Very good processor, performed flawlessly in gaming as well as in some more demanding applications, if you find it cheaper than AMD's 3600, get it. The only downside is that it requires an aftermarket cooler as with its own, temperatures go up to 86 degrees during gaming and it's not the best for prolonged use. With an Arctic Freezer 34 eSports Duo for 35€, temperatures are very low.

Top processor. Buy without fear if you're not into overclocking. In games, it's a beast with my average RX 5500xt graphics card. I was stuck on buying the Ryzen 5 3600. Everyone was talking about it, it became a crazy advertisement, and prices skyrocketed due to the situation, of course. The joke of seeing its price at €220 and then after an hour it's gone up to €230 in the same store led me to Intel. I don't regret it at all. At the price of €203 that I bought it (available immediately on 11/12/2020), I believe it's worth more than the Ryzen 5 3600 (which must have been around €230 during the same period). Its cooler seems good enough for maniacs.
Update 17/02/2021
Eventually, with the maniac cooler, I saw temperatures reaching around 85 when I played some games on ultra graphics. I replaced it with the old one I had (Cooler master V8) and now the temperatures reach a maximum of 58 in the same games on ultra.

Buy the amazing processor without fear. I decided to push it and check its temperatures, and it reached 34 degrees. I thought something was wrong with the program until I downloaded a second one, which also gave the same result. The cooling system I have is a Master Liquid 240

Very good processor. One of the best I have tried. The case fan doesn't seem so good and high-quality to me.