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AMD Ryzen 7 7700X 5.4GHz 8-Core 16-Thread AM5 Unlocked Processor Expired
$349
$449.00
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Amazon has AMD Ryzen 7 7700X 5.4GHz 8-Core 16-Thread AM5 Unlocked Processor on sale for $348.99. Shipping is free.
BH Photo Video has AMD Ryzen 7 7700X 5.4GHz 8-Core 16-Thread AM5 Unlocked Processor on sale for $349. Shipping is free.
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BH Photo Video has AMD Ryzen 7 7700X 5.4GHz 8-Core 16-Thread AM5 Unlocked Processor on sale for $349. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Dilbertic for finding this deal.
Features:
- 8 Cores & 16 Threads
- 4.5GHz Base Clock
- 5.4GHz Max Boost Clock
- Socket AM5
- 512KB L1, 8MB L2, & 32MB L3 Cache
- DDR5-5200 Memory
- Unlocked Processor
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Amazon dropped the price of the AMD Ryzen™ 7 7700X 8-Core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor to 348.99 ( Linky [amazon.com])
Update:
Newegg also has this on sale for 349.00 - 10.00 BFday coupon = 339.00
Coupon: + $10 off w/ promo code BFFDAY248, limited offer
( LINKY [newegg.com] )
Update:
Newegg also has this on sale for 349.00 - 10.00 BFday coupon = 339.00
Coupon: + $10 off w/ promo code BFFDAY248, limited offer
( LINKY [newegg.com] )
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| Product Name: | AMD Ryzen™ 7 7700X 8-Core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor |
| Manufacturer: | AMD |
| Model Number: | RYZEN 7 7700X |
| Product SKU: | B0BBHHT8LY |
| UPC: | 730143314428 |
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Initially I was going to do a cheap Ryzen 5 5600 build in a mini ATX enclosure, but then the i5 13600 came out and I was going to purchase a full size B660 board and an enormous tower, after this price drop I think I am committing to an AM5 build on an mini itx case. The motherboards are similarly priced and I don't want to build on an almost dead platform like lga1700.
Additionally, the whole heat complaints about the 7xxx chips are absurd as you can undervolt and they run at extremely low temps with no performance loss. This takes no effort and involves changing a single BIOS setting.
Basically this and the i5 13600 are similar in performance (Ryzen tends to be better with games, i5 tends to be better with rendering and compression) with the i5 needing about 40% more power. This rises to something like 65% more when comparing to an undervolted Ryzen.
In reality, nobody will ever notice a difference unless you're doing a ton of renders or video conversions, and even then the difference is not extreme.
Pick your poison and best of luck.
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Initially I was going to do a cheap Ryzen 5 5600 build in a mini ATX enclosure, but then the i5 13600 came out and I was going to purchase a full size B660 board and an enormous tower, after this price drop I think I am committing to an AM5 build on an mini itx case. The motherboards are similarly priced and I don't want to build on an almost dead platform like lga1700.
Additionally, the whole heat complaints about the 7xxx chips are absurd as you can undervolt and they run at extremely low temps with no performance loss. This takes no effort and involves changing a single BIOS setting.
Basically this and the i5 13600 are similar in performance (Ryzen tends to be better with games, i5 tends to be better with rendering and compression) with the i5 needing about 40% more power. This rises to something like 65% more when comparing to an undervolted Ryzen.
In reality, nobody will ever notice a difference unless you're doing a ton of renders or video conversions, and even then the difference is not extreme.
Pick your poison and best of luck.
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Initially I was going to do a cheap Ryzen 5 5600 build in a mini ATX enclosure, but then the i5 13600 came out and I was going to purchase a full size B660 board and an enormous tower, after this price drop I think I am committing to an AM5 build on an mini itx case. The motherboards are similarly priced and I don't want to build on an almost dead platform like lga1700.
Additionally, the whole heat complaints about the 7xxx chips are absurd as you can undervolt and they run at extremely low temps with no performance loss. This takes no effort and involves changing a single BIOS setting.
Basically this and the i5 13600 are similar in performance (Ryzen tends to be better with games, i5 tends to be better with rendering and compression) with the i5 needing about 40% more power. This rises to something like 65% more when comparing to an undervolted Ryzen.
In reality, nobody will ever notice a difference unless you're doing a ton of renders or video conversions, and even then the difference is not extreme.
Pick your poison and best of luck.
By the way, you can save an extra $10 on newegg right now on 7600X and 7700X
Do you think they will price match if I got the combo this past Saturday if this Amazon and MC deal is still live this upcoming Saturday? Visiting family so I am lucky enough to pass by MC in Dallas, but not convenient to go by on normal days. Everything is still sealed from my Saturday purchase