Review on AMD Processor Wraith Cooler YD1700BBAEBOX by Wiktor Gajewski ᠌

Great processor, with 8 cores and 16 threads in total. A duty for the time to come. Overclocked without any issues to 3700 GHz, someone will remark that it's about nothing at all because it's about nothing at that speed. Nothing, that's it exactly. However, when applied to a boxed cooler, with a voltage drop to 12022 and a maximum temperature in loads between 72 and 75 degrees, this is not a terrible result. The overall performance is increased by around thirty percent when the memory clock is increased to three thousand two hundred. And for the sake of 4,000 gigahertz and a performance boost of 5–10 percent, I'd rather not set up an oven out of a computer and spend a lot of money on a cooling system. You can select either this one or the Ryzen 2600. The overcharge for the second batch of Ryzen processors has reached an unacceptable level; 30% more for a performance boost of just 5–8%? Are you serious? Someone had a complaint about friezes in games; what kind of friezes are you talking about in general, and what are you referring to specifically? Everything flows smoothly without any hiccups, and the overall picture is unruffled. I am not aware of who owns what or where it is located. The users of the 1080 TI don't seem to be able to freeze anything, yet they do it anyhow. If you want to experience the inflated performance of Intel processors in games while using the bare minimum of settings and having a poor screen resolution, go ahead and overpay by 40 percent of the original price, and here it is for you.