Review on AMD Processor Wraith Cooler YD1700BBAEBOX by Jnis Avoti ᠌

The R7 1700 (without the X) is the model in question here. The outcome has proven to be satisfactory to Prots. Maintains virtual machines effectively (free of hiccups and friezes), and in other tasks it displays itself in a typical manner as well. Outside of testing, a load level of 100 percent is quite uncommon. The stock cooler is very quiet (under load, the noise just marginally increases), and it even offers an RGB color option for those who are interested in visual effects. Prior to that, I was a passenger on the c2d E8400. The increase is easily recognizable (at least for the time being). I had considered going with the I5-8600, but in the end I decided to go with AMD due to the higher amount of cores, lower price, and (according to the reviews) improved compatibility with Windows 7.