I used this processor for a small mATX build to drive a 4K tv for both movies and some light gaming and I've been extremely happy with the results. The CPU portion of the chip is a fantastic value on its own, comparable to a Ryzen 1500X and it's performing very well.
The graphics side has just blown me away though, I've been able to play multiple games in 4K (on medium-low settings granted) with decent framerates and no noticeable stuttering), so far the only two I've tried are World of Warships and Battlefleet Gothic: Armada but I've been exceedingly happy with it, I never would've believed just how capable this thing is without seeing it for myself and with current graphics card prices this thing has been a lifesaver. I liked it so much I decided to build a second one for my brother and a 2200 version for my dad.
All 3 chips have been fantastic, the only things I would note is that the graphics will perform significantly better with high speed/multiple sticks of DDR4, and that if you're planning to use one of these for a HTPC or other quiet build the stock cooler isn't very loud, but if you have a fairly open case it is audible, especially if you don't have something like a HDD making noise to cover it up. It isn't loud by any means, but it's something to consider when choosing a case and people trying to build a fully silent pc may need to look at other coolers.
| Processor | 3.9 GHz ryzen_5_2400g |
|---|---|
| RAM | 16 GB |
| Hard Drive | 1 TB |
| Graphics Coprocessor | AMD Radeon RX Vega 11 |
| Chipset Brand | amd |
| Wireless Type | 802.11b/n/ac |
