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title: "AMD YD1700BBAEBOX Ryzen 7 1700 Processor with Wraith Spire RGB LED Cooler"
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# 3.7 GHz Max Turbo Frequency 16MB L3 Cache for lightning-fast data access Wraith Spire RGB LED Cooler included AMD YD1700BBAEBOX Ryzen 7 1700 Processor with Wraith Spire RGB LED Cooler

**Brand:** amd
**Price:** ₨10861
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Power Meets Precision: Dominate Your Desk with Ryzen 7 1700

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** AMD YD1700BBAEBOX Ryzen 7 1700 Processor with Wraith Spire RGB LED Cooler by amd
- **How much does it cost?** ₨10861 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- amd enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted amd brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Cool in Style:** Wraith Spire RGB cooler keeps temps low and vibes high
- • **Next-Gen DDR4 Support:** Future-proof your rig with fast, efficient memory compatibility
- • **Overclocking Made Easy:** Unlocked processor lets you push limits without the hassle
- • **Turbocharge Your Workflow:** Boost up to 3.7 GHz for seamless performance under pressure
- • **Unleash 8-Core Powerhouse:** 8 cores & 16 threads to crush multitasking and heavy workloads effortlessly

## Overview

The AMD Ryzen 7 1700 is an unlocked 8-core, 16-thread processor with a max turbo frequency of 3.7 GHz, featuring 16MB L3 cache and DDR4 memory support. It comes bundled with the stylish and efficient Wraith Spire RGB LED cooler, delivering exceptional multitasking and overclocking potential at a competitive price point—perfect for professionals and gamers seeking high performance without compromise.

## Description

From the manufacturer

Review: A lot of CPU for the money (atleast compared to intel). - Like many i was a bit unsure going AMD due to inconsistencies in all areas. But ive found it the opposite. Overclocking is a piece of cake, multiplier and voltage and thats it. knowing your limited to 3.9 or 4.0 is handy to (mine is running 3.825). It takes no time at all compared to the days ive spent finding the optimum reliable OC on skylake (then watching the cpu cook) Ive also been running mine on the stock cooler while i wait for a noctua mounting kit and its fine! I cant encode video at 1.37volts but gaming is no problem. And important fact when comparing value - the 1700 can run out of the box - 250quid. A 8700 needs a >70quid cooler to go with it. Performance wise ive benched 3 games and its 2-1 to the the R7 over my 4.4k 6700. One game it utterly destroys the 6700, where the other 2 are close. This was at 1080p to as I wanted to really see whats going on cpu side. (im against the 1080p tests - 8core pc gamers are running hi-res displays). At 1440p im not seeing any hint of frame rate issues. PCmark comes in as a slight win for the 6700k (the 1700 being slightly ahead of my 4.4k 6600) Obviously with PCmark its up down depending on the test, but the 6700 comes out trumps in most cases due to the low core usage of the tests. And correspondingly the R7 isnt amazing single core, its noticeably behind the overclocked i5 and i7. But not that far behind in terms of IPC which was a surprise. But when you find a test to stretch all cores, its, well i dont need to even go there. Intel have shot themselves in the foot. And thats the thing, 3.8ghz is plenty fast for browsing. But double core count is a crushing advantage when the work load gets heavy. Overall, despite being a bad time to buy a cpu (prices dropping and cannon lake and Zen+, Zen2 round the corner) Im happy with my cheap upgrade from the 6700k and im glad to turn my back on the overheating, over priced yet under cored Intel lineup. Edit 04/11/17: Got my big cooler on and what a downer. My skylake inspired hyper cooled setup has gone to waste. I cant get it over 65c, with all the fans off and the cpu fans on about 30%. 5 expensive fans and new case wasted. On the bright side i could encode some video AND play a demanding game at the same time(also in silence as the fans didnt need to spin up). This 1700 has more than surpassed my expectations. Well done AMD.
Review: Intel's iX series processors are amazing and have been for years - Absolutely superb processor for the money asked of it. Too Long; Didn't Read: This is a high end spectrum CPU, with vast potential for overlocking. If you're not after high end gear, look toward something more akin to a Ryzen 5/ I5 processor. As always with such crucial and expensive parts, do some research before hand. Make sure you've got the right motherboard not just for this processor unit, but for yourself as well. AMD do two types of motherboards you'll want to look at for this CPU; the B350 and the X370. The B350 being more mid range and the X370 being more high end range. Now, onto the CPU itself. Intel's iX series processors are amazing and have been for years, nobody can argue that. However, for the first time in a long time, AMD have really outdone themselves with the Ryzen series. If you're looking into *pure* gaming, I may still say to look at a high end iX series. If you're looking to do more than just game, I'd certainly recommend an equivalent tier Ryzen. Even then, Ryzen processors are outstanding at gaming as well. This particular chip, the 1700, comes with a surprisingly brilliant stock "Wraith" cooler and a lower price point than the 1700x or the 1800x. So you're already looking at better value and less work, since an appropriate cooler comes with. Now, most importantly if you're looking at higher end processors; *all* the Ryzen processors are unlocked, the 1700 included. Not only this, but they're the same chip as the 1700x and 1800x, but with lower default settings. What this means is that you can have a 1700x/ 1800x for the price of a 1700, if you're not afraid to do a little overclocking. I will forwarn you that overclocking can be very dangerous to your system, so if you plan on doing it, either do alot of research, get some friends who know about it and are willing to help, or both. That being said, if you're unsatisfied with a 1600/ Ryzen 5 and don't want to fork out the <£300 for a Ryzen 7/ 1700x/ 1800x yet don't want to overclock, this is an astounding processor. I, personally, am a coder, so I have multiple IDEs and windows and so on and so forth open and running at any one time, which can be quite taxing on a CPU. For comparison, a sentiment analysis machine I was using consumed 80~90% of my Quad Core i5 @ 3.8Ghz, but barely even hits 50% of my Ryzen 1700 even without overclocking. I'm certain other people running even more demanding tasks can make better use of this processor than I. Really, with the 1700 existing like it is, there's no reason to ever go for a 1700x or an 1800x unless you really want to eek out that little bit more for considerably more money.

## Features

- AMD SenseMI Technology
- Max Turbo Frequency 3.7 GHz
- 16MB L3 Cache
- DDR4 Support
- Unlocked Processor

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B06WP5YCX6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 268,714 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 983 in CPUs |
| Box Contents | Processor with the AMD Wraith Spire LED Cooler |
| Brand | AMD |
| Brand Name | AMD |
| CPU manufacturer | AMD |
| CPU model | AMD Ryzen 7 |
| CPU socket | Socket AM4 |
| CPU speed | 3.7 GHz |
| Cache Memory Installed Size | 4 |
| Cooling Method | Air |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 2,116 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00730143308328 |
| Item Type Name | AMD Ryzen™ 7 1700 Processor with AMD Wraith Spire LEDCooler |
| Item Weight | 1.12 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | AMD |
| Manufacturer Part Number | YD1700BBAEBOX |
| Model Number | YD1700BBAEBOX |
| Platform | Windows |
| Processor Brand | AMD |
| Processor Core Count | 8 |
| Processor Count | 8 |
| Processor Number of Concurrent Threads | 16 |
| Processor Series | AMD Ryzen 7 |
| Processor Socket | Socket AM4 |
| Processor Speed | 3.7 GHz |
| Product Warranty | Manufacturer Warranty for 3 years |
| Secondary Cache | 4 MB |
| Secondary cache | 4 MB |
| UPC | 730143308328 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Wattage | 65 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** AMD
- **CPU manufacturer:** AMD
- **CPU model:** AMD Ryzen 7
- **CPU socket:** Socket AM4
- **CPU speed:** 3.7 GHz
- **Cache size:** 4
- **Processor Number of Concurrent Threads:** 16
- **Processor count:** 8
- **Secondary cache:** 4 MB
- **Wattage:** 65 watts

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this include its own cooling fan?**
A: Yes it comes with the Wraith Spire which is the new mid range stock cooler for Ryzen. This version for the 1700 has RGB lighting ring around the top and an LED AMD logo. Its actually quite good for minimal overclocking too.

**Q: how does this compare to the fx 9590?**
A: I think RYZEN 5 is easily twice as quick as an FX9590 as well as running very cool and having all the extra CPU instructions that some games and some encryption methods are beginning to use. Any of the RYZEN chips is better than the best FX chips.
Having said all that your best value upgrade could be replacing a basic FX chip with a better one rather than buying new MoBo and new RAM as well.

**Q: Does the cpu come with their new amd rgb cooler ?**
A: Hi, Yes this does. Kind Regards, Jack (ebuyer)

**Q: Has anyone run 3dsmax and/or substance painter with this cpu? specifically hardware viewport reponse times.**
A: I haven't used 3dsmax or substance painter but i'm using Maya now with the ryzen 7 in uni. I'm modelling a shark at the moment and I haven't really come across a problem at the moment. Hope this is relevant.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A lot of CPU for the money (atleast compared to intel).
*by J***D on 27 October 2017*

Like many i was a bit unsure going AMD due to inconsistencies in all areas. But ive found it the opposite. Overclocking is a piece of cake, multiplier and voltage and thats it. knowing your limited to 3.9 or 4.0 is handy to (mine is running 3.825). It takes no time at all compared to the days ive spent finding the optimum reliable OC on skylake (then watching the cpu cook) Ive also been running mine on the stock cooler while i wait for a noctua mounting kit and its fine! I cant encode video at 1.37volts but gaming is no problem. And important fact when comparing value - the 1700 can run out of the box - 250quid. A 8700 needs a >70quid cooler to go with it. Performance wise ive benched 3 games and its 2-1 to the the R7 over my 4.4k 6700. One game it utterly destroys the 6700, where the other 2 are close. This was at 1080p to as I wanted to really see whats going on cpu side. (im against the 1080p tests - 8core pc gamers are running hi-res displays). At 1440p im not seeing any hint of frame rate issues. PCmark comes in as a slight win for the 6700k (the 1700 being slightly ahead of my 4.4k 6600) Obviously with PCmark its up down depending on the test, but the 6700 comes out trumps in most cases due to the low core usage of the tests. And correspondingly the R7 isnt amazing single core, its noticeably behind the overclocked i5 and i7. But not that far behind in terms of IPC which was a surprise. But when you find a test to stretch all cores, its, well i dont need to even go there. Intel have shot themselves in the foot. And thats the thing, 3.8ghz is plenty fast for browsing. But double core count is a crushing advantage when the work load gets heavy. Overall, despite being a bad time to buy a cpu (prices dropping and cannon lake and Zen+, Zen2 round the corner) Im happy with my cheap upgrade from the 6700k and im glad to turn my back on the overheating, over priced yet under cored Intel lineup. Edit 04/11/17: Got my big cooler on and what a downer. My skylake inspired hyper cooled setup has gone to waste. I cant get it over 65c, with all the fans off and the cpu fans on about 30%. 5 expensive fans and new case wasted. On the bright side i could encode some video AND play a demanding game at the same time(also in silence as the fans didnt need to spin up). This 1700 has more than surpassed my expectations. Well done AMD.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Intel's iX series processors are amazing and have been for years
*by T***K on 21 September 2017*

Absolutely superb processor for the money asked of it. Too Long; Didn't Read: This is a high end spectrum CPU, with vast potential for overlocking. If you're not after high end gear, look toward something more akin to a Ryzen 5/ I5 processor. As always with such crucial and expensive parts, do some research before hand. Make sure you've got the right motherboard not just for this processor unit, but for yourself as well. AMD do two types of motherboards you'll want to look at for this CPU; the B350 and the X370. The B350 being more mid range and the X370 being more high end range. Now, onto the CPU itself. Intel's iX series processors are amazing and have been for years, nobody can argue that. However, for the first time in a long time, AMD have really outdone themselves with the Ryzen series. If you're looking into *pure* gaming, I may still say to look at a high end iX series. If you're looking to do more than just game, I'd certainly recommend an equivalent tier Ryzen. Even then, Ryzen processors are outstanding at gaming as well. This particular chip, the 1700, comes with a surprisingly brilliant stock "Wraith" cooler and a lower price point than the 1700x or the 1800x. So you're already looking at better value and less work, since an appropriate cooler comes with. Now, most importantly if you're looking at higher end processors; *all* the Ryzen processors are unlocked, the 1700 included. Not only this, but they're the same chip as the 1700x and 1800x, but with lower default settings. What this means is that you can have a 1700x/ 1800x for the price of a 1700, if you're not afraid to do a little overclocking. I will forwarn you that overclocking can be very dangerous to your system, so if you plan on doing it, either do alot of research, get some friends who know about it and are willing to help, or both. That being said, if you're unsatisfied with a 1600/ Ryzen 5 and don't want to fork out the <£300 for a Ryzen 7/ 1700x/ 1800x yet don't want to overclock, this is an astounding processor. I, personally, am a coder, so I have multiple IDEs and windows and so on and so forth open and running at any one time, which can be quite taxing on a CPU. For comparison, a sentiment analysis machine I was using consumed 80~90% of my Quad Core i5 @ 3.8Ghz, but barely even hits 50% of my Ryzen 1700 even without overclocking. I'm certain other people running even more demanding tasks can make better use of this processor than I. Really, with the 1700 existing like it is, there's no reason to ever go for a 1700x or an 1800x unless you really want to eek out that little bit more for considerably more money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly recommended CPU and Cooler!
*by L***E on 8 August 2017*

First the bad news: When I received this item, the outer courier packaging was perfectly sealed, however my heart sank to see that the security seal on the product box was sliced open. The cooler was in the box however the Ryzen CPU had obviously been stolen prior to posting. I was very disappointed, and thought I would have a fight on my hands to prove my innocence. To my relief, Amazon were fantastic and sent a replacement immediately, and I was able to send back the Box and Cooler in question free of charge. Top marks to Amazon, although I would feel much better knowing how this was able to happen and that the culprit was sacked and reported to the police. As for the product itself, the sheer bang for your money is superb for video and photo editing and obviously gaming too. The low energy consumption is a small bonus too. The LED Cooler supplied with the CPU is also very effective and very quiet. Under normal load I had to check it was actually working it was so quiet. I have no doubt this will be my workhorse for quite a few years. 5 stars to AMD for such a superb product. Highly recommended! ...and kudos to Amazon for their excellent customer service!

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