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

Upgraded from a Ryzen 5 1600. Had a little trouble getting the cooler to lock-in-place at first, but once I got it to latch on properly its been smooth sailing. Definitely worth the purchase.

I suggest buying a little more thermal paste, but in general this works as expected.

Awesome cpu!!

Great processor, fast and not super expensive. I was able to overclock to 4.1 GHZ.

Amd has really done something special with the ryzen series. It keeps up and runs very nicely. And the price is perfect for so much power. I use it for gaming and hasnt dissapointed me. Stock wraith cooler is nice quiet and has the rgb color.

Excellent processor. Ordered for my boyfriend and after he installed it he noticed immediate improvements in his computer speed and some fps improvements in his games. I ordered one for myself too but Ill need to get a motherboard with a 4 socket before I can use it. Cant beat the price on sale at 200

The cpu is amazing had problems with the 1st one i received but Amazon send a replacement.

pros:

Im going on my fourth AMD Ryzen build with three of them using the Ryzen 7 2700X. All of the 2700Xs are overclocked at 4.3GHZ with liquid cooling. Extremely pleased with performance, stability, price, availability and support. I know AMD plans to support AM4 platform until at least 2020. I look forward to upgrading with lastest Ryzen at 7nm or smaller maybe in 2020. So these builds are good at least to 2022 or later I would guess without having to upgrade motherboards. If you account for all the parameters for choosing a CPU platform, AMD Ryzen totally blows away Intel platforms which are stuck at 14nm.

After countless BSODs and multiple trips to local computer repair stores, it was finally determined that my CPU was faulty. Amazon processed the return for me, but I was outside the 30 day window and had to pay a restocking fee. Ive always heard AMD processors can have problems and now I can say Ive experienced it first hand. I will be using my refund money to buy from a different company.