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Who should buy a Ryzen APU, and who shouldn't

Who should buy a Ryzen APU, and who shouldn’t

Posted on February 18, 2018July 3, 2019 By Jarvis

The Ryzen APU is the best game in town, and possibly the only game, but not for everyone.

If you’re asking yourself, “should I buy a Ryzen APU?” for a new budget gaming PC, the short answer is yes, probably.

That’s because for building a ground-up, entry-level gaming machine, the Ryzen APU is the best game in town, and possibly the only game for DIY builders, in the face of wallet-busting GPU prices.

But for everyone? Well, no. There is no one-size fits all answer, so read on to learn who should buy the Ryzen APU—and who shouldn’t.
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