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

Runsd good stays in the 50c mark even gaming with my cooler. nice i got division 2 with it.

Love this CPU. Was quite an upgrade from my 10 hear old AMD FX cipset. Big fan of the Ryzen series

Love it

Since using Intel processors for the last 12 years, I was presently surprised how the 2700X processed my 4K timelines in Adobe Premiere Pro. Best bang for the buck!

It doesnt hurt to wait especially in yhe matters of tech. I was in n the market for a mid-ranged CPU and was actually opting to get the R5 2500 and wouldnt you know it this bad boy came out. It also lights up too!

Easy to install!

This thing is awesome, got it on sale and its been the best processor Ive gotten in years. Handles everything I throw at it and the stock cooler works fantastic as well.

In the old days, people bought Intel CPUs if they could afford them, and AMD was an also-ran you would buy only if you didnt have the cash for Intel. Boy have the tables turned with Ryzen CPUs. They are now faster, more reliable, and cheaper than Intel for comparable performance. If you are hesitant to buy AMD because you always believed Intel is better, try a Ryzen - you wont regret it.

Its an over all amazing cpu no issues with it can easily hit 4.375ghz eazy!! Love it multitasking ability is insane I can play a game with no drop in performance runs discord talking to friends have other things open and download a game at full speed all at the same time!!! Not a single drop in performance! I cant really tell a difference honestly I cant tell a difference when it comes to gaming between my ryzen 7 2700x system and my i7 8700k system. I could not recommend this cpu platform enough!!! Im not even a ryzen fan boy I was honestly scared to try a ryzen system has always been with intel but ryzen is most def an amazing platform to build with!!!! Better value too!!! If your thing about this could or another dont even hesitate!!!!

This is my first purchase of an AMD processor that was not an FX model. And the FX was a fairly decent processor. Now I was skeptical about switching from Intel(my last build) to an AMD due to how hard it was to cool that FX. However, I bit the bullet and made the buy. Coupled with the EVGA 240 CLC, the highest temp I got was 60C. That was throwing 3 benchmarks at it(Cinebench, ASUS Furmark CPU burner, and Nova bench). Now the downside is that EVGAs CLC software CAN NOT READ AMD RYZEN PROCESSORS ACCURATELY.