Where to order the new AMD Ryzen 7 processors

By Rich Edmonds
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AMD has announced just how much consumers will have to pay for the new Ryzen 7 processors, and the 1800X, 1700X, and 1700 CPUs are now available for online order. Depending on your location, you can place an order for the next-gen AMD processors at participating retailers and online stores. We rounded up a few for the U.S. and UK to get you started.

As well as CPU listings, some retailers are also offering bundle packages and even preorders on prebuilt Ryzen-powered systems. More details can be found on AMD's website. It's worth noting that some retailers may start shipping the new CPUs as early today (the official release day is supposed to be March 2), but we noticed stores with other dates listed. So be sure to check availability and ship dates before you buy.

U.S.

Ryzen 1800X

Ryzen 1700X

Ryzen 1700

AMD Ryzen

United Kingdom

Ryzen 1800X

Ryzen 1700X

Ryzen 1700

If you're not in the U.S. or UK, you can hit the link below to head to your local stores and place an order.

See where else you can order AMD Ryzen

Rich Edmonds
Rich Edmonds
Senior Editor, PC Build

Rich Edmonds was formerly a Senior Editor of PC hardware at Windows Central, covering everything related to PC components and NAS. He's been involved in technology for more than a decade and knows a thing or two about the magic inside a PC chassis. You can follow him on Twitter at @RichEdmonds.

9 Comments
  • Its been a loooong time since I've been excited about the processor segment. Let's hope AMD doesn't stop making constant improvements to Ryzen.
  • Can't wait for the laptop and servers to be available with AMDs new chips.
  • Any recommendations for a compatbile Mini-ITX motherboard?
  • Newegg has one.
  • No, it doesn't.
  • There are quite a few more U.S. based retailers. For the 1800X why did you list only one? Why did you list one that has been sold out of the processor for days? Is it because they are the only ones with referral links? Probably something you should disclose somewhere in the article.
  • Well the reviews are now coming out... Its looking a little disappointing as AMD fuddged the numbers lol
  • No they didn't. The numbers are exactly as AMD claimed. Some are even better.
    The key point to be made for Ryzen 1800X is that it is more targeted to content creators, more for 'prosumers' than for the strictly gaming crowd. Most games today can hardly use 8 cores, 16 threads as such, the intel 4 core i7 will naturally win even only on basis of sheer clock speed. AMD never claimed to surpass the i7 on single-threaded performance, only on heavily multithreaded processes which the 1800X is the best deal today for an 8 core, 16 thread chip
  • Microcenter usually has the best deals on CPU's, but not this time.