True Quad-Cores Packed with Processing Power: Ryzen 3 1300X & Ryzen 3 1200
Price-conscious gamers everywhere: The new AMD Ryzen™ 3 CPUs are available for pre-order now at Caseking! Both entry-level models from AMD’s Ryzen™-series come with 4 cores (quad-core), 8 MB L3 Cache as well as 2 MB L2 Cache and a 65 Watt TDP. The Ryzen 3 processors also utilise the XFR auto-overclocking feature (Extended Frequency Range) and, thanks to their unlocked multipliers, they can be overclocked with ease. The boxed versions come bundled with a whisper-quiet AMD Wraith Spire CPU cooler.
All AMD Ryzen™ 3 models at a Glance:
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Support for AMD Ryzen Master
The AMD Ryzen Master Utility for Overclocking Control, aka Ryzen Master (external download link), is a practical tool allowing all AMD Ryzen CPUs, thanks to their unlocked multipliers, to be quickly and easily overclocked. While overclocking is ordinarily performed via BIOS/UEFI, Ryzen Master allows this to be done within the operating system directly. The clock frequency of the processor is determined by the Baseclock (BCLK) which is multiplied by a known factor. With a standard 100 MHz BCLK and a multiplier of 40 we receive the standard 4,0 GHz Boost Clock of a Ryzen 7 1800X. 
In order to overclock a Ryzen CPU via AMD Ryzen Master, the following requirements must be met:
- An X370- motherboard or B350 chipset must be present
- The Ryzen CPU must receive appropriate cooling
- Use of the tool requires the activation of HPET in Windows 10
- The Power Plan in Windows must be set to „High Performance“
- Reading the Ryzen Master user manual is highly recommended
- Attention: Overclocking invalidates the guarantee!
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