The processor is paired with an MSI motherboard based on the B350 chipset, which at first added a headache, because the only official BIOS version with support for the 3000 series was released last summer and is still in beta (on the other hand, it's better than nothing). In general, I am satisfied with the purchase, it was probably the only upgrade option for my system that could be implemented at the beginning of 2022 without wild overpayments

The video core of the processor is very much focused on RAM, so at least DDR4 with a frequency of 3000 MHz and two dies of 4 or 8 Gb With its pros: Copes with all the current tasks of an ordinary user. Nimble surfing, pulls video in high resolution, a lot of games are on low-medium. For example, in GTA 5 you can play at 60 FPS, or play directly with good graphics at 55 FPS. Has some cons: Please note that when you start playing modern games on this processor, you will soon go to buy a video…

I have been using it for a year and a half, the top APU from amd. Never regretted it yet. As I collect something more powerful, I'll leave it for server tasks, I guess. Has some pros: The performance is sufficient for everyday tasks. Integrated graphics even allows you to play. Yes, at minimum and in some places at medium-high. But this is an insertion, what do you want from it. True, for games it is better to buy memory modules so that they work in dual-channel mode. Has cons: Is it that the…

Has pros: Powerful graphics, multi-threading, high drain frequency, good cooler included. Different cons: It heats up quite strongly => the cooler is noisy. In a compact system, it is better not to overclock.

I use it in a computer without a video card - it works great in games such as cs: go, Dora 2, overwatch, I like its heat dissipation and energy consumption

A versatile pebble for everyday tasks. Websurfing, YouTube, games. It copes with any games of the 2022s without problems, further depending on the graphic severity of the game. But, let's say CoD MW2 and BO2 pulled out on ultras with minimal lags. Worked like this for one month, then went in conjunction with the 5500XT and pulled everything else (one way or another))

They did not try to overclock, they assembled it in a small box on mini-itx. In a stress test, it warmed up to 70-78 degrees in a small Foxline box at 250 watts. Heavy BIM programs for graphics work with a bang. Excellent assembly up to 30 thousand turned out. Has pros: Very pleasant performance, both in general computing and graphics. The boxed version is not a bad cooler, fits most small cases. Got cons: The cooler, although not bad, is not the quietest either, although the speed can be…

Got pros: Good processor, at the time of purchase, the video cards cost exorbitant prices, and it was a good purchase for 11 thousand Has some cons: The price grew incredibly fast, arrived in a bag with bubbles, it could have been packed at least in a box, the item is still not cheap

Without old stones on AM4 on your hands - take the board with the ate button without a process; in the future, you will have to buy normal cooling and thermal paste, under a full stress test it was cut down in a minute until it lowered the max. frequency up to 4000. A good option for online games with a limited budget. Has some pros: Powerful Vega 11 plug-in, a good stock cooler (for 500 difference between OEM and BOX), solder under the cover, 6 MB shared cache. Some cons: Dancing with a…

The integrated graphics of the RADEON RX Vega 11 is excellent for games (CS:GO, Dota2, World of Tanks, Fortnite, Metro and GTA V), it is similar to the RX560, Nvidia GT 1030 (and almost 1050) video cards. It is worth considering that the processor selects 2 GB of RAM for the built-in video! It's a great option to have a powerful Ryzen 5 and a nice quiet integrated graphics! Now such processors are very relevant .

Well, what impressions can there be, for games, yes, the percentage is suitable at a resolution of 1366x768, and then not on ultras, if this is not an online project where everyone is driving at minimum wages. Someone may not like the review, they say the dollar exchange rate and all that, but no, that's not the point. Someone may not go saying you saw the cue ball rate - you saw it. In short, 3 is purely because it's expensive and because for the same money you can now take an assembly more…

Works well for my boys and I who don't need anything newer or more graphically demanding than Play Minecraft or the Age of Empires series. The 3400G is fast and with an NVME drive it really screams. And for what we need it for (light gaming, web browsing and MS Suite), it does an excellent job. We also like the option when we want to play more intense games, this processor can handle popular games with medium gaming settings. Not all but if you watch YouTube 3400G games it might help where…

It definitely works for what I need. I was worried that it wouldn't be powerful enough, but I'm not a gamer and when I monitor its performance with Windows 10's task manager, the CPU performance percentage stays below 50% and the GPU rarely goes above 10 %. The most demanding things I do are Finale and Ableton. I have a B450 MSI Mini-ATX motherboard with 16GB of memory and I'm using only integrated graphics, no overclocking. This is the first computer I built and my budget was tight. I'm glad I

Pros: Watches 4k and 8k 60fps. Personal OK days are over. Serious crazy people do. LOLCons: I can't think of any. This processor is for people who don't invest in or care about 4k. This feature is for people who are familiar with 4k videos that you can watch on a 1080p screen and be just as happy. Anyone who likes to get the most out of the latest technology will buy the 3600. However, if you are a person whose vocabulary is sufficient for everyday use, this is the chip. Every time I use my…