AMD Ryzen - 1700 Octa-Core 3 GHz Desktop Processor For Sale

AMD Ryzen - 1700 Octa-Core 3 GHz Desktop Processor
When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.


Buy Now

AMD Ryzen - 1700 Octa-Core 3 GHz Desktop Processor:
$323.99


Expert Service. Unbeatable Price.
  • About Us
  • Contact Pick Up
  • Returns
Best Buy LogoSearch Best Buy Products on

Welcome to the Best Buy store

AMD Ryzen - 1700 Octa-Core 3 GHz Desktop Processor

20 MB Cache Socket AM4 8 Cores/16 threads

Replace your existing CPU with this 65W AMD Ryzen 7 processor. It has 16 threads and eight cores that enable you to switch between tasks quickly, and its built-in cooler ensures hardware doesn\'t overheat while overclocking. This 3.7 GHz AMD Ryzen 7 processor has a 20MB cache for fast data access from the main memory bank.

Included Items
  • AMD Ryzen 1700 Octa-Core 3 GHz Desktop Processor
Features
    AMD 1700
    With 3GHz processor speed which gives you efficient use of the processor, high processing throughput and improved performance.

    20MB integrated cache
    Provides fast access to heavily used data and instructions.


    AMD, AMD Arrow logo and combinations thereof are trademarks of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

SpecificationsTurbo Boost Processor Speed:3.7 gigahertzTurbo Core Processor Speed:3.7 gigahertzColor Category:MultiModel Number:YD1700BBAEBOXCache Memory:20 megabytesProcessor Socket:SocketManufacturer\'s Warranty - Parts:Not AvailableProduct Name:1700 Octa-Core 3 GHz Desktop ProcessorProcessor Speed:3 gigahertzCompatible Platform(s):WindowsNumber of Threads:16Manufacturer\'s Warranty - Labor:Not AvailableBrand:AMD RyzenProcessor Cores:8-coreModel Compatibility:N/AThermal Design Power:65 wattsBrand Compatibility:AMD

Documentation

  • AIX Local Security Checks
  • Backdoors
  • CentOS Local Security Checks
  • CGI abuses
  • CISCO
  • Databases
  • Debian Local Security Checks
  • Default Unix Accounts
  • Denial of Service
  • Fedora Local Security Checks
  • Finger abuses
  • Firewalls
  • FreeBSD Local Security Checks