Is the 2200g holding price well?

[ExoMale]

I am after one of the Ryzen APU’s and to not spend more than I need to And so far I keep seeing the 2200g like a fiver less than the 3200g online, so I’m curious if the 2200g is holding it’s price well or the 3200g isn’t good enough to bump the prices down?

 

[humbug]

Yeah they are both around £75 to £80.

If you're going to buy one spend the extra £5 the 3200G is better, i think the 2200G is holding its value because they are still selling well.

 

[Darkpassenger]

The 3400g must be the best buy I think...

 

[ExoMale]

Yeah they are both around £75 to £80.

If you're going to buy one spend the extra £5 the 3200G is better, i think the 2200G is holding its value because they are still selling well.

The 3400g must be the best buy I think...

Thanks for replies.

Ha yeah thought so then as the 1200 is still £45-55 itself and we know the APU always cost more. I suppose in this case then it’s a no brainier for the 3200g.

the 2400/3400 are better, but also more costly, I don’t need anything fancy as it’s for an office based use, I just want something quicker than the A6 9500 I’m using.

 

[marms]

The 4000 series APUs should be out soon, should be a nice boost using Zen 2 cores.

 

[sandys]

The jump in cpu cores in the x400g is worth a step up, or try used at the likes of cex thats where I picked up my daughters 2400g

 

[Darkpassenger]

Thanks for replies.

Ha yeah thought so then as the 1200 is still £45-55 itself and we know the APU always cost more. I suppose in this case then it’s a no brainier for the 3200g.

the 2400/3400 are better, but also more costly, I don’t need anything fancy as it’s for an office based use, I just want something quicker than the A6 9500 I’m using.

Yeah that dual core is very slow lol