Pros: after 2 years using it still amaze me

Overall Review: overall im a happy customer

Pros: highest quality,great price/performance ratio

Cons: only software bugs

Overall Review: fast and safe shipping,great product,awesome price/performance easy to overclock,really nice and quiet cooler,im pleased at all :)

Pros: Fast, efficient, more power than I ever need and I encode video as a profession.

Cons: Haven't found any after years of service.

Overall Review: This processor is amazing, I am in love with the ryzen series as a result.

Pros: works fine. I've had no issues.

Cons: No cons, but why is it still relatively expensive?

Overall Review: Good CPU but but why is it still relatively expensive? you can get a 3rd gen Ryzen 7 for not much more.

Pros: alright

Cons: alright

Overall Review: altright

Pros: - 8 cores, 16 threads, 95W, MSRP of $390 but almost always costs far less than that.
- Its architecture is the future of CPUs.
- Outstanding performer for modern video games, content creation, compression/decompression.
- Very low temperatures for what it is, especially compared to Intel's offerings.

Cons: - Struggles with high RAM speeds.
- No stock cooler. Ryzen stock coolers are great, would be nice if we could get one to go along with the CPU.
- Low clock speeds, poor overclocking. 4 GHz is a pipe dream, 3.9 GHz is the best you can realistically hope for and mine couldn't even do that.
- Not necessarily a fault of its own, but many older games (2000s) do not play well with Ryzen's architecture. As a result, it performs significantly worse than Skylake/Kaby Lake/Broadwell E in such games. This is not exclusive to old games either, but also modern games on old engines such as Unreal Engine 3 games like XCOM 2, Killing Floor 2, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. Also any Source game. - EDIT This is only true with pre-Turing NVIDIA GPUs

Overall Review: - Beware that NVIDIA still has issues in their software scheduler when using Ryzen CPUs, potentially causing significant performance penalties in some DX9, DX10, and DX12 games. Up to and over 30% performance penalties.
- Again this is not entirely the fault of the CPU, but to give an example of performance decreases in some games caused by NVIDIA's software scheduler and also old engines not liking the new architecture: Crysis performs over 30% worse at 2560 x 1440 with this CPU and 2933 MHz RAM (the most my CPU/board can handle) compared to a modest 4.4 GHz i7 6700k with 3200 MHz RAM, making the 1700X + GTX 1080 Ti combo perform slightly worse than an i7 6700k + GTX 1080 combo! XCOM 2 went from 110 FPS to 80 FPS average when switching from the i7 6700k to the 1700X at 2560 x 1440 with a GTX 1080 Ti. But the vast majority of modern games perform nearly the same on both.
- Needs a refresh and NVIDIA needs to fix their nonsense. A refresh with infinity fabric tied 1:1 with RAM speeds, faster RAM support, and 4.5 GHz and beyond frequencies would be killer.

Pros: Low energy usage
Low heat produced
Reliable - Really rock solid

Overall Review: I went cheap and bought a Ryzen 3 that was gave me fits - overheating, crashing, poor performance, etc.. I finally bit the bullet and bought this Ryzen 7. All of my problems went away, and have gotten solid performance for the last 10 months. Planning on getting a second one soon for my upstairs computer. Worth every penny.

Pros: Is as advertised
works
still working

Overall Review: vary good CPU :^)