sling-shot
Wise Old Owl
Ryzen 2200G > 1200 because it performs slightly better and it also comes with a backup in the form of onboard graphics in case the discrete GPU fails so that you won't rendered stranded.
If you seriously do not want to wait for Ryzen 2nd generation, then I suggest you try to get Ryzen 5 2400G because it has the ability to run 8 threads and coupled with your discrete card, might perform better in the long run. Further you are not considering overclocking.
The difference in price between 2400 MHz RAM and 3000 MHz RAM could be 1000 to 1200 Rs. If you can accommodate the higher RAM speed in your budget go for it. Or else try to get something higher than 2400 MHz.
Like @gta5 said, from the past Ryzen launches we can expect the new AMD launches to be available within a week of their international launch here in India as well.
Because of success of Ryzen and AMD's assurance of support for AM4 pin upto 4 years we can expect good replacement availability for upto 6 years in my guess. I would only consider AMD route. They are more value for money and would give longer life for your components.
If you are getting an SSD, you can live with your WD Green HDD, but if HDD is only going to be your main storage then please get at least Blue series with 7200 RPM or Black.
I believe buying used hardware components could be tricky and surely not dependable unless it is for a second/backup system.
If you seriously do not want to wait for Ryzen 2nd generation, then I suggest you try to get Ryzen 5 2400G because it has the ability to run 8 threads and coupled with your discrete card, might perform better in the long run. Further you are not considering overclocking.
The difference in price between 2400 MHz RAM and 3000 MHz RAM could be 1000 to 1200 Rs. If you can accommodate the higher RAM speed in your budget go for it. Or else try to get something higher than 2400 MHz.
Like @gta5 said, from the past Ryzen launches we can expect the new AMD launches to be available within a week of their international launch here in India as well.
Because of success of Ryzen and AMD's assurance of support for AM4 pin upto 4 years we can expect good replacement availability for upto 6 years in my guess. I would only consider AMD route. They are more value for money and would give longer life for your components.
If you are getting an SSD, you can live with your WD Green HDD, but if HDD is only going to be your main storage then please get at least Blue series with 7200 RPM or Black.
I believe buying used hardware components could be tricky and surely not dependable unless it is for a second/backup system.
