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I highly recommend you to spend more on the motherboard so you can more easily and cheaply upgrade to better components in the future. I recommend the B450 DS3H.
But will it do so in older games like BF3? I have the same Radeon and the Athlon II x2 245 and it only bottlenecks in CPU heavy games like BF3, and even then it was like 60% GPU and 100% CPU. Hell, will the Radeon bottleneck the CPU instead?
We played Battlefield 3 on CPUs with half as much processing power as the Athlon.
Why wont you buy intel?
https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-RX-Vega-8-Ryzen-iGPU-vs-AMD-HD-7750/m441833vsm7709
1. 2200G and using the Vega 8 iGPU would give much better performance with fast RAM. (i.e. DDR4-3000 CL15 Corsair Vengeance LPX would be ideal)
2. The cheapest AM4 board that would be worthwhile is the ASRock B450 PRO4. Nothing cheaper than that.
3. A320 chipset doesn't allow for overclocking which can severely lower the usefulness of a Ryzen CPU when it starts to fall behind future CPUs as there's no way for it to "catch up" without an overclock.
4. If OP can't afford a 2200G, a cheap B450 board, and a decent kit of RAM like I suggested, he shouldn't be building a PC because he won't get anything good for what he's looking to spend when it comes to gaming. The parts I mentioned are entry-level for gaming; anything less is not going to cut it for long, if at all.
I'm on a tight budget here, sorry.
Yes, I understand that the Vega 8 is much stronger than the 7750. But entry-level parts are enough for me.
Putting it into perspective. ^
Long an short of it is both your GPU and 200GE pick ain't gonna do what you want.
I played BF3 great on my old FX8350/R9 280x but what you want to do has disaster written all over it.
https://www.techspot.com/review/458-battlefield-3-performance/page5.html
200GE and 7750 are NOT entry level gaming, they are below that. 200GE is extremely ultra budget, not entry level, and when an iGPU can destroy a dedicated GPU, that's not even close to entry level.
You'll be sorely disappointed because the performance value for what you're going for is not going to be great. You're better off saving up for a 2200G like we suggested, or better. I wouldn't ever recommend going with barebones just because you don't want to wait and save up longer to afford something else, it's just stupid to do gradual changes because you end up wasting more money.