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so i do not understand the difference between ryzen 1200 vs 1300, 2700 vs 2800 why??? sorry for bad english

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The naming convention is pretty similar to how Intel does it. The first number is the generation, the number after that is a performance ranking within that generation. Usually higher performance means higher clock rate and/or more cores.

 

Ryzen 1xxx -> The first generation (aka Zen 1)

Ryzen 2xxx -> Improved version of first generation (aka Zen 1+)

Ryzen 3xxx -> The second generation (aka Zen 2)

 

Ryzen R3 1200 — 4 cores, 3.1 - 3.4 GHz

Ryzen R3 1300x — 4 cores, 3.5 - 3.7 GHz

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7 minutes ago, MKSanic said:

so i do not understand the difference between ryzen 1200 vs 1300, 2700 vs 2800 why??? sorry for bad english

The first number is the generations (like the 1 in 1200 means first generation) and then it's just the 'name' of the CPU.

Higher number in the same gen = better. So that can mean it has more cores/threads or it can mean it runs faster.

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Those with a G in the name carry onboard graphics, all but the Athlon 3000G (2 generations in this case) are 1 generation behind CPUs with the same first number in the name but without onboard graphics. 2200G is essentially 1200 with onboard graphics for example

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