Good deals on the "better than its predecessors in every way". 8 cores and 16 threads give the 2700X an unlocked speed of 4.3 GHz, and the included Wraith Prism LED cooler ensures you'll keep the 2700X cool while still pushing out those high clock speeds.
The 2700X does have a bit of trouble competing with comparable Intel chips when subjected to gaming benchmarks, but its closest competitor from Intel, the i7-8700K, costs substantially more ($349.99 MSRP). With most purchasing decisions reduced to a comparison of dollars to performance, $150 could be spent on other components that would net you similar or even superior gains. While the included Wraith Prism U cooler is sufficient for most overclocking, some of those savings could be translated to an expanded cooling solution, giving you the freedom to really open up the throttle.
AMD's 2nd series of cheap SSD deals to save some scratch and fill out your next build.
