AMD Ryzen 7 5700X Desktop Processor (8-core/16-thread, 36 MB cache, up to 4.6 GHz max boost)

Best cpu per dollar , also got it on a huge discount

Extremely very very good processor and very good performance in online gaming. i buy Ryzen 7 5700x and install in my mobo myself. it giving me very very good output that i want.

I have used both AMD and Intel in the past but when it comes to gaming I believe AMD is better. Club it up with a RX series GPU and enable SAM and it performs better and cheaper. Other personal experiences may very but I would stick to AMD processors.

= to 700 AED for 8 cores 16 threads I mean Top of the top ❤️‍🔥

This is a great price for this CPU, and a serious contender if you're going to be buying a discrete GPU and building your own PC. Ryzen 7 5700X offers great base speeds with lots of cache on 8 cores, and will happily accept some tweaking and overclocking. Some folks have worried about CPU bottlenecking with higher-end GPUs, but this works very well with a 7900XTX, and bottlenecking is only going to be an issue with huge GPU demand and a lot of back-end processes or demand placed on the CPU. Cyberpunk 2077 in 4k at 200fps? Easy. This is a GREAT mid-range CPU, and the L3 cache (one of AMD's cornerstones) is the same as most of the 7000 series Ryzen processors. However, with it not being a flagship model, most lower- and many mid-ranged motherboards may not support the chip straight out of the box. But don't let that deter you..... If you opt for a motherboard like mine (MSI) and face a similar issue - needing to update firmware/BIOS - don't worry. Follow the video guides on YouTube and in manuals and you'll be fine. But remember: format a new, small USB2 drive in FAT32, Google is your friend for this and for checking a partition is MBR (if you're very particular), download the exact version of BIOS required, and rename the file AND extension as directed. If you then boot from a Windows Installation Media drive, you'll get a fresh install of Windows without any bloatware or rootkits from any device manufacturer! Very easy to install - be gentle and cautious (and consider an antistatic wristband), line up the triangles, and don't force anything. Stability is a proven strength, and Ryzen Master is a good monitoring tool; the CPU voltage remains constant after idling for several hours with core temperature peaking at 30°C. Make sure you apply the thermal paste evenly, making sure to avoid leaving a blank spot. Appearance-wise? It's a chip. In an unnecessarily large box. Clean install of Windows 11 and up-and-running in less than an hour. Don't forget this chip DOESN'T HAVE INTEGRATED GRAPHICS AND DOESN'T COME WITH A STOCK COOLER, but let the CPU do CPU things and invest in a GPU of your choice. Plus, if you're opting for a CPU without integrated graphics, you'll probably be doing something with the cooling, right? As others have said (and this review highlighted previously), there must be some issue with the Amazon/seller/logistics/delivery process. I had multiple notifications about updates to tracking, but nothing informative on the Amazon platform. I was told, multiple times, that it had been dispatched, or tracking information was available, which did cause me some distress and confusion when seeing other reviews. I strongly suspect there's some issue between the vendor's platform, Amazon, tracking/delivery service, and how their systems speak to each other.

Chegou bem rápido, no prazo e bem embalado. Um processador poderoso que sabendo configurar, você consegue jogar basicamente qualquer coisa com um gráfico absurdo. Apesar de ser um processador um pouco quente, não passou dos 75° graus em jogos competitivos, mesmo usando um Air Cooler de baixa qualidade (pretendendo trocar para Water Cooler, inclusive recomendo para deixar o processador rodar em temperaturas baixinhas). A definição de custo benefício.

Switched out my old 6 core Ryzen to this one that gives me 2 more cores and uses less power. So less heat to have to get rid of and utilizes certain tasks better with the 2 extra CPU cores. So I'm putting off the need to upgrade my motherboard/memory beyond AM4 (or at least for now...)

I bought this because it supports ECC, too bad there's no onboard graphics so you need to buy a cheap GPU.

Replaced my Ryzen 3 3100, on a Asus B550 am motherboard, difference noticeable