Forget about the A6-6400K. It is a really lousy, four-year-old dual-core CPU that's slower than even an Intel i3 CPU that's five years old, and is of the lousy Bulldozer/Piledriver architecture that has a very poor implementation of the SSE 4.x support that Adobe software makes heavy use of. It is far inferior to the Ryzen 3 even in single-threaded performance! You might as well have only a dual-core Intel Celeron laptop if you buy that A6-6400K CPU.

Oh, by the way, other Adobe programs make good use of multi-threading. Once again, that A6-6400K falls well short there because it has only two cores and two threads while the Ryzen 3 1300X has four cores and eight threads. As such, that A6-6400K is well over three times slower than the R3-1300X in most apps.

Put this comparison in automotive terms, comparing the A6-6400K to the R3-1300X is like comparing a 1986 Hyundai Excel to a 2006 Honda Civic. The newer Civic is so much better than that piece of junk Excel (Hyundai did not achieve very good quality until the latter half of the 2000s).

In other words, that A6-6400K is worth much less than $45. In fact, I wouldn't pay even $20 for that CPU.