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

My old system had a push-pull AIO cooler, and sounded like a freight train. But this new Wraith cooler is not only cooling more cores with higher clocks, but its whisper-quiet. The RGB is an added bonus, I suppose. Not my thing personally, but I dont mind it.

After finally saving up enough to upgrade my PC, I chose to get the Ryzen 2700x since I like to play videogames, stream, and edit videos. Ryzens are good at multitasking and are a bit cheaper than Intel CPUs so I figured Id give it a shot. I can say Im glad I chose this CPU!

This is probably by far the best amd processor Ive ever used for consumers and the performance blew me away it also does quite well in games.

With it’s massive price cuts and it’s stellar performance, this beast still holds up today. For gaming, this chip has no problem taking on whatever you throw at it, and for productivity, it’s 8 cores and 16 threads put it ahead in a lot of ways.

Got this chip to replace my 1400 that came with my cyberpowepc prebuilt and couldn’t handle games such as rust without stuttering a lot. Was pleased with results that i saw huge improvements all-round. It was running on my Asrock a320m-hdv r4.0 motherboard just fine

Great as always. Thanks AMD.

Excelente rendimiento a un precio completamente justo, muy buena actualización después de tener un core i7 3770k, realmente el rendimiento se percibe completamente.

Oh AMD... it has been far too long. At one point I loved AMD, but eventually over time their stagnation drove me away. Before I was going to build my rig, I was set on getting an 8700k. I am so glad I didnt.

Used AMD CPUs for over 15 years, build my own systems, AMD has never let me down. They have lasted well past their warranty every time. The motherboard or power supply fail long before my CPU. The 2700X purchase was for an upgrade from an 8370 as the FX series is no longer, and DDR4 is on the rise while the X570 chip set allows for so much more in a system. Parted out the old system and guess what still got a good price for the old FX8370. The AMD has always been the basis for a productive desktop system.

cant beat it man