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 :^)

Pros: Works great after a year, able to listen to YouTube and have a couple of programs running in the background while I'm gaming without a hitch

Cons: None

Overall Review: Only thing holding me back is my video card R9 280, waiting to see what the RX 5500 is looking like, but if anything I'll get a used 580 till, best thing about PC's is that you can upgrade slowly

Pros: Can play any game without a bottle neck on the CPU
Low power consumption

Cons: - not tuned properly ( easily holds clock speed of 3.8 Ghz without much added voltage at all and the heat load is no problem with the stock cooler

Overall Review: The only reason i would not buy this again would is simply because i want the 3700x

Pros: -It is extremely fast, I am a heavy gamer and it really doesn't go over 50% usage
-It is relatively cheap compared to its performance
-True improvement over my old CPU (FX-4350)

Cons: -None, fantastic product

Pros: Extremely fast night and day between my old i5 4460 I got it running at 3.7 GHz stabily!

Also very cheap for the performance you get!

Cons: Can't get it to run stable at above 3.7 GHz the only con I can think of.

Overall Review: I would highly recommend it's extremely fast and should run fine with any modern gpu no problem!

Pros: This CPU is fine, but AMD is kinda pushing us to the 2700 in it's place...i've done both, both are fine.

Cons: Stocks have been low. I like not waiting.

Overall Review: AMD is my top go to for CPU's.

Pros: It DID the job for the first couple of weeks with rather impressive results PERIOD.

Cons: I either ended up with a DUD or first generation of theses CPUs not sure if the 1700 or perhaps other models but this one ended up causing me more problems than the impressive woahs it had me when I was first testing it out.
For starters my computer began suffering random crashes that were most likely BSODs often BLAMING it on BAD memory, faulty kernel modules, to even trying to DRAG the GPU in as well, memory dumps could not even EXACTLY pint point the exact problem other than throwing me blind curb balls at every corner that made the troubleshooting an absolute NIGHTMARE.
This processor is so UNSTABLE the crashes have evolved to where the entire computer reboots into the BIOS or just freezes up that I have to just flip the switch off, complete waste of time and money on this junk.

Overall Review: At first I suspected the RAM but after numerous extensive testing all came negative, I tried many things but so far nothing gave, my computer continues to CRASH at random times and the event viewer to reading memory dumps are not so helpful as they cannot exactly pint point what is really causing these BSODs other than the processor been a flawed/DUD.
Ive gone as far as updating drivers, reinstalling them, downgrading even trying out different OS's and still nothing it all leads to the CPU either been a DUD or all first generation Ryzen CPUs are extremely faulty that you would need some sort of MIND reader just to tell you exactly what part combos will make it work at least half decent, IM DONE with AMD lol Ive been through this 3 times and still not getting the point here, no wonder INTEL CPUs cost more...probably because of their much needed improvement they gone through since the mid 2000s with my last LGA755 one that was noisy, overheating and not efficient enough I went the route of AMD hoping it would solve my issue boy was I WRONG.