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Specifications
Manufacturer
AMD
Part #
YD1700BBAEBOX
Series
AMD Ryzen 7
Microarchitecture
Zen
Core Family
Summit Ridge
Socket
AM4
Core Count
8
Thread Count
16
Performance Core Clock
3 GHz
Performance Core Boost Clock
3.7 GHz
L2 Cache
4 MB
L3 Cache
16 MB
TDP
65 W
Integrated Graphics
None
ECC Support
No
Includes Cooler
Yes
Packaging
Boxed
Lithography
14 nm
Includes CPU Cooler
Yes
Simultaneous Multithreading
Yes
Price History
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from completed build My PC is a Mess of Parts i Somehow Put Together
yes i agree 8 cores 16 threads yes
from completed build My flip/maybe my pc
I got it for 30€ shipped and its amazing, i mean 8 cores and (16?) threads?
from completed build eBay Part PC
Bought this on eBay for $140 USD. Works fine, as if I bought it brand new. After playing AAA for an hour, it’s only at around 45% max load. Haven’t done an overclock yet, but was thinking about it
from completed build My current system
Released in 2017, even now this keeps up with my RTX 2070 Super at 1440p gaming, and delivers smooth Windows experience thanks to its 8 cores - 16 threads. My Ryzen 7 1700 is clocked at 3.8GHz at default voltages. On UserBenchMark, my CPU is in the 99th percentile with the overclock.
from completed build The Myth Buster (2017)
Ah, the first Ryzen CPU ever released. In a market of endless 14nm+++++ Skylake refresh CPU's, It turned premium features like not needing to upgrade your motherboard every year and higher-than-quad-core hyperthreaded processors into mid range standards. It includes in the box the AMD Wraith Spire cooler, the first ever CPU cooler with RGB and overclock support to be included in a CPU box. It destroyed the following myths:
- Ryzen CPU's are not good at single core.
- The Ryzen 1700 costs $299.
- Radeon and AMD parts have awful drivers.
- Building a PC that can do other things than gaming costs more than building a gaming-only PC.
- No one needs 8 cores.
- No one needs multitasking.
- It is impossible to game at 4K60 for less than 500W.
It's 4Ghz variant, the 1800X, was crowned by enthusiasts "A worthy successor to the FX-9590."
from completed build Ryzen Virtue: Personal Indie Game Development / Gaming Build
Excellent went it first came out in 2017, and for the price now (around $100), still not a bad CPU at all. if you can get a good used one for $100 or less it will make a great budget CPU for both workloads with its 8 cores 16 threads and gaming on the side.
Performance is on par with Ryzen 3 3100 , Ryzen 3 3300X, and Ryzen 5 1600AF.
from completed build First Build - CL60 Challenger
Got it used for $170 CAD, great value. More than enough performance for what I do.
from completed build Red v.2
When i came out it was great, but now it's just not that bad
from completed build Artemisia v1.2 - OpenMediaVault NAS for Jellyfin media server and backups
There's not much to be said about the R7 1700 that hasn't already been said. There are newer Ryzens that are more powerful, but this one is still very strong, and makes a good budget CPU for certain kinds of workloads.
from completed build The Nevada
16 efficient threads at 3.7Ghz for 100 USD? LOL, I'll take it any day of the week.