AMD Ryzen 3 Summit Ridge 1200 BOX 12 nm (YD1200BBAFBOX)
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In short, I decided to put together an assembly for 40k and besides this prototype I couldn’t find anything better. For gaming, I recommend immediately overclocking it to at least 3.9 (Preferably), as well as selecting memory standards and also raising it to 3000 or 3200 Price Low temperature (suitable with any cooler for 500 rubles) You can safely overclock up to 4.3 (on a decent motherboard) In stock it hits 100 use AMD 1200 OEM 14 nm few months |
Great processor for its price!! Overclocked to 4.2GHz with a voltage of 1.4000V (: No |
I have an old small monitor, 1600x900, it runs games like CS and Dota easily. Compared the graphics of the CPU with the i3 8100, and Intel lost. It's worth getting this CPU for a few months, but then it's advisable to buy a GPU. With Intel, that won't work, you better get a GPU right away as integrated graphics will at most run games like "My World". A good option for a budget build. Decent integrated graphics doesn't heat up much not very expensive can be overclocked There might be a hassle with the drivers, it doesn't want to find the integrated graphics. use AMD Ryzen 3 Summit Ridge less than month |
Flying below the radar
You know, if you open at least one top low-cost processor, you are unlikely to find a Ryzen 3 1200 there. And this is not surprising, because two very successful generations of processors from AMD have already come out since then, and an even more advanced Zen 3 architecture looms on the horizon. We have some compelling arguments to prove that the Ryzen 3 1200 is still good. At least on a low-cost build.
Nearly half the price of the Ryzen 3 2200G
Let's start with the price-performance ratio. Yes, the Ryzen 3 1200 is far from the most powerful chip we've seen. But it's too early to write it down, in most benchmarks it lags behind the newer Ryzen 3 2200G by 10 – 15%. In some benchmarks like Cinebench and Winrar tests, the gap reaches 30%. In games, the difference is hardly noticeable at all, since the graphics card makes almost all the difference. At the same time, the Ryzen 3 2200G will cost you almost twice as much. The second nuance is the socket. If you're broke, but you need to build a computer bloody from the nose, such a chip will successfully cope with the role of a fairly performant temporary plug. Take not the cheapest motherboard decently on the B450 chip, then in the future you can easily plug in some 12-thread Ryzen 3600 into it and life will sparkle with new colours.
14nm vs 12nm process technology
If you decide to take just such a processor, then we strongly recommend that you look for the 12-nm version with the AF index on the market, which is based on a newer crystal, costs literally three kopecks more than the usual Ryzen 3 1200, and is almost one-to-one in terms of power like Ryzen 3 2200G. Plus, the 12nm version overclocks perfectly, on a standard cooler you can get stable 3.9 – 4 GHz on all four cores. The regular Ryzen 3 1200 isn't as sharp, but the unlocked multiplier lets you tweak the frequencies a bit.
















































