Yeah, they're only available as BGA mobile parts atm, but it's pretty obvious that 65W versions will be coming to AM4 PGA. The R5 3400G apparently showed up on a Sisoft bench run last week, with a bump from 3.6/3.9 to 3.7/4.2 over the 2400G.
No, those 6-cores are fakes. Previous poster posted the right one, Ryzen 5 3.7GHz-4.2GHz, 4c/8t with 11CU, and the Ryzen 3 is 3.6GHz- 4.0GHz, 4c/4t 8CU. Very similar to previous 2400G and 2200G, but made on 12nm and with soldered heat spreader- so are able to clock a bit higher.
I love the case design on this one. It's functional in a meaningful way that makes me want to buy one almost regardless of whats inside. (Though the ribbed front panel could stand for some flatness and maybe a different means of ventilation if those ribs are hiding air intake space.)
@Ian: This question is quite late (as AMD only announced the 3400G official specs about 40 hours ago), but maybe you or somebody here who knows can confirm that this case will be wide (or tall) enough to accommodate the 3400G with the now supplied, taller, Wraith Spire heatsink? It looks a bit snug, maybe too snug. Thanks!
I have one. You can't fit a Wraith Spire at all - no chance. You can fit a Stealth if you remove the decorative ring with the AMD logo, but it's tight. You get a cooler in the box but it's very similar to the one you get bundled with the Athlon 200GE, so good enough for a 35 watt chip but not really adequate for a 65 watt chip. I'm using a 2400G with a Noctua NH-L9a-AM4, which fits comfortably.
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camelNotation - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - link
Ryzen 3000 APUs will be Picasso, the 12nm refresh of Raven Ridge.AdditionalPylons - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - link
Yes it seems so. Not much of a difference compared to 2200G/2400G, so not surprising that they will work in the A300. See e.g. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Images-and-specifica...Haawser - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - link
Yeah, they're only available as BGA mobile parts atm, but it's pretty obvious that 65W versions will be coming to AM4 PGA. The R5 3400G apparently showed up on a Sisoft bench run last week, with a bump from 3.6/3.9 to 3.7/4.2 over the 2400G.coit - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - link
Ryzen 3 3300G 6C 12T 15CU 3.0 -3.8GHz 65WRyzen 5 3600G 8C 16T 20CU 3.2 -4.0GHz 95W
neblogai - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - link
No, those 6-cores are fakes. Previous poster posted the right one, Ryzen 5 3.7GHz-4.2GHz, 4c/8t with 11CU, and the Ryzen 3 is 3.6GHz- 4.0GHz, 4c/4t 8CU. Very similar to previous 2400G and 2200G, but made on 12nm and with soldered heat spreader- so are able to clock a bit higher.GeoffreyA - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - link
I wonder when the APUs will be announced.PeachNCream - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - link
I love the case design on this one. It's functional in a meaningful way that makes me want to buy one almost regardless of whats inside. (Though the ribbed front panel could stand for some flatness and maybe a different means of ventilation if those ribs are hiding air intake space.)Rocket321 - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - link
At first glance I thought there was a GIANT mouse sitting next to the case...neblogai - Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - link
ASRock got this one right, they sell out fast.CyrIng - Thursday, May 30, 2019 - link
Looks like the bottom side is right standed up !eastcoast_pete - Wednesday, June 12, 2019 - link
@Ian: This question is quite late (as AMD only announced the 3400G official specs about 40 hours ago), but maybe you or somebody here who knows can confirm that this case will be wide (or tall) enough to accommodate the 3400G with the now supplied, taller, Wraith Spire heatsink? It looks a bit snug, maybe too snug. Thanks!John_M - Sunday, June 16, 2019 - link
I have one. You can't fit a Wraith Spire at all - no chance. You can fit a Stealth if you remove the decorative ring with the AMD logo, but it's tight. You get a cooler in the box but it's very similar to the one you get bundled with the Athlon 200GE, so good enough for a 35 watt chip but not really adequate for a 65 watt chip. I'm using a 2400G with a Noctua NH-L9a-AM4, which fits comfortably.