Bought it on MDComputers site. Cost was cheaper than other online stores. Good packaging and faster shipping. The processor is good, and with a 16GB DDR4 RAM and 500GB Nvme SSD, Windows 10 boots in a jiffy. Runs most of the office apps, and games without any issues. Good choice for a desktop under 50K.

As for the I've been using this for the past 1 week and the product itself the Ryzen 5 3600 is the best under 20,000/-. The 3600 is snappy and has quite the aggressive boost clock. My particular one is holding a good 4.125GHz on all cores and that too on an a320 motherboard. The temps are somewhat higher on this than Intel CPUs but there is a workaround it. Firstly those who have this processor should understand that the 3600 has higher clock speeds even when idle though my idle temps were at 37-39 and on load was around 75-77. The best thing you can do is to use either the chipset driver's power saver plan or the windows power saver plan itself. This dramatically reduces the idle core clocks and when on load it doesnt needlessly boosts all cores to its max speed. Even using the power saver option all cores are being utilized when needed to so there is nothing to be worried about.
I am not at all disappointed by my purchase at MDComputers..

best value for money product from amd, recommended for mid tier gaming PCs.

The stock cooler is not very good. I get Max temp of almost 90 while playing pubg. The performance is good but need a AIO cooler for more comforting temperatures

4 stars

Few issues
1. Higher temps at stock (on load)
2. PBO cannot sustain higher clocks using stock cooler
3. Higher latency (inter CCX delay) affects gaming unless compesated by OCed RAM
4. Must OC RAM for best performance. Nothing below 3200MHz CL16
5. Low OC headroom beyond the mentioned Boost clocks

For casual gamers, have a look at Ryzen 3500 and get a better GPU and RAM with saved money
The 3600 is good for productivity/gaming but requires correct tuning.