Customer Ratings & Reviews

100$ for a integrated GPU better than anything Intel has, great CPU with overclocking capability. If your not looking for a dedicated GPU or starting out with PC gaming this is a great option. Overclocking on a 450W EVGA power supply and 2 fans (1 CPU Fan & 1 Exhaust Case Fan) I got: CPU 3.9ghz at 1.325 Volts GPU 1.602ghz at 1.19375 Volts Tested 100% with AIDA64 for 25 mins, no crashes. A good ~8 fps boost.

Got on sale but without, the value for this jewel far exceeds expectation. The vega on-board graphics are phenomenal and mountains better than any Intel cpu graphics I've encountered.

I bought this processor for my nephew, his computer runs games like Dota 2, GTA V. We also watch movies on the same computer and it is very useful to do several things at the same time.

Great price! Perfect for my pc build. If available will purchase again.

This is a beast of a chip. Picked it up to build a budget streaming rig with a 1660 Super card. but believe it or not this thing is way under-rated. It performs better than my old FX-6300 (3C/6T) processor. Lower TDP, and integrated graphics are more than enough for majority of desktop users. Will even be suitable for light gaming (nothing too intense) . To do this, highly recommend 3000mhz and faster ram. Dual Channel (2 sticks) and atleast 16GB ram. Your integrated GPU utilizes system memory, 8GB will not be enough (unless its just a desktop,) THere is no reason why the minimal now-adays should be less than 16GB. I paired mine with 2xGB DDR4 3200mhz PNY XLR8 ram. and a 512GB NVME PNY XLR8 SSD. super happy with the combo. Additionally its all on a budget Gigabyte A320-S2H board.

I bought this Apu to use in a pc I was building for my mother in law (because the pre built ones on here have $300 worth of slow cheap components and then they charge you $700 for it). The entire build was just over $400 including an msi motherboard, corsair power supply, 16gb corsair vengeance lpx 3200mhz ram, a 1TB crucial p1 M.2 NVMe SSD, nzxt case, and the cpu. I overclocked the cpu to 3.8ghz and the gpu to 1700mhz (1250 is stock). Installed Xbox gamepass app and tested it out. It runs most of the newer games at 1080p on medium to ultra settings at 60fps (resident evil 2 and 7, Grounded, Dead by daylight). I was actually pretty blown away by the performance of this pc. Other than the fact that it can’t play vr or crank the games up to 4k ultra, I couldn’t tell a difference in performance compared to my $2,000 beast gaming pc. This thing is really fast. If you check out the parts in most of the pre built pcs on here they are matched really horribly. For instance: $500 hp desktop has a ryzen 3 3200u.... that’s a 15 watt dual core laptop processor with only 3 gpu cores.. this one is a quad core 65 watt chip with 8 gpu cores. Big difference in performance. Plus that pc has 8gb of super slow ram which 2gb of it is used as video ram for the gpu leaving you with only 6 and the system allocates 3.5 for Windows leaving you with 2.5... plus it 2400mhz (slow). Not a recipe for a good experience. If you step up to the $800 Lenovo with an i7 and 12gb ram (again, slow ram), they put a SPINNING Hard drive in it!!! Talk about killing your performance and causing minute long boot times. A good 256gb ssd is $20! Anyways, this little Apu is the cheapest entry chip in the Ryzen gaming lineup and it’s performance is actually really great. It’s integrated gpu is twice as powerful as the uhd 630 gpu that in all of intels chips (even the $300-$500 i7s or i9s). If you’re just using it for basic computing or even 1080p gaming, the $400 pc I built mops the floor with most of the pcs on here for $1000 or less.

To start with i love this cpu works great it has Intergraphics built in. This was for a build without a graphics card although you can use one with it. The graphics card would run on its own and cpu would just do the processing. I chose this on because we were on a budget gaming build. No complaints on the this Ryzen 3 as it works great on STEAM and off too. I got Star Wars Fallen Order at 60 fps which really good. So I do recommend this cpu if your on a budget build like I was. The included fan works good too I have plenty of air flow with 3 fans.

What more could I say that hasn't already be said? If you know what this is, you understand why it's great. Want it? Buy it. Unless you genuinely don't need or genuinely can't afford it, buy it. Great cooler, great price to performance for both CPU and GPU, and the price point is only beat by AMDs $50 Athon line. Stop wasting your time reading this, it should be in your cart already.

Fantastic bang-for-buck CPU. If you are an avid gaming enthusiast/DIY PC builder, it’s certainly not the go-to unit, but for a budget build for everyday computing, it’s excellent! I have two of these set up with discrete graphics cards as gaming rigs for my kids & they perform very well. One of the biggest upsides to these CPUs is their onboard graphics. When paired with at least 16gigs of fast (3200MHZ +) RAM, video output is pretty darn good! For an everyday home PC, everything plus a little light gaming is super!!! I recommend if you aren’t looking for enthusiast-level performance/overclocking...but then if you are “that guy,” you’re already well aware of that!!!

I love "Ryzen" the 3200g is a good start if you don't want to break the bank account. Runs pretty well with no gpu but when paired with say Raedon rx 570, 5600xt. You get a buttery smooth experience with decent fps.

I bought this to go in my teenager's first PC. My plan was to get a good motherboard (ASUS AM4 Tuf Gaming X570) and a cheap processor so we can update components (processor/GPU) as we go along. This processor's 4 cores and integrated GPU give us a starting point that's peppy for school work and good enough to play basic games. It's able to drive the 1440p resolution of our monitor, but it only gets the basic frame rates (around 30-60fps on a monitor can do 170Hz)- as expected. This processor is a bargain at $100 and I'm very happy with it. Installation was easy- the fan had thermal paste on it already so all we had to do with socket the chip, put the fan on, and screw it down.

I bought this simply to see how much processor plus integrated graphics I could get for such a low price. I have a Ryzen 5 1600af, and a Ryzen 9 3900x as well. I overclocked the 3200g to 4.1ghz and am using a noctua u9a cooler, 16gigs of 3000mhz ram and an intel 7600p nvme ssd. For everyday web browsing, streaming, doing multiple tasks at once etc this thing is awesome. It's very impressive and I love it. I am using a gigabyte b450 ds3h motherboard and a 700 watt evga bronze psu.

At MSRP this Ryzen 3 3200g provides an IGP roughly equivalent to a GT1030 graphics card which sells now for $100 to $10 plus a reasonably fast quad core processor. Pretty good budget solution for $99 plus tax plus a clear upgrade path to a Ryzen 5 or 7 or 9 3000 series CPU later or even a 5000 series chip with a BIOS update. Just have to watch BB very close to catch one in stock as they sell out quick.

This is my first modern build since 2004. Wow, it is fast. It beats my old Intel 3.4 GHZ with PIC-Xpress 16 Nvidia GeForce GT640 2GB of GDDR5 in everything with its integrated graphic. That's right, you did not miss-heard. The Ryzen 3200G with Vega8 integrated graphics destroyed a GeForce Dedicated GPU. Hopefully I will eventually upgrade to a Ryzen 9 5800x and a Radeon RX6700 or so.

Great little CPU! 4 cores with a decent boost clocks speed. Great for entry level gaming and all around PC use! Just make sure that you get some decent ram. Ryzen is heavily dependent on RAM speeds. A 3000mhz kit should work fine. 1080p gaming is actually pretty decent on this little guy. Great if you want to get into PC gaming without trying to find a GPU as of today.

The 3200g is a great cpu especially for the price. If you are using this just for basic browsing, this is a cheap way to build a rig. Also, I purchased this during the crazy cpu/gpu prices and this was purchased at a reasonable price (within msrp).

Enhance the performance of your desktop computer with this AMD Ryzen 3 3200G quad-core processor. The 4GHz Max Boost clock provides ample power for running intensive applications, and 4MB of L3 cache queues commands in the processor quickly. This AMD Ryzen 3 3200G quad-core processor has Radeon Vega 8 graphics for everyday use playing movies or casual games.

Great budget CPU. The cpu is really good if you are doing a budget build like me. The integrated graphics didnt let me down, runs rainbow six siege and apex legends ok, gets good fps on valorant. If you want to overclock this cpu, make sure your motherboard can handle it, or else your pc will freeze in game.

For a CPU with no hyper-threading this is a beast! Can run a game like Fortnite at medium settings and still pull down 90+ FPS (note 16gb ram). For sure entry level but for the price I was blown away...obviously heavier graphics loads aren't possible but can be paired with an older gpu for a quick upgrade.

This cpu paired with a nice micro-ATX motherboard and 8GB ram made a great upgrade to the wife's computer. The cpu's built-in graphics and the mobo's graphics output provide the power and flexibility that she needs for the applications she uses. Best Buy delivery was great and a great price.