3 words wow wow wow. It was preferred over a 3700 because the price difference was only 6 euros, so why not. It doesn't struggle anywhere, runs smoothly and cool, if you just surf you can't hear anything (the fan barely closes in regular use). The stock cooler is very nice, but I don't know how well it holds up for overclocking, I'm not an expert in that field, but it definitely holds up for gaming and browsing. It was paired with MSI B550 Gaming Plus, G.skill Trident Z 2x8GB 3600MHz, Sapphire Radeon RX 590 8GB Nitro+ Special Edition

Very good processor, I have combined it with a B450 A Pro Max MSI motherboard, a GTX 1660 OC 6GB Gigabyte graphics card, a 700-watt power supply, 16GB of RAM, and it works flawlessly. The temperature does not exceed 50 degrees and I play Fortnite Creative with 360 FPS and regular games like GTA RP with 240 FPS with graphics set to the highest

Processing power for a Creation Workstation PC without any flaws for 6 months with rough handling.
Combined with mobo: ASUS WS X570 PRO, NvME: Corsair FORCE MP600 (PCIe-4) 1Tb, even with the stock cooler, it doesn't go above 85°C at 100% load at 4.1GHz with Standard OC in the summer! after half an hour of usage!
It's definitely worth every € !!!

Very powerful and reliable processor. Its price has now increased due to the situation, but at 300 euros, which it was playing in the summer, it is one of the best choices in all areas. Finally, AMD is rising and with the 5000 series, it is soaring. It is suitable for all tastes, gaming, rendering, heavy multitasking. A truly value-for-money processor that doesn't hold back anywhere. The only thing you need to do is combine it with an aftermarket cooler and you will be fully satisfied. AMD should pay attention to the prices because with the 5000 series, they have raised them a bit, and I think they are out of competition. Anyway, it is a very good, powerful, and reliable processor that, for those who don't have the 'upgrade bug,' will last for many years without any problems.

€245, silver sample.
I wanted a processor with a lot of C/T for my CAD/Rendering workload. I come from an i5 6600K, so the upgrade is significantly better.
With Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 3, 42°C with OC (4.2GHz all cores. Whoever buys it must download CTR no matter what. OC + Undervolt with a simple program), and at full load it doesn't exceed 70°C.
The best value for money I found on Black Friday/cyber Monday.
10/10

Ok guys, AMD is. Really awesome. It doesn't lag no matter what I have open. Now, as for temperature, it depends on the cooler. I recommend

Well, the CPU blows at 4.4oc, sitting at idle 29c to 32c and reaching a maximum of 50c in 16 hours of gaming. For such a powerful CPU, it needed the corresponding NZXT Kraken X72 liquid cooling in push/pull config to maintain these temperatures..!
From my perspective, it is a purchase without fear.
It is unbeatable in multitasking!
I doubt I will be able to push this CPU to its limits no matter what I do!

I don't know much about processors, but I definitely feel like I have a very powerful one in my possession. The temperatures after hours of gaming in the summer reach a maximum of 68-70 degrees. I imagine things will be even better in the winter. I haven't encountered any problems and I hope nothing will happen soon. Maybe I would change the stock cooler that comes with it, I mean for €380 that I paid, I would expect something a little quieter and with better results, but that's a matter of personal preference. A great value for money processor, I recommend buying it.
Update 18/11/2020 Okay, everything is perfect. It's incredibly fast. BUT honestly, as soon as you order it, get a new cooler because with the stock one, my neighbor thought there was an aircraft flying inside my house! Jokes aside, as impressive as the AMD stock cooler may be, it doesn't do the job and it's very noisy, so I definitely recommend changing it.

I bought it for 300 euros in combination with an RX 5700 XT, MSI B450 Bazooka, 16GB RAM 3200, and a 1440p monitor. It simply flies, I believe it's worth every euro. Before, I had the R5 2600 and I saw a really big difference!

If you want a processor that will easily run all the latest 3A games comfortably (in combination with a good GPU, of course), then this is a very good choice, especially considering its price at the moment. Additionally, it runs programs like Blender, Sony Vegas, Da Vinci Resolve, Premiere, Photoshop, and Audacity smoothly. To reach high loads (80% and above), you need to render 4K videos, work in Blender, have Spotify, Chrome, Photoshop, and a few more programs open in the background for this little beast to start struggling. Simply satisfied.

**NOTE: If you only want it for gaming and not for video editing, 3D animation, or anything else related, there's no need to go for the 3800X, as you won't see any difference with the 3700X. Personally, I chose this one because some programs I use better utilize the power per core rather than the majority of cores.

I HOPE I HELPED ANYONE WHO HAD DOUBTS ABOUT BUYING IT

We are talking about a monster simply! I don't have the slightest issue! Of course, the difference with the 3700 is very very very small! So I don't know why such a difference in money. I just decided to go for the best from the 7 series.