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The AMD Ryzen 7 2700X is a high-performance 2nd Gen processor featuring 8 cores and 16 threads, capable of reaching a max boost frequency of 4.3 GHz. Designed for AM4 motherboards, it supports various operating systems including Windows 10, RHEL, and Ubuntu, making it a versatile choice for both gaming and professional applications.
P**0
I bought this to finish upgrade tree for Zen 1 architecture
This little chip is a total powerhouse; glad I bought it.
G**R
Awesome value for price at time of sale*
*CPU and the small one time use package of generic thermal paste arrived early, Glad I purchased when I did as price almost doubled day after purchased. Was a bargain at $195.00
N**.
New no issues
Did not come with ryzen 7 decal came with ryzen 3 no thermal paste but no issues when cpu appeared new
F**N
worth every penny
upgraded from an FX 8350, a world of difference, very fast and stable
G**J
Exactly what it says. Check your component compatibility
came with bonus thermal paste tube. Is what it says. Great chip.
M**T
Good buy, works perfectly.
Works great!
N**C
Not a bundle
Epic processer, but it does not come with the thermal paste as advertised
J**H
AMAZING Chip for the money
I'm just now at the point financially to build a second PC for Streaming and Recording gameplay. I went back and forth between many Ryzen CPUs because my budget was a firm $630, but good news was I already have a RTX 2070 laying around since I upgraded to a 2080 Ti. So I finally narrowed it down to this or the 3700x and after watching videos and reading comparisons then it was a no contest. I received my 2700x as expected, not in a retail box or fan but throw a Hyper 212 EVO on it and you just can't beat it for the money. Mainly it just depends on what needs you have. If you're trying to build something for gaming and streaming then I'd go for a 3rd gen Ryzen chip because of the higher IPC and more threads. If you want something for just gaming then IMO go for a I5-9400/9600k or even a I3-9100 can game with the best of GPU's because of the higher single core clock speed. There are so many configurations that are better for YOUR pocketbooks if you sit down and really figure out exactly what you are going to use your PC for and then you can narrow your search for parts down to options that actually make sense.
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