Review on AMD Ryzen 3 3100: Unlocked Quad-Core Desktop Processor for Enhanced Performance, including Wraith Stealth Cooler by Mateusz Grzesiak  (M ᠌

For the New Year holidays, I decided to have fun with some game and bought Metro Exodus. I have long wanted to look at it (I love the post-apocalypse in games), and the discount on it turned out to be quite significant. Installed, and the old computer with an AMD II X4 925 processor (index 3428) did not pull the game even with overclocking. Though the video card GTX 1050ti is installed. Playing with friezes is one frustration (. And I made myself a second gift for the new year. Computer for the game on AMD Ryzen 3 3100). Judging by the comparison tables, the AMD Ryzen 3 3100 (index 11751) pulls out the GeForce RTX 2070 (index 16111) and GeForce GTX 1070 Ti (index 14086), not to mention the GTX 1050ti. Under the new line of GeForce RTX 3090 video cards (index 25161), at least Ryzen5 3600 (index 17865) will already be required from AMD, but this is a completely different price category. The motherboard was chosen from inexpensive ones, namely GIGABYTE B550M DS3H with B550 chipset, with the expectation of upgrading to 4th generation processors. If there is a reduction in prices for video cards, then the video card and processor can be replaced. Metro Exodus with AMD Ryzen 3 3100 + GeForce GTX 1050ti (not overclocked) started up with the following settings: - Win 10 Pro; - DX12; - 1920x1080; - Ultra quality; - HairWorks on; - Tessellation on; - AF4X texture filtering; - Shading coefficient 1.0x; - CPU load no more than 40%; - CPU temperature (with Gammaxx 300 cooler) 58 degrees; - Frame rate (FPS) not lower than 30 (from 30 to 44). Played with pleasure. Prots recommend.