Review on Unlocked AMD Ryzen 7 3700X: 8-Core,16-Thread Processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler - Perfect for Your Desktop Needs! by Danish Affndy ᠌

After using AMD's R7 1700 and R7 2700, I had a positive impression of the company; however, after using its "masterpiece" R7 3700X, I no longer had such a positive impression. At least the company's pricing policy for their "ancient" CPUs is standard; there are no horse prices to be seen in that section. Get rid of them. Has pros: What exactly am I supposed to appreciate in a CPU that has been murdered artificially? Overpriced chtoli, which even managed to outdo Intel's level of impudence? I am also not without dignity! having certain drawbacks. Artificial restriction of the CPU in terms of frequencies, the initial BIOS did not enable the user to go above the mark of 4.35 even while the computer was operating in liquid nitrogen at a temperature of minus 180 degrees. I really hope that everybody is aware that the central processing unit (CPU) actually contains a configurable element. And this is how the "people's" firm operates their business. Do you understand how the new BIOS operates? When the frequency limit was removed, there was no discernible improvement in performance. Accident? Certainly not in my opinion. On the other hand, they shielded themselves from "reputational dangers" by doing so. Despite the fact that I am at a loss as to how to drop AMD even further, the "below the plinth" standard has already been reached. In point of fact, we use a raw technical procedure, raw motherboards, and even several functional restrictions, all of which make "socket preservation" a complete and utter waste of time. This product, by the way, is sold in conjunction with motherboards for which there is not a widely used chipset. And although it would be pleasant to accept new motherboards of a high quality, there is no mention of this anywhere in that document.