Customer Ratings & Reviews

great CPU OC a bit more than it said it could go works great

Upgraded from an i7 9700F from this pre-build PC to this blazing fast CPU for gaming. Overall, I love this CPU, since it is power efficient, brings out amazing gaming performance and it is future proof. I would definitely recommend you wait for a sale and you would definitely be satisfied if you get a good b650 motherboard (my motherboard is MSI b650 Tomahawk WiFi).

I purchased the new TUF gaming motherboard and the Ryzen 7700x also Corsair 5600 32 gig and the XFX 7900xt it is a lot of fun runs great

High fps and temps are not bad during gameplay. To be fair my 7800xt GPU is the bottleneck. I recommend though

Amazing chip. Sits at about 20% utilization even under heavy load.

Excellent CPU, bought this with a rx 7900xt and its been great!

Overall, very satisfied with this CPU. Recently built a new gaming-focused computer with this CPU in it. The only other CPU I have on hand to compare to was the previous generation Ryzen 9 5900X, not quite a perfect comparison but an interesting one nonetheless. In Cinebench the 7700X saw a 6% lower score than the 5900X, not bad for having 4 fewer cores. However, the 7700X saw a 27% higher score over the 5900X in the single-core GeekBench 5 benchmark and even a 7% higher score in the multi-core GeekBench 5 benchmark. This CPU is right on the edge of being comparable to the 5900X in places where 8 cores will do you fine. For gaming, it’s perfect for me. I highly recommend for those who want a high end gaming CPU and even those who do light rendering work.

Absolutely fantastic CPU. Purchased exclusively for gaming, its been a massive uplift from an Intel 9900K, particularly in titles like Spiderman Remastered and Cyberpunk 2077. Easy to install, the new AM5 platform was very smooth to get up and running. Hardware Unboxed has an awesome video review of this chip, and all my experiences line up with it. If all you're going to do is game, the 7700x matches and in some cases exceeds the 7950x in fps and 1% lows, akd that chip is $300 more. Perfect gaming card for this generation of AMD CPUs.

I am really pleased with the system I built with the Ryzen 7700X. It is a great CPU. I haven't experienced any issues with heat at all with gaming or regular use. The system is fast and a great upgrade over the 5800x that I previously had. The system is just as quiet, and most likely quieter with the fan curve I used for both gaming and regular use. I've been using AMD chips for the last several generations. I've enjoyed being able to use the same board for several generations of CPU's, and this is the reason I chose this setup this time around as well. While it may be quite as fast as the 13700K, the difference is not something that would make me want to switch over to a socket that is going to be replaced in the next generation. I have nothing against Intel, and in fact use a laptop with their tech, but for my gaming PC I felt this was the better option. I am running my 7700x right now in Standard (Default) mode, but have tried ECO mode as well. For those who don't know, you can set the Ryzen to run at 65W if you want it to use less power. To be honest, I haven't seen a situation yet where I am worrying about it, so I have just left it at Default. There are a lot of options for playing around with getting it to be power saving or power hungry, but for most users I think the CPU stock will be a powerful upgrade and well received. My only complaint with this CPU is the boot time. There is about 10-15 seconds of what I think is RAM timing before the system boots into windows. The fans run at full tilt during this time. After that, it boots into windows in 5 seconds or less. I am hoping future BIOS updates reduce that time, but I have gotten used to it at this point. Overall I am very happy with the CPU and look forward to gaming and future upgrades as new generations come out.

The best CPU i've ever owned. Incredible performance in gaming and workstation. 8 cores and 16 threads of pure power which will deliver a lot of fps at any game you put in front of it. Paired it up with an RTX 2070 FE and it reached 144 fps stable-ish on 90% of all the games (after a few tweaks, of course. graphics card is biiiit old!) and it still has room for EVEN MORE. Planning on buying an RTX 40 series in the future, that will make the perfect pair for this TOP cpu. Only problem is TDP, which i had to pair with an AIO cooling of 260W to get every bit of perfromance possible as cool as possible. idle temps at 37-39 celsius while 76 celsius max at 100% load. Wanna game? wanna use it for a work station??? this cpu eats those task FOR BREAKFAST and then some!

I originally wanted to hold out for the 3D cache versions of these chips but honestly I don't regret just sticking with this. As far as gaming goes, it's a little better than the 5800x3D and maybe 15% worse in framerate than the 7800x3D, but really not much different for any other tasks. If gaming is your primary goal, get the 7800x3D. Despite only being 8 cores, this thing still rips through code compilation and other development tasks, as well as audio production. Pair this up with a set of RAM that can XMP up to or past 6ghz and your system will fly. Like many others, I chose to undervolt the CPU and managed to get a -25 PBO curve while limiting the wattage to about 110,000. That with my 360mm all in one cooler my system is pretty cool, quiet, and very fast.

I got this processor to replace a slightly older cpu and this one works noticeably better.

Works like a charm. No real complaints because any cpu that worked would’ve been great. I would recommened checking out the 7900X3D or 7950X3D seems to be the best cpu at price per performance.

Great item for the price we paid very fast for gaming and very efficient

Amazing Ryzen CPU. AMD has really knocked the 7000 series CPU's out of the park with their performance and the Ryzen 7 7700x is an excellent example. The price point for this CPU is un-matched by any other Ryzen or Intel CPU and it processing speed is amazing. My one and only complaint with this CPU is that it does not include any air cooler like some of the others have but it is certainly not a deal breaker. **If you do end up purchasing this or any other 7000 series CPU do not be alarmed by the high CPU temps, all the 7000 series CPU's run significantly hotter that past generations even with AIO's.**

The Ryzen 7700x is a great processor with top performance with no stutters and is a great deal when on sale. Got mine for $270.

This processor is all around, good for the money. It works well, overclocks well and stays cool with an AIO. I have not had any problems with this processor for the last year. It chugs through anything thrown at it from programming to rendering map data.

Paired with a 7800xt and I have been streaming at 1080p60 while playing FiveM at 4k max setting with NVR and I'm getting around 200fps with frame gen. Don't forget BB will price match!! :)

I built my rig for some intense gaming, with video editing and recording on the side. I needed an upgrade to my old rig built in early 2013, and this processor has helped me catch up and even pull ahead.

this is my first cpu and build so far everything has been great and pairs extremely well with my 4080 and the price is very reasonable