Customer Ratings & Reviews

Grey for a budget pc build with no dedicated Graphics card

Your average cpu not bad but not great just average

A RYZEN 5 or 7 would be more suited to the software I use

Best buy should not questions person at door!!!!!!

Well I needed a socket filler till a Ryzen 5 5600X and this was it. Decided to build a low end PC with it rather than sell it. It's ok for what it is but I would have went with a 5 3400G. It will be nice when you can buy what you want again.

Do not buy. The integrated graphics did not turn on when I started my computer. Had to use a backup gpu I had just to turn on my integrated graphics and they just suffered. I felt sorry because this cpu just couldn't handle anything.

I got it in the mail and it was opened with the thermal paste used and the pins were bent

not able to stream and game at same time with this cpu but over well performance for basic needs

Quite expensive for its speed and difficult to use as it has pins on the cpu

Built my Dad a home office computer. This processor works well for office needs.

Out dated asf just buy a 5 or 7 save yourself the heart break

Not what was advertized. Box and product are different. ?incorrect labelling?

If you are thinking to really use this apu to play games without a gpu, well you are dreaming. This garbage doesn’t even go past the home menu in all the games I was trying to play.

sat in box as a spare, when installed on a tests bench, it was dead,

The CPU came in with rods bent and rods were broken off.

Awesome low budget CPU/GPU got it for my 1st PC build running fast most game run 30 to 60fps playing with settings

lasted 4 years and can do basic office tasks, no problem

i love this CPU a lot. I like to test it out on a lot of games and test its limits and it works very well with no problems.

I was a bit disappointed although it does work with a BIOS upgrade on my ASUS Rog Strix motherboard.. another build with an older Ryzen 3 1200 with a cheap GT-710 graphics card ran 10 Celsius degrees cooler, had almost no dropped frames running YouTube at 1080p whereas the Ryzen 3200G with no graphics card showed about tenth of a percent or slightly more dropped frames. Used different versions of Chromium on two different OSes: the faster system had the older Ryzen 1200 CPU running Windows 10, the slower 3200G system was running Chromium on Linux Mint 19.2. Both systems were running 16GB RAM. I know this is apples to oranges, but I had expected more from the Linux build with the newer CPU. You will have to do a BIOS upgrade on some motherboards (such as the B450) to use 3000-series Ryzens. I will add a GPU to the 3200G build.. I suspect that will bring performance up. Neither system was overclocked, just set at the BIOS defaults.