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

Eight full cores! Sixteen threads! 4 GHz! What more could I ask for, for this price?

If you want to overclock, you might want an aftermarket cpu cooler. If you dont plan to overclock, get the 2700. This is perfect if you want an insane cpu and plan to do some upgrades in the future. Stock cooler does good without overclock, in a couple months ill get a liquid cooler, then Ill overclock. Forums say you can oc with stock cooler, but it voids the warranty so Ill be safe for now

Bought this for my simple computer build that turned into an advanced computer build because of cyber Monday deals. I was going for the Ryzen 5 but the Ryzen 7 2700x went on sale, so I upgraded for $15 more ($265 total.) Turned out great, runs silent, and looks cool in my computer. Ill probably never use it to its full gaming potential.

Coming from 8700k. For cs go Ive noticed a huge fps drop. From 200-300fps down to 100-125. Other games are fine.

Great flagship gaming CPU will play most anything thrown at it so if definitely would pick one up

The R7 2700X may not have the single-core performance of a strong i7, but it more than makes up for that in its absurd multi-core performance. To be honest, you probably know what this chip is capable of if youre here.

My first Ryzen and Im loving it. I have nothing bad to say about it. AMD all the way.

I have been very eager to get a Ryzen CPU after some saving and waiting I was able to get 2nd gen Ryzen 7 2700X and I have used it mainly for gaming but also a little bit of 3D modeling and animation and I am very impressed with its performance and I also got a vega rx with it so that combo was very nice.

Works great with my ASUS motherboard. Fast.

This is a terrible processor. Ever since I installed it into your PC Ive been getting nothing but constant hard crashes straight to a black screen. Want to run a game full screen? Too bad. Want to run more than three things at once? Too bad. Terrible purchase.