AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Processor Review
This previous year has been a genuine energizing one for processors. Before AMD propelled their unique Ryzen processors .they were basically written off and dominated in the CPU world by Intel. AMD changed the greater part of that with Ryzen, which turned out to be a standout amongst the most energizing item dispatches in AMD history. It gave genuine rivalry to Intel in standard work area space, to such an extent that Intel surged out their "Espresso Lake" chips which accompanied expanded center tallies. Around then Intel stayed on top with their 6-center, 12-string Core i7-8700K, however today we are as yet going to check whether that remaining parts genuine. We have the new leader AMD Ryzen 7 2700X which is an 8-center, 16-string part which retails for just $329.
Specifications
- Of CPU Cores: 8
- Of Threads: 16
- Base Clock: 3.7GHz
- Max Boost Clock: 4.3GHz
- Total L1 Cache: 768KB
- Total L2 Cache: 4MB
- Total L3 Cache: 16MB
- Unlocked: Yes
- CMOS: 12nm FinFET
- Package: AM4
- PCI Express Version: PCIe 3.0 x16
- Thermal Solution: Wraith Prism with RGB LED
- Default TDP / TDP: 105W
- Max Temps: 85°C
Packing
the Ryzen 7 2700X package is practically the same as the original Ryzen packaging. On the front we have the Ryzen logo on the inside and on the base in that spot is a "7" meaning that it is a piece of the Ryzen 7 family.
On one side there is a photo of the Wraith Prism CPU cooler that comes within the bundle and on the opposite side, there is a transparent window that demonstrates the processor.
Getting everything out of the principal box you discover two boxes. One has your CPU with case identification and alternate houses the Wraith Prism cooler.
Here are brisk shots of the processor. before you installed it.
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