AMD - Ryzen 5 3400G 2nd Generation 4-Core - 8-Thread - 3.7 GHz (4.2 GHz Max Boost) Socket AM4 Unlocked Desktop Processor

This thing is great. I can run minecraft smooth as can be 48 chunks out, GTAV medium at a solid 60fps, and probably a bunch of other stuff I haven't gotten around to trying yet. The little guy is not cut out for the still horribly unoptimised PUBG, but if I wanted to, I could drop an RX570 or 580 in there and still be in great shape with 4 cores and a 4ghz boost clock. A great way to build a budget or starter system that can be upgraded later. Just be sure to give it 16gb of fast ram as with any Ryzen. I did corsair 3000mhz OC to 3200 and it's on point.

Great cpu/ gpu for the money. Got this for my son and it works well.

I wanted a gaming PC but with GPU and CPU prices out of reach (3-4x MSRP).. I settled for this APU. Ryzen 3400G has Vega 11 so i paired it with 16GB 3200Mhz RAM, B450 Motherboard and Samsung Evo NVME drive. I can play the Witcher 2 (2012 game) on high settings at 1080p with an average framerate around 32fps. You can overclock the CPU and iGPU for a bit more performance but the speed is limited to RAM speed. You will get an even higher frame rate with 3466 Mhz RAM, just make sure your motherboard support those speed. My mother keep crashing when i overlocked my 3200Mhz ram to 3466Mhz so i changed it back down to 3200Mhz. This is the APU to get if you want to play something now and wait until the prices of CPUs and GPUs come back down to earth.

I built a custom PC with the AMD Ryzen 5 3400G and I'm very pleased with the performance and capabilities of this APU. My programs and web browsing is super fast and workflow is excellent. The best part is that a dedicated graphics card is not needed and this means that you can save up money for other important components.

Great little processor! Got one while it was in stock and put it in a super mini ITX case cooled by a Noctua NH-L9a-AM4. Mounted it on the back of a tv in the garage for whenever I’m doing woodworking stuff and need a tutorial or wanna take a break or check on other stuff like renders over the network rather than having to rely on my phone.

Needed a CPU with a GPU for a DeskMini A300 build. The CPU handles everything extremely well, and the Vega 11 graphics is a very good alternative to a dedicated graphics card. The system memory is shared with the GPU, so it makes sense to install the fastest SODIMM DDR4 you can afford. Also, count on having 2 GB less RAM in your system. The only downside is that for a DeskMini build the supplied heatsink and fan are too tall, had to get a compact heatsink/fan combo. This will be the CPU/GPU combo to get for a while, as the newer 4xxxG CPUs will only come with Vega 8 graphics.

I really think that getting this APU is a wise purchase for my needs. It's suppose to be for a low key gamer, but I don't play games. However, for the type of work I'll be doing serves just right and the whole system with all components cost me a little over $500. I got the type of memory, storage, computer case, mobo that has great reputation for less than it would have cost to buy it prebuilt, but still not get what I wanted to have in a system. So I got what I better components than a prebuilt and it cost me less than prebuilts are sold for.

great CPU for a mid-tier general-purpose computer. Just don't forget that the integrated GPU will use about 2 Gigabytes of your RAM when you are picking out how much you will need.