For many applications, adequate everyday CPU for a small price. Less suitable for low-power PCs, as no integrated graphics

I always build PCs from individual parts, while pay attention to the price, I found this very cheap CPU. You get him already from 25 EUR incl. Shipping and in the boxed version with cooler.
Clocked he is not with 2x 3400 MHz, as the name might suggest, but with 2x 3200 MHz, Turbo mode up to 3600 MHz. As more fuel-efficient 65 Watt TDP be specified. The CPU fits in current FM2 boards that you get also very favorable.
The cooler is relatively little high, therefore also suitable for narrow housing variables such as living room PCs. In normal operation it cools completely sufficient and is reasonably quiet. My advice is, if available, turn the fan control in the BIOS of the boards, so that the board down clocking the speed when the temperature is in the normal range. For OC I would not recommend the cooler of course.
It is important to know in any case that this CPU does not contain integrated graphics compared to most other current AMD processors. Say, you have to install a separate graphics card mandatory. This in itself is not bad, but adds to the costs of acquisition of the graphics card and a slightly higher power consumption by the same. So if you just want to build a low office PC, in which an extra graphics card brings no added value, should choose a different CPU with integrated graphics.

In everyday driving the speed and performance is adequate, Win 7 64bit starts up relatively quickly. Play Office / Internet / Videos of the CPU does not cause problems. Smaller games run the rest also.

Conclusion: you get here a very cheap CPU without graphics unit, which is sufficient for standard applications. A separate graphics card is mandatory. Bottom line four good star.