💪 Powerful Performance: AMD Ryzen 3 1200 Desktop Processor with Wraith Stealth Cooler Review

Guys from AMD, you need to put a monument to Ryzen 1st generation. They forced the snickering Intel to get off the marketing pitchfork 4 cores 8 threads for big money. And for 1200AF and 1600AF (at 2022 prices) - a separate respect.

I ordered 1200AF, they sent 1200, they say there was a failure, and in my order it was exactly 1200 that was sent. In short, as usual everywhere *

I was offered to return the product, but after weighing the pros and cons, I decided to keep this processor. The system unit was assembled, everything came up, it works perfectly!

It remains to reveal the danced processor, adding another 4 GB. As for the drawback that they sent the wrong one, do they still know that the process without AF has a 14 nm process technology? So, I'm lucky. )

Overclocked to 4200 MHz at a voltage of 1.35 V. During a stress test, it heats up in a poorly ventilated case with a budget cooler up to a maximum of 80 degrees. I recommend.

If you don’t want used ones from China and you don’t have enough money, then buy this percentage. Enough to play around and work in office applications. For those interested, the processor has a performance of about 100 GFLOPs with a memory frequency of 3200 MHz and a core frequency of 3.8 GHz. Yes, I easily took 3.8 GHz at a voltage of 1.25, maybe you can lower the voltage, haven't tried it yet. I raised the memory to 3333 MHz, I have not tried it higher either. This percentage in CPU-z is…

normal percent. cold, excellent chasing (smeared with thermal paste), there are not enough stars from the sky (after all, the youngest model). Everyone is happy with everything, and I don’t need more. If the budget is limited, then you can safely take it. All the best! Some pros: What should you like about it? It worked fine without thermal paste (I forgot to smear it first, so I assembled it, worked like that for a week) . it didn’t get warmer than 50 degrees, that is, it was cold, relatively…

I built my daughter a budget gaming pc so she can play her roblox instead of using my rtx3080 gaming pc haha. It's a great processor paired with a B450 MOBO, a GTX 1060 I have laying around and a pink case from here on Revain, she loves her PC. It easily handles light games and is fairly fast with a budget NVME drive. I didn't notice any slowdowns or problems during normal use. Overall, their computer cost me a few hundred, but the quality is better than any ready-made computer of the same…

I overestimate my expectations. And it's not the fault of the products. It is not designed for AAA games. Even at all low video settings. But it's great for most esports. He lost a star because of his looks. I purchased from a third party, but that doesn't excuse the fact that the title clearly states that this item comes with a ghost cooler. It came with a cheap aftermarket CPU cooler. I will leave this processor, but only for troubleshooting and flashing the BIOS if necessary. All in all, $80

Bought to update my motherboard bios so I could only buy a Ryzen 2600x but. Honestly, this processor does everything I need: 4 cores, 4 threads, overclocked to 4.0GHz on a stock cooler. I can still upgrade to 2600x but I'm happy with a Ryzen 3 1200 overclocked to 4.0Ghz, I play Overwatch, CSGO, Skyrim, wow, Doom, Assassin's Creed Origins. through my experience. I have a GTX 970, this will be a bottleneck at stock speeds, but once you overclock it to 4.0GHz and set the RAM to 3200MHz, the…

I cannot rate this process yet because I recently ordered it. This is a question, my current system has an FX 8320, a Geforce GTX 760 and 16GB RAM. Before I bought the 760 I went to PC builders and ran the machine and the results were (graphics card and processor work fine together at 1080p, everything is fine. I ordered a Ryzen 3 1200 (I plan to the processor in the future) so I can access AM4 and TPM if I ever need to upgrade to Windows 11. I ran the bottleneck calculator on a pair of R3 1200

I am building a budget PC for my father (not a gamer at all). First, let me say that I'm an Intel guy (first time Ryzen/AMD product buyers here). So I'm used to the integrated Intel HD graphics in everything, as well as being able to surf the web and watch YouTube/Netflix without a graphics card (GPU). Anyway, I found the best deal on the Ryzen 3 1200. I bought it without realizing it. that this CPU requires a separate GPU. Since Ryzen 3 1200 doesn't even show the bios without an installed GPU.

PROS: - 4 cores, 4 threads for $100 - Great heatsink fan kit - Unlocked processor with big chance in "Silicon Lottery"; *all* should easily hit 3.7 or 3.8GHz on the stock cooler, and some will be able to hit 3.9-4.1GHz with a combination of luck/tweaking/aftermarket cooling. A great upgrade option with the AM4 and B350 chipset at a reasonable price. VS the board: - IPC performance is inferior to comparable Intel offerings. CONCLUSION: From a value for money standpoint, these processors are…