Review on AMD Ryzen 3 3200G Quad-Core 3.6 GHz CPU Processor with AM4 Socket - Efficient Quad-Thread Performance at 65W, L3=4M by Kichiro Norimatsu ᠌

The hair stood on end from the comments of the "users" of this stone, so I expressed a desire to explain everyone else is wrong, and I am D * Artagnan. So, if you don’t have any money at all, but you want a PC, this is definitely your option (if you wish, you can meet the system for 16k). It's also yours if the system is assembled soundly, but there is no money for a real video card and a stone is taken to "sit out" until better times. Just keep in mind one thing: 3200g is the same 2200g, but a little better: a little higher frequency, a little lower technical process (12 vs 14 nm). 3200 should be taken ONLY if it is in your store, well, a maximum of 300-400 more. Also, you should not take 3400g/2400g - if you overclock the built-in correctly, then the difference in performance from the older model is 2-5% (see tests on YouTube). I sat on the built-in for 5 months - I was waiting for prices for worthy Radeon 5700 references to drop. And all this time the stone showed itself perfectly: I played the new FullHD metro 33-39 frames with low settings, 720p Jedi Fallen Order 31-36 also with low, not to mention the usual projects: dota, TES, CS GO, PUBG, etc. I understand that the screen is "myltso", but it's built-in graphics! The blue ones don't even come close! My configuration: 3200g OEM, PCcooler gi x3 cooler, Gigabyte b450 DS3H, 2xDDR4 Samsung 2666. CONTINUED IN THE COMMENTS!