This is a review of the least expensive Athlone configuration, which has a 128 GB SSD. The performance gap between Ryzen 3 and 4 is minimal, but can be bridged by investing $3,000 to $4,000 in RAM for use with demanding programs. Since the launch of the Athlon 64 and subsequent share grab by AMD, the company and its Ryzen processors have successfully shifted the balance of power away from Intel. Overall, I'm pleased; for $20,000, you can't go much better; HP has a bad track record with motherboards; Acer consistently excels at cooling; and Asus leads the pack on Pentiums in this price range. If it breaks (which I really hope it doesn't)
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