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Just now, Fletch23 said:

Is a ryzen 3 2200 compatible with bazooka plus b450 

one person said it is and another said it is not

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/B450M-BAZOOKA-PLUS#support-cpu 

it's compatible, as you can see in the list here.

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31 minutes ago, CreativeName642 said:

In your original topic you said B360 which is not. B450 is compatible yes

 

30 minutes ago, Fletch23 said:

it was an accident one is plus on is not they are basically the same

B450/B450 plus, yes, small diff. B360 is a completely different platform.

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Pcpartpicker.com would he very helpful to you

 

Also make sure to quote people so we can see your responses

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