Review on AMD Ryzen 3 1200 AF 3.1GHz 8MB L3 Desktop CPU - Boxed by Abhi Abhilasha

When my mother passed away on the FX 8320, I made the decision to try something else, something a little colder, and then I was faced with a challenging choice: either I should not change the RAM and buy a huangyan from China with something decent on Xeon v2 (Ivy), or I should switch to a new platform with the possibility of an upgrade. The price tag for the mother kits that included the processor was roughly the same, and the only difference was that an additional purchase of the DDR4 chopping block for 8 gigabytes was required. As a consequence of this, I came to the conclusion that it would not be fair to reward the avarice of the Chinese people by purchasing their necro-iron, which, despite being worthy, is not promising for a future upgrade (the price tags for the Xeon V3-4 were especially raised). Instead, I purchased this processor along with the rest of the tripe. I didn't require wild performance because I'm not a schoolboy, I'm not a fan of modern games because everything is an MMO and there is no decent plot, but I did want something chillier: the counter has been twisting my wallet for a long time, and it's not my mother with a folder))) The performance of the processor in multi-core this is noticeably (according to tests, not sensations), but uncritically inferior to the performance of previous generations, but it wins in single-threading and power consumption. Intel does not appear to have anything comparable in price in its sights. In addition, if you so desire, you will have the ability to easily upgrade at a later time when the price of used stones of levels 2600–2700, 1600–1700 falls. By the way, the seven fits perfectly on it, and you can practically skip out on the tambourine dancing if you want to. Since the processor is iced over, I found myself thinking back to the days when I taught: for a very long time, I did not use tower monsters with tubes but rather traditional lotuses made of copper and aluminum. It is necessary to add something to it that is the same speed as my 180-watt R9 270X stove, but has a temperature that is two times lower, and then I will be generally satisfied. p.s. I soldered my mother to 8320; since she is a laborer and is at work around the clock, there is a free light =)