graphics card).

Better than overpriced garbage Intel processors

Best deal before covid-19 hit. Now you really have to shop...

子供がPC自作しました、全く分からないです

Lo compré de oferta a 149 euros.

Reçu avant les délai et acheter à bas prix

Absolutely amazing do it all processor.

I picked up an X470 motherboard along with this chip. The motherboard manufacturers (AsRock) support page only had Windows 10 drivers, but I was able to get the necessary X470 drivers from AMDs site. I slip-streamed the drivers into a bootable Windows 7 installation USB drive and everything went without a hitch. After the install, there was one (!) on the device manager, which was for the Intel Network Adapter (i211), but I was able to get the legacy drivers from Intel to solve that.

This processor is excellent and is the absolute best value. I paired it with a Asus ROG Strix B450-F Motherboard, MSI Armor MK2 RX 570 8GB OC GPU, G.Skill Ripjaws V 16 GB(3200), Seagate Barracuda 2 TB HDD/PNY 240 GB SSD, and an EVGA 750W PSU. It posted right away and has handled everything Ive thrown at it with ease. I upgraded the cooling fan to a Wraith Prism cooler and it keeps it very cool. I can easily Overclock this processor to 4.0Ghz and it still runs cool and stable. The included thermal paste pad was too much so I cleaned it off and put my own on. Under heavy load the warmest Ive seen it is low 60s C. Keep up the good work AMD!