AMD Ryzen 7 7700 8-Core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor

This was likely the best bargain for a general-purpose CPU in early 2025, considering that it includes a nice Wraith Prism cooler in the box. The Wraith Prism cooler is the easiest cooler installation I've ever done, but make sure the bracket that comes pre-attached to your motherboard is screwed in tight before locking it in! You can improve both the performance and power efficiency of Ryzen 7000 CPU's by undervolting with the Curve Optimizer, and that is what I recommend doing if you can spare the time. In my experience, a stable all-core undervolt is 15 units higher than the lowest undervolt that passes a 10-minute loop of Cinebench R23. My CPU passed the Cinebench R23 test at -35 units, so I have set it at -20 units and have been stable in all games and programs for months.

Running my Battlefield 6 set up at 155 fps overkill settings paired with a 5080 at 1440p. I paired it with a 360 AIO and keeps under 65c after longs sessions. It is the bottleneck but by like 5 fps.

Everyone wants the 3D chips to play games. For anything else this 8 core chip is great. I was going to get the Ryzen 5 5600 6 core but read a review that mentioned the Ryzen 7 7700 came with a upgraded OEM cooler. This changed the calculus and the $100 extra for a very nice upgraded OEM designed RGB cooler plus 2 extra cores put this chip at the top of my list. This is an amazing value for your money. The technology today is truly amazing that you can have this kind of performance out of a 65W chip and the engineers at AMD know what they are doing. The upgraded cooler blows down, cooling not only the chip but also the surrounding electronics on the main board unlike most aftermarket air coolers. Thermal paste is pre applied. Unless you need the extra cache for gaming (3d designation) or a threadripper, I consider this chip one of the best values in 1st quarter 2025. The integrated graphics is also nice to have, even though I have a discreet NVIDIA GPU.

It is now in my new computer and working.

After building my workstation (7950X bea$t for work needs) my wife started getting fomo, so I built a more reasonably budgeted machine for her around the 7700 (non X variant) and a Gigabyte Aorus Master as that MB has been consistently solid with mem compatibility (for me anyway). At stock power (65W) it's only a few percentage points off of the 7700X, and with a bit of curve optimization it can even hang with my workstation build at anything below fully threaded loads (i.e., rendering, sim compute, compilation, etc.). In everyday, normal computing use, it's absurdly fast and efficient. Nearly a third less power of the 7950X machine, but delivering between 60 ~ 90 percent of the performance across all of my benchmarks and tested use cases. That's crazy good for a machine that costs 1/5 the price. Unless you're chasing a handful of extra frames in games, or have very specific workloads where time = money, I can't see much justification in spending more money, to use more electricity, that generates more heat to cool, for like ~5% more performance with the X variant. This 7700 does nearly identical work much more efficiently, for less money.

Been using Ryzen CPUs for years and love them. This Ryzen7 7700 is a great way to break into the DDR5 club. It turbos to 5.2GHz on my Gigabyte X870 Gaming motherboard running 32GB of Crucial DD5-5600 RAM. The included CPU cooler is a bit loud for my tastes. I remember these AMD Prism coolers being a lot quieter at higher fan speeds. I sort of regret not spending another $40 on a Noctua HSF but that's on me. This CPU itself is fast and runs reasonably cool (high 30C range) while watching YT videos or surfing the net. Would buy again, but would get a nice aftermarket HSF to go with it.

7700 / 4080 Aero / 32gb DDR5 @ 6200MT/s - I have my system running at over the base rating of 5.3gz, currently at 5.6ghz, PBO2 (-25) and 100% stable during renders and heavy gaming workloads with many tasks and processes going in the background. It never goes over 65°c with the PBO2 offset enabled, and I'm gaining performance from the temp drop. If it's cheaper, which it usually is; purchase this CPU, in the Non X version. Free cooler included and you can flip a single switch, get performance exactly the same as the 7700x with much lower temps, much lower power consumption, and it's just all around better. I love this chip.

Buen producto

Até agora não me deixou na mao, e eu costumo só jogar jogos pesados! é muito rapido e liga muito bem com programas de ediçao pesados, recomendo 100%

初自作に使用しました。7800x3D、7700Xと迷いましたがprizmcooler付きで別途クーラー購入の必要が無いのが予算面でとてもありがたかったので7700に決めました。 多分アドレサブルARGBではないので、PCケースやマザボと同じ光らせ方が出来ないのが残念ではありましたが、専用ソフトでライティング調整は可能です。 グラフィックボードはRTX5070にしたのでCPUボトルネックがあるかもしれませんが、初心者なので一切不便は感じません。 メモリはXMPで6000の32GB使用にてFF15ベンチでスコア20000出ました。 65Wと電気代に優しい低電力仕様のため、重めゲームでも発熱は全く気になりません。 色々調べながら低電圧にも挑戦してみましたがスコアはやや低くなってしまいました。 8コア16スレッドのおかげでマルチタスクは快適です。 FHD〜WQHD環境のAM5ならコスパ最強だと思っています。とても良い買い物でした。#PR

Tiene buena relación calidad precio, tiene buenas frecuencias, en general 5.35 ghz, buenas temperaturas con el disipador wraith prism, máximo 79 grados a tope de uso, recomiendo ponerle pasta mx-6 conduce mucho mejor.

Sağolun elime hızlı birşekilde diğer ürünler ile birlikte geldi. Sorunsuz bir şekilde çalışıyor.

No lo uso para jugar aunque si como servidor Plex con transcodificación de películas 4k y funcióna perfectamente. Como un tiro para tareas ofimática