AMD Ryzen 3 Raven Ridge 2200G BOX (YD2200C5FBBOX)
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Four cores. Powerful integrated graphics. Overclocking support.
8 available external PCI Express 3.0 lanes
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Model overview based on user reviews
The AMD Ryzen 3 Raven Ridge series, particularly the 2200G variants, is highly praised for its excellent price-to-performance ratio, making it a popular choice for budget builds. Users appreciate its powerful integrated graphics, which competes well with entry-level discrete GPUs like the GTX 730 and 1030, allowing for decent gaming performance in titles like CS:GO, Dota 2, and even GTA 5 at medium-high settings. The processor is noted for its cool operation and ease of overclocking, although some users experienced issues with heat during intensive tasks like video rendering. While the stock cooler is generally sufficient, some users recommend upgrading for quieter operation. Compatibility with Windows 10 is seamless, though it does not support Windows 7. Overall, the Ryzen 3 Raven Ridge is a solid choice for budget-conscious users looking for a capable CPU with integrated graphics, suitable for both gaming and general computing tasks.
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Bought this model because I didn't have enough money for a discrete graphics card, so I had to go with this chip :). The boxed cooler handles the cooling wonderfully, performance is at a good level, with a Vega 8 (2 gb) graphics core on board. Games like CS:GO and Dota 2 can be played almost on ultra settings :). Personally, I am satisfied with this processor. Been using it for 2 weeks. For its price, it's an excellent option. No |
Guys, the percentage is a bomb !!! at maximum speed, Wot pulls. No problem 40-50fps without overclocking the processor. I overclocked the memory to 3000. It’s true that you need to tinker with firewood, and the current is Windows 10 !!! there’s no other way. built-in graphics. The cooler is noisy, in the future the tower from the arctic and normal thermal paste and everything is ok)).  Vasya Kalenyuk: use AMD 2200G BOX few months |
I assembled a PC to replace the core 2 duo. I took a gigabyte b450 motherboard and two 4GB RAM sticks. For the initial gaming PC just right. All components support overclocking, once I tried to disperse the prog of the raiser, my mother died. Sent it in for repair under warranty! Did returned no more overclocking for a week. The games all go though, on the built-in graphics, artifacts appeared. Brakes too. If you do not drive the box cooler enough. I liked the price compared to Intel. The temperature does not exceed 65 degrees at full load. After installing the cooler from the box with applied thermal paste, it stuck very strongly, when it was necessary to send the cooler for repair, the cooler blamed the percent from the platform by bending one leg (fixed), replacing the regular cooler with a tower with liquid metal.  Vladislav Korol: use AMD 2200G BOX more than year |
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