AMD - Ryzen 3 3200G 2nd Generation 4-Core - 4-Thread - 3.6 GHz (4.0 GHz Max Boost) Socket AM4 Unlocked Desktop Processor

I bought this processor for my nephew, his computer runs games like Dota 2, GTA V. We also watch movies on the same computer and it is very useful to do several things at the same time.

Got on sale but without, the value for this jewel far exceeds expectation. The vega on-board graphics are phenomenal and mountains better than any Intel cpu graphics I've encountered.

Great price! Perfect for my pc build. If available will purchase again.

This is a beast of a chip. Picked it up to build a budget streaming rig with a 1660 Super card. but believe it or not this thing is way under-rated. It performs better than my old FX-6300 (3C/6T) processor. Lower TDP, and integrated graphics are more than enough for majority of desktop users. Will even be suitable for light gaming (nothing too intense) . To do this, highly recommend 3000mhz and faster ram. Dual Channel (2 sticks) and atleast 16GB ram. Your integrated GPU utilizes system memory, 8GB will not be enough (unless its just a desktop,) THere is no reason why the minimal now-adays should be less than 16GB. I paired mine with 2xGB DDR4 3200mhz PNY XLR8 ram. and a 512GB NVME PNY XLR8 SSD. super happy with the combo. Additionally its all on a budget Gigabyte A320-S2H board.

To start with i love this cpu works great it has Intergraphics built in. This was for a build without a graphics card although you can use one with it. The graphics card would run on its own and cpu would just do the processing. I chose this on because we were on a budget gaming build. No complaints on the this Ryzen 3 as it works great on STEAM and off too. I got Star Wars Fallen Order at 60 fps which really good. So I do recommend this cpu if your on a budget build like I was. The included fan works good too I have plenty of air flow with 3 fans.

Nice little budget APU for bill-paying/web browsing/HTPC machines, pair with some good 3200mhz memory, a solid state OS drive and a good HDD for media and it'll take care of your basic digital needs right and proper, and while the on-board graphics aren't stellar compared to a dedicated Graphics Processing Unit they're impressive for an Integrated GPU and can adequately handle older titles and some more modern ones with lowered graphics settings. The bundled Wraith Stealth cooler is also fairly quiet out of the box and seems to be holding the CPU to under 60*C even under max load. I just wish the 3400G hadn't spiked an extra $40 when I bought this as that had been my original choice, but for $100 you'll certainly get your money's worth out of this one and I certainly plan on following this up with its Zen 3 successor when the 3200G finally starts to show its age.

The 3200G is a smidge dated now, at least in comparison to the 3100 and 3300x (though I'm still pretty certain the latter is just a unicorn, never to be seen in the wild.) However, even still at the price to performance ratio it is great for a starter build. This went into my daughter's first computer, and she could not be happier to have her own machine now. That said, the general CPU shortage lately has made it difficult to find at MSRP, and I would never pay more than MSRP for this part as it's not worth it. Thankfully Best Buy is pretty good about that.

Good Budget APU, especially in this market of literally everything being sold out or overpriced. Was able to build a $400 PC with this. No complaints