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

Ive been an intel guy my entire life. So when one of my friends recommended this as a close bang for your buck option for gaming I thought he was nuts at first. But it turns out hes absolutely correct. Before my last pc fried I was used to intel and was running an Intel core i5 4570. I think I paid $189 for this on sale? Anyways this thing over clocks based on tempurature so when you use sufficient cooling its just nuts. With my new setup it rarely gets anywhere over 45 Celsius (running it with an Asus rog b-450f motherboard and rtx 2070 super) when you compare this to the Intel option which I belive was around $500 AND it does not come with a cooler included (which this does) you cant beat it. Save yourself 400 dollars in the long run and accept the general 4 to 9 percent of performance lost tested on many games. Coming from an Intel fan boy building pcs sense the pentium 4 days you will be highly satisfied.

Let me begin by saying that I am a AMD fan, always have been. But that is not relevant here. If the processor was a piece of garbage I would tell you. I changed my setup from a FX-8350 black to this chip mainly because the 8350 was getting its but handed to it by the most recent game titles. It was a very reasonable price so I took the plunge, and Im glad I did. This chip is FAST. I have had absolutely no problems with it. I play all my titles on ultra now and it doesnt break a sweat. I highly recommend this processor to everyone. Also, as a side note I have the Wraith Prism RGB cooler that came in the box with it and it is whisper quiet even though I have a moderate overclock on the chip.

If your looking for a good processor this is the one to buy... I recently upgraded everything in my PC and chose this processor and it is super reliable and super quick... this is one of the best purchases that you can make

Was in the market for new PC parts and needed a serious upgrade from a 4 year old PC. Initially, I was looking at the Ryzen 5 2600x but I saw that the price for this CPU dropped significantly and I decided to pick it up. I couldnt have made a better choice because this chip was a great deal when it was on sale especially when compared to the intel counterpart in which I was about to buy. I definitely recommend the Ryzen 7 2700x and the stock air cooler is really nice, but I do plan on upgrading to an AIO in the near future.

AMD processors offer far better value and better multithreaded performance than Intel. Intel only has them beat in single core performance. So, unless you need to pay twice as much for marginally better single core usage, AMD is the choice for processors.

After over a decade of being Team Blue, this has made the switch worth it. The performance for what youre paying for, is amazing. Comparing this to an 8700K, and thr value is there just in the cooling alone. Just get this.

Good for gaming and multitasking.

Amazing production tool!

This CPU is perfect for my gaming and video editing needs. So much cheaper than Intel and on par in every way I need.

This is an amazing chip for what it does at this price-point. Im not talking budget-level performance either. This is enthusiast-grade performance without the nasty Intel price-points. And the chip is designed to provide almost all of the performance its capable of out of the box, without having to do anything with it (great for basic consumers who dont want to fuss with settings and whatnot).