AMD Ryzen 3 2200G 3.7GHz AM4 RX Vega

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Perfect cpu for the beginners

It's astounding how far CPUs have come in the last couple of years. And this little APU from AMD is inanimate silicon proof. Yes, it's ONLY 4-core, 4-thread. But for the price, it's unmatched. You can actually game on this chip and it's integrated Vega 8 gpu. No, not ultra quality at 4k, but decent enough at 1080p and medium quality. Won't rock the nation, but it WILL be playable.The best part is AMD doesn't jack up the prices just to let you OC your own chip.Installation is super-simple in an AM4 motherboard. Lift the lever, line up the arrow, drop it in, lower the lever. The stock Wraith Stealth cooler has thermal paste pre-applied, and it's a breeze to install. Just pay attention to the little AMD logo overhang when you orient the fan - so it doesn't set over your DIMM slots. It would have covered one of mine if I wasn't paying attention. Unlike stock Intel coolers, these are actually decent!! So while you could still spend extra on a better cooler, you can also save your budget and keep the stock one on there. It's fine unless you're going to do some heavy overclocking.Running PassMark 9, temps maxed at 62 degrees, and my setup scored 4045, or 79th percentile. Unigine Heaven 4 gave me FPS: 29.3, Score: 737 - 1080p high quality. On Cinebench R15, I had 75.21fps and a cpu score of 578. It's really a decent little chip for such a great price.If you're debating between this and the R5 2400G, you REALLY have to ask yourself if the difference is worth the price. The uses where the 2400G is a better deal are pretty slim. It really only has the 8 thread advantage. So if you do a lot that takes advantage of the threads, or a couple of games where it gets a little boost from the 3 extra Vega cores ... yeah, it may be worth it. But not for the price difference, in my opinion. The 2200G is the king of budget CPUs right now ... and unlike some Intel chips, the word "budget" doesn't mean you're making sacrifices. It's as close to no compromise as you can get with integrated graphics - which runs circles against Intel iGPUs.Not against the chip, but a comment at Amazon, but the packager wasn't exactly careful when pulling the part off the shelf for packing. They stuck their hand UNDER the top flap of the box, and almost ripped the whole side out above the CPU. You can see the tear lines in the photo. I was NOT impressed, but there was no damage to the chip itself, so wasn't worth the time/hassle to return and replace. First time I've ever had an issue like that with an Amazon item.

For the first time PC builder this is the best budget choice. I am using this for a year now. No complaints. It has got plenty of CPU power for daily tasks and the GPU can handle 900p medium or 1080p low 30fps in modern games pretty fine.I am using a freesync monitor (lg 22mp68vq) of 40-75Hz range. So I can play at 45fps rather than 60fps, save about 25% GPU performance and still enjoy stutterless experience. It seems confusing at first to many people that investing in a 9k monitor for a 8k processor. But think about the smooth stutterfree gameplay even at low fps, also a monitor would easily work for more than 5 years at least and by that time most of us would have already upgraded to a decent gpu.For Raw power I would say go for R5 2600. For budget nothing beats this. Even G4560 and GT1030 combo is expensive than this. You just pop this in and you are set to go.Gaming performance is awesome. I keep my PC at silent fan curve and this rarely touches 70C. The box cooler is more than enough to cool this. Oh and even at max rpm it's so much silent, that I am surprised coz my previous laptop made so much noise when gaming that I had use headphones and that one didn't even touch 65C.After so much research and 6 months wait I finally got my Dream PC and I am very happy with its performance. I am using it with a320 board, no issues (don't see much gain in OC'ing).I would say get a SSD and good PSU to go with this and you will have a killer experience like a top notch machine.Only con I would say is that I don't get the relive tab in radeon settings. Maybe a software glitch.

¿Buscas actualizar tu procesador de la era con dinosaurios? ¿Quieres un buen procesador, solo que no tienes para comprar una tarjeta de vídeo dedicada aparte? ¡No lo pienses más!Esta Ryzen 3 2200g te sacará de todo eso, ¿Por qué? 3.5 GHz de Procesador e incluye tarjeta de vídeo integrada con el procesador (Vega 8) (El controlador lo descargas desde la página de AMD o busca en YouTube instalar Drivers para el respectivo Ryzen).Vino en una bonita caja cuadrada con su disipador de stock ya con pasta térmica incluida de fábrica y con unas calcomanías de AMD y RADEON muy chiquitas, bonitas y brillantes para decorar el Gabinete.***RENDIMIENTO EN JUEGOS***-Placa madre Asrock a320m HDV (Lista para Ryzen 3, 5 y 7 serie 2000 con soporte de 32gb ram).-Cuento con 4gb Ram DDR4 a 2133 MHz (sí, lo actualizaré)-Fuente de poder 500wtss de EDGE (bastante sobrado)-NO TENGO TARJETA DE VÍDEO DEDICADA (actualizaré a una RX 560 AMD).** ¿¿J U E G O S?? **Lo he probado en Resident Evil 6, Left 4 Dead 2, Call of Duty Black Ops 2, League of Legends, Infestation: The New Z, PUBG Mobile, Unturned, Minecraft (actualizado 2020...), COD Warzone (30 fps 720p Gráficos bajos), Tekken 7, PUBG Lite, HALO MCC, Battlefield 3, GTA 5, Batman (Todos los juegos), Cuphead... Corre muchísimos juegos en gráficos configurados y en 1280x720 (resolución de pantalla en el juego).Obviamente por los 4gb ram no he probado Fortnite, pero va de maravilla solo que se atora por la falta de ram.¿Configuraciones en los juegos?Algunos piden más que otros, normalmente los juego en 1280x720 con detalles gráficos en bajos, a veces en medios y otros en Alto-Ultra :)No hay que exigirle mucho a esta gráfica integrada del procesador, va bastante bien y me sacó de una i5 3330.¿El precio del producto para todos los beneficios que te otorga?EXCELENTEEEEE !!¿Recomendaciones?-Úsalo con 8gb ram a 2400 MHz, y si la placa madre tiene Dual Channel, aprovecha.-¿Piensas poner tarjeta de vídeo aparte del procesador? Te recomiendo una fuente de poder certificada, la que tengo es una genérica pero bueno, para mi uso cotidiano no está mal.-NO ESPERES CORRER TODO A 1080p 60 fps EN ULTRA, la tarjeta integrada no es de última generación, pero te quita la sed de jugar buenos títulos a una calidad regular con una tasa de FPS estable, solo es buscar buenas configuraciones en cada juego.Es todo por mi parte, ¿lo leíste todo? Pues muchas gracias! Te recomiendo bastante este maravilloso producto para empezar en el Gaming :)Me iré a jugar Lolsito (Lo corre en GRÁFICOS ULTRA) y ánimo en su compra! (El producto sí llega, tranquilos) GG!

If you are looking for a fast and modern HTPC or an office PC, then this CPU is the right choice for you. Fast and easy installation, with very cheap pricing for a good product like this one.

This CPU (APU) is cheap, but do you really buy this only because of the price?You do not have to, this is not only a good value, but this is really good product, I read the AMD really should charge more and that is true :) This is a steal.Yeah, it is only 4 threads, but now the price of the 2400g is closer, than it was, so you can consider that.I could say look around at the intel side, but they simply do not offer similar product.I had a much slower CPU before, so it is really fast for me, but the really interested part is the GPU and the video decoder engine.It plays every video without CPU load, nice and easy, 4k@60Hz smooth, no errors on the screen. I used to the problems with the 4th intel graphics, but with the 2200g? No issue, + I can choose several resolution and refresh rate on my tv, not like on the intel chip, or even an rx 460 what I used for a short period. I am very impressed.The 3d performance and the computing performance of the GPU is amazing, it is really a beast.I tested the computing power of this vega : it is 60 times faster than a CPU. Not a lot application can use this power (that is why the AMD APU strategy did not work) but the power is there, a huge power.It plays AAA games on low settings, low resolution, but it plays plenty of popular games high res/high setting.I play as well, it is a smooth experience, there was always a big compromise using integrated graphics for gaming, this is not the case now. You are not limited 20-30-40 fps, you can really buy this for gaming (depend on the title).I had an AMD APU chip with a powerful GPU in its age, but the CPU part was limiting the GPU power, this is the past.I had AMD chip, what performed below average, but running hot. this is the past, this thing is cold, even the CPU fan stops when it is idle.I told same nice thing, but the reason you really go for an AM4 platform is the the promise they going to support until 2020, and the CPUand GPU process is still the ( 4 years) old 16/14/12nm, not really future proof, but next year the new 7 nm technology is coming and staying for a while, so you can take a big step forward without changing your platform.Same issue to tell: you are limited to use windows 10 or a new linux, because of the video drivers. Not only a windows 10, but you have to wait for the update and after install and than install the drivers.