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

The product came within the given delivery window and was as described.

No need to buy separate fan. Its quiet enough for me.

Great processor if your looking for an upgrade from am3/am3+. Barely breaks a sweat on most games with ultra settings. Customizing the RGB on the cooler is also simple, just download the Prism Controller and your set!

CPU was good while it lasted. Installed and fried after 2 weeks, no harsh loads were even ran on it. Support can’t replace it so I had to get a refund which is a bummer.

I bought this for my new PC build and it was incredibly easy to install. Not one issue at all, Im using my new PC build right now actually.

I BUT GREAT PROCESSOR FOR THE PRICE OMG

I bought this CPU back in Autumn 2018 and its still runs without a problem today.

Install took 15 min tops. Removed pre applied thermal paste with alcohol and a paper towel, and used artic silver. Clamps snapped right into place with ease. The rgb connections on the unit it self has little rubber plugs, just remove them and its pretty self explanatory, 3 prong connection and 4 prong connection. As for performance , this thing really runs smooth, quiet and efficent! The software works as expected, and the cooler looks beautiful. Im so happy with this purchase. And for the money... You cand really go wrong with it!

When I was doing research on this processor, a lot of resources told me it would cut the performance of my 1080 Ti in half. What I found is that when I overclocked the Ryzen 7 2700x to 4.1 ghz, that it was almost the exact same as a an Intel CPU, just with more cores and better for multi-threaded applications. However, the reason I give it 4 stars or gaming and not 5 is because although it performs well in gaming, Intel still beats it. These Ryzen chips are great for people who want to game and work on their systems. If your a person who ONLY plays games, then get an Intel. But if you game AND do other things this CPU is 100% for you!

I have a Ryzen 1700X and was going to replace it with the 2700X, then move the 1700X into my streaming computer that has a Ryzen 3. On the second boot I got a Blue Screen of Death, at first didnt think anything of it. The BSoD just kept coming. Lots of program crashes. I had to put everything back. For me the change did not work out.