Testseek.co.uk have collected 270 expert reviews of the AMD Ryzen 3 1300X 3.5GHz Socket AM4 and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD Ryzen 3 1300X 3.5GHz Socket AM4.
July 2017
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The editors liked
Fiercely competitive pricing for quad-core CPU
Robust gaming performance
Good day-to-day performance
Very easy to overclock
Doesn’t use a lot of power
Easy to keep cool
Solid value
Impressive multi-core performance
Easy upgrade path
Lots of motherboard choice
Low platform cost
Easy to overclock
Sense MI technologies
Very low thermal output
Great for gamers
Competitive mainstream performance
Neutral
- No RGB Wraith cooler (Why not make them more accessible AMD?)
- Same power envelope as Ryzen 7
Low price
Four physical cores
Unlocked multipliers
Beefy bundled cooler
Supports inexpensive chipsets
Impressive multi-threaded performance
Good gaming performance
Impeccable value
Significantly faster video encoding
More cores than most budget CPUs
Competitive price versus performance
Significantly lowers AM4 and Ryzen platform entry cost
Good 1080P60
1440P60
And slightly higher refresh rate gaming performance at stock and when overclocked
Unlocked overclocking multiplier
High-speed memory sup
The editors didn't like
None
“One of the most affordable Ryzen chip we’ve tested to date is also one of the most exciting. If you’re looking for competitive quad-core performance on a budget
You’ll be blown away with what the 1300X has to offer.”
AMD Ryzen 3 1300X Quad-Core C
Lack of IGP may hurt target market
IGPU
SMT
Unambitious clock speeds
Overclocking isn't rewarding
Lagging benchmark scores
Runs a little too warm
Power consumption is significantly higher than Intel competitors
Intel's bargain Pentium G4560 remains a tough thorn in AMD's side
Lack of iGPU compared to Intel competitors may limit some possible applications or troubleshooting approaches
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Four physical cores, Efficient AMD Zen architecture, Cooler included
No integrated graphics
AMD has been most relevant in the budget market for the past several years. This is where it retreated to when it couldn't keep up with Intel's advances, and it actually did fairly well by cutting prices and repositioning its formerly-high-end products. A...
Abstract: I remember the day when I got my first computer and it had an AMD Sempron processor in it, the first thing on my mind was whats an AMD and why is it not an Intel processor. This was the time that Intel held on to the lead so strong that they held on to it...
To sum it up, the AMD Ryzen 3 1300X is a phenomenal processor that outperforms the Intel Core i5-7400 on synthetic benchmarks and is on par when it comes to real-world tests, in this case video rendering on Adobe Premiere Pro. The AMD Ryzen 3 1200 on the...
Excellent price, Decent performance, Unlocked multiplier, Includes latest I/O features
Single threaded performance still outclassed by Intel, Optimization still on the way from most devs
Prev Next8.8Viable alternativePerformance 8.5Functionality 8.8Value 9.2ProsExcellent priceDecent performanceUnlocked multiplierIncludes latest I/O featuresConsSingle threaded performance still outclassed by IntelOptimization still on the way from most dev...
Despite its budget appeal, the Ryzen 3 1300X behaves like a Haswell-based i5. At 4-cores and 4-threads you won't have much trouble in day-to-day use. You might find some headaches running heavier workloads such as editing high-resolution videos or renderi...
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Published: 2017-07-27, Author: Leo , review by: techporn.ph
Abstract: While our sample of the Ryzen 1300X and 1200 are still in transit, reviewers world wide have already taken a look at the much anticipated CPUs. These are slated to take a jab at the Intel Core i3 CPUs, retailing at about 7250 (R3 1300X) and 6000 (R3 1200)...
With the results above, there is no clear winner. The i36100 performed better when it comes to a majority of the games we tested, while having a toastier idle temperature. Not to mention, it even comes with an Integrated Graphics Processing Unit (iGPU), a...
