Ryzen 7 2700X

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Pro gamers avoid AMD for a reason...

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Excellent multi-core preformance

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Ryzen 2700x I use a very nice cpu on my own computer and comes with a very good quality cooler

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First computer I've ever built. And super happy selected the ryzen 2700x for 200 dollars canadian. At this price this chip can't be beat. My honest opinion. For what I use it for its sure is snappy. I'm going team Red

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It's amazing After all Ryan was made for gaming

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the best upgrade possible from fx 8350. And much better value than i9 9900k at this date (almost double the price for less than 20% more performance).

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Utterly insane value for its money $240 new for a 8/16t decent IPC cpu is mental

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Perfect for gaming, work good with gtx 1050 TI

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very good price for what it can do

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Great allrounder and cheap now

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excellent performance for the price

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AMD is the best price performance product for sure.

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Very good multi core performance. Performance per watt is not too bad. Single core performance is its main downside. However, it makes a pretty good high end build for a good price, personally I think it beats out the i7-8700k.

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Good for gaming, streaming and workstation workloads - CAD etc.

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Ryzen 7 2700X owners listen up; stop "overclocking" this CPU to 4.1-4.2 GHz. Did you happen to notice on the box that it has a 4.3 GHz boost speed? You might be getting better overall multi-core (all-core) performance, particularly if you don't have the greatest cooling solution, but you're hurting your single-core performance, which may also be hurting your performance in games. This CPU is smarter than you are. With 2nd gen Ryzen (Zen+), AMD has improved SenseMI with Extended Frequency Range (XFR) 2 and Precision Boost (PB) 2 having more aggressive algorithms that will boost more cores to higher frequencies if you keep it cool (AMD says 60°C or below is best, which can be very difficult to achieve). In fact, that 4.3 GHz printed on the box is actually more like 4.35 GHz and it will definitely boost to that speed on individual cores, even using the stock cooler (which is pretty decent). That is, of course, if you don't do a locked-in, manual, all-core "overclock" because you're unlikely to achieve 4.3-4.35 GHz. If you really feel like you need to overclock, do a PBO overclock so that you can still get those high single-core speeds. The only exception to this might be for content creators/rendering workloads or running all-core benchmarks like Cinebench because the CPU will likely never boost itself as high as you might be able to get it on all cores due to its built-in temperature thresholds via SenseMI.

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awesome performer, best deal

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This processor's price to performance ratio is much better than that of the 8700K, choosing this one over the 8700K was definitely a great choice.

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Best Ryzen 7 yet to come with the best price.

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Really good CPU, especially for it's amazing multi-threaded performance. Having said that, its gaming performance is also very good.

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AMAZING!!!

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8 Cores 16 Threads @ 4Ghz at less than $300!

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Good performance vs budget

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This CPU is very powerful featuring 8 cores and 16 threads and the ability of overclocking. This CPU has the strength to just about do all your work, from everyday gaming to everyday workstation. It is priced very well for such a powerful CPU that will make such a powerful impact on your computer. To harness the full capability of this CPU, it would be most preferred to be paired with a strong GPU, resulting in no bottleneck and maximum capability. With the right build this CPU can be all a person would ever need, whether you plan to overclock it or not, or use the stock cooler or not, it will still be a very dynamic CPU.

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Worse Multi and Single Core scores.

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Playing Subnautica at maximum settings with a 1070 Ti, and the CPU's maximum load across all cores was 33%. That leaves a lot of wiggle room for OBS, and other tasks on the second monitor.

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Very nice for the price. 8 cores and 16 threads of true power. I pushed my 2700x to 1913 on cinebench.

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Bye Bye Intel. At this price can't beat it.

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Bit jumpy on voltages but stays pretty much at 4000mhz on all cores. No need to overclock it as you won't see much of an improvement. Stock cooler not good enough to keep up while gaming in ultra settings.

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Ryzen has improved the Memory Latency and the Overclock Potential in the second gen of Ryzen (Zen+) but still a little bit behind the 8700K, but keep in mind that you will get a 8Core CPU + one beautiful Stock Cooler which its much better for non-Gamers; Ryzen Gaming Is Good But Not Perfect, for example, u will get 140FPS with Ryzen when 8700K gives you 155FPS, I personally Use 1700X for Gaming and its very good but not Perfect, keep in mind.

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Paired with a GTX1080 this is a beast, great fps in 4k gaming and 4k video editing. Great value for money and includes a Wraith cooler that will cope with most scenarios when overclocked to ~4.1GHz maximum.

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Using one right now, and I must say that the cooler is the only bad part of the whole package. The processor overclocks acceptably with the stock cooler under even heavy loads. Destroys video editing or photo editing. Great buy even if only used in gaming, but better used for both of the worlds, gaming and editing or work related.

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Great CPU for a great price

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Excellent OCing

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Amazing stock cooler with an amazing processor. oh wait it's the other way around.

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solid performance for both gaming and productivity

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Exceptional performance at reasonable price under Linux as well as Win10

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Been using it in my workstation for a few months now. Those 8 cores are working hard to earn their 5 stars. Crushes any task I throw at it.

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Have yoused it for a week now. its = to a my old i7 4790k @ 4,8ghz and cahe @ 4,7ghz in gamming. but for evry ting else it 100% better

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Great gaming processor, great cooler, great price.

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Finally got some competition

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Horribly disappointing. The multi-core gains over the 8700K are unimpressive, minimal - and for it you sacrifice a huge amount of more basic performance. If their target market was content creators, they've failed. Anyone who doesn't have a dedicated production machine - freelancers and other small-business creators - will have one mutlipurpose machine. This chip's the same price as the 8700K so there's not even the advantage of saving your budget. For these piddly multi-core gains, which will make rendering and production *slightly* faster, you have a slower desktop, gaming machine, everything else. Ugh. Fail.

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Fastest CPU i have ever owned

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Awesome performance with low price

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New upgrade for me. Loving it.

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I was so excited to socket my Anniversary edition into my pc, that I forgot to uninstall all AMD drivers, spent all night triggering bluescreens while attempting to uninstall these drivers. Not gonna blame AMD for my own mistake of leaving old chipset drivers from my R7 1800X on my pc. Can't wait to benchmark it. 4ghz all core turbo on 33°C idle in Taskmanager is already looking rock solid, and that's while I was fixing this mess.

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Very good ammount of cores for gaming and simple productivity. Could happily have a few extra cores/threads for those of us doing heavy multitasking while gaming.

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This processor is a monster. Once did a stress test by opening all 8 of my Adobe CC apps I use at the same time, and it loaded them all in less than 40 seconds using only 30% of my 32GB of RAM. Sure, the i7 and i9 are technically better, but this this is an absurdly powerful processor for photography and 1080p video.

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AMD nailed it with their most recent series. The price to performance of the Ryzen chips is absolutely worth the 10 or 11 frames you sacrifice to Intel's more pricey line. Ryzen 5 hits the sweet spot for price to performance gaming, but when it comes to that little extra for video editing and render the 8 cores of Ryzen 7 (compared to the 6 cores of Ryzen 5) is worth that little extra cash. Overall, the 2600X is without a doubt worth every penny.

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It has more power than anybody will ever need..Beats 8700K in multi-core performance!

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Best cpu overall. Intel at 8 cores is way over priced for the marginal increase in speed at the cost of a lot of heat. 2700x for life.

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Топовый проц по соотношению цена производительность

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Awesome CPU. Precision Boost Overdrive makes for amazing gaming performance, and with its 8 cores + 16 threads it can handle any video rendering/encoding that I do as a content creator with ease.

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Excellent processor for Audio / Video Editing and for sure for gaming and desktop :-)

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It is awsome!

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i mean, come on how cheap it is and as long as u have decent ram, ezy overclock speed.

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best cpu so far