Gotta remember, according to steam stats, almost as many people are still using 1366x768 as there are people using 2560x1440. 1080p is still the dominant resolution though, with 67% (2/3) people still using it on steam.
Didn't amd say they'd release the 4000 series to consumers then they just didn't for a year and now they're doing the same thing with the 5000 series lol
It depends, somewhat. I've got a laptop with the Iris Pro 580 and a desktop with the 4750G. The 4750G definitely performs better, generally 50-100% better in games, but I'm pretty certain the Iris Pro performance is hampered by having "only" a laptop cooling system.
It's absolutely insane that the 750Ti is still relevant in the year 2021. I feel like tech tubers have been trying to retire the legendary 750Ti for the last 5 years and it somehow still manages to remain useful despite it's age.
That is because it's about 10% faster than a PS4/Xbox one and basically can be put on any PC as long as the PC has a pcie slot and the card fits. No extra power required.
it was a really powerful chip, for the most demanding games like latest gen forza lack of memory was suffocating it but some fiddling with settings made it just fine
The APU was a great recommendation for a friend getting into home computing, perfect for getting started cheaply, and there was a nice open niche for the 1070 we sourced once he found out he actually enjoyed gaming.
Same. And I was laughed at for buying an RTX 2070 last year when 30-series was around the corner. I opted for the 2070 because I KNEW there'd be a cluster of a release at least at the beginning of launch. Who has the last laugh now?
I did something like that. I was playing BeamNG with a A10 Acer for so long that I burned out the power cable conector and had to soler it back with a candle and a copper nail.
I feel so lucky for getting a 2060 super. At the time I was a bit disappointed in myself for not just waiting for 3000 series, but I haven't found any decent available GPUs from AMD or Nvidia. The 2060 Super has 8gb of vram, and can run some games in RTX. At the end of the day I'm just happy I have a modern PC that can play any game coming out.
When I first started building PC's in the 90's I sometimes had to fake being a OEM to get some parts from some supplies at the right price. Having someone with a registered company name that will let you say your worked for them was a very helpful thing and if you build computer/s for them then your not laying.
@@quakeprocrafter7972 "Without the majority of his entire income he'd be poor" NO SHIT. IF I WORKED 1 HOUR A WEEK I'D STARVE TOO. He's also definitely saved enough to retire at this point, so no.
I built a computer with a Ryzen 5 4650g last week. Excellent APU for these complicated times and the best part it's that it's a robust enough CPU to just need a GPU upgrade when the time comes.
That Gtx750ti has almost the performance of a gtx480 a top end graphic card that I bought on release for 513,- today price it is 3x times expensive thanks to mining. For that you buy a high end gaming laptop
Buying an RX 550 4GB for 70$ back in february (of THIS year btw) and then seeing it at 150$ now warms my heart and hurts a little at the same time tbh.
Q4 2020: "4000 series are just 3000 series with a GPU, what a rip off!" Q2 2021: "OMG 4000 series are 3000 series with a GPU why the f**k can't we get one?!"
for me, its still fine to get intel cpu + old used gpu. because apu prices also raised. while intel cpu getting lower with so much better performance than apu 😀
"...handing these customers to Intel." True story. I put together a parts list this weekend for a friend who doesn't care about gaming on his pc and Intel was the only viable choice for a modern APU.
@@edward3709 pretty much, as in country it is impossible to get a modern 1st hand amd APU. So 10400 for me it is then (and also the 11400 were sold so...)
After the dark times, after the pcmr gamers waged bloody war with the console gamers and car manufacturers and blood and cooling fluid ran in the streets...
@@mitchelm8783 I just ordered a ryzen 5 1600af with some other parts to pair with the 750ti from my old pc, hopefully I can find a rx570 or so for a reasonable price to pair with it :)
@@mufasadjembe1765 careful, most rx 570's in the market are tired from being used by miners, i bought mine off a miner, it has fan issues, it will probably cost you like 10 bucks to replace tho, but keep in mind, they are going to fail sooner.
Keep the 750 Ti even after you get a new GPU. It's got a compact design, requires no external power, has great thermals, driver support for every OS from XP up, and has native analog output support. There is no other GPU like it that you can buy. There is the 1050 Ti which is indeed much more powerful and has more VRAM but it doesn't support anything below Windows 7 and doesn't support analog outputs natively.
I see people in comments on these kinds of videos saying "i'm still using a gateway/emachines with a pentium 4" and I just can't fathom it, they make it sound like the internet, video games, etc, are super important to them, but they don't upgrade their computer for some reason? If they are a kid or on a fixed income of some kind(like disability) i would still wager they have ways to make extra cash and blow money on useless stuff all the time, and you can buy a used pc and upgrade it with used parts for a couple hundred bucks or so, so i really can't understand or accept the excuse making.
@@hzuiel Well you have to take into account that a lot of people are from third world countries, and let me tell you from expirience, It's too damn hard to save up money for anything else other than basic necessities... But yeah, after moving to another country with better salaries, if you would like to have it then It's pretty easy to save up for a top of the line pc, they have ALMOST no excuses, there might be a special case somewhere....
@@UniversalStandard mmmm what? First, I didn't say that you (as in anyone) should do that. I was comparing the two situations. One is easier than the other. Second, If you are struggling on a country like US or England or any country were you make at least $7/hr is because you don't know how to manage your finances. You don't need to work on a super company and make thousands of dollars a month to buy a super computer...
Worth mentioning: Ryzen 4000 APUs have some of the best memory controllers on the market, and the IGPU gains tons of performance by memory overclocking. 3200mt/s is a slap in the face for a controller that does 4000mt/s in 1:1 and 6000mt/s in 2:1
I remember the first i3 I got. At that time, the very idea of gaming without a dedicated card was...well, you didn't do it. I had just bought a Toshiba Satellite higher-end budget laptop, and I was able to actually game on it. It was amazing what it could do. Now we take it for granted, but that era of the first iGPUs was a mind-blowing jump. The next step back was miles away.
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I'm a user of the R7 4750G, and it has some amazing performance. Payed 600USD for the build (2*8gb 2666 mhz ram, 250 SSD, 550B motherboard, 500w power supply), and I can just praise the money to performance ratio. In Serbia, there are a lot of places to buy it. Keep up with the good work!
I'm from Serbia too and you could get it for much less (or rather more RAM/Storage, better PSU for the same price), check Vladimir Pejić's RUclips channel, quite useful!
I recommend you to replace the ram from 16GB 2666mhz to 16GB 3200 or even 3600 (you’ll have to enable XMP in the motherboard bios to use high ram speeds), I recommend you to watch ETA prime’s video on this processor in which he used DDR4 ram running at 4000mhz (his video name is “Amazing ryzen 7 Pro 4750G mini ITX gaming Build! No video card needed!")
One reason I didn’t watch LTT because I saw Linus as just another rich guy. I know he’s pretty down to earth now but he’s still a business man so gamer program is more for publicity than anything
@@casedistorted running a youtube channel is a business. If he wasn't a businessman to some extent he wouldn't be able to do it. People, businessman or not, are capable of acting altruistically. The gamer program would not be worth the time and effort if it was only a publicly thing.
@Chris Anderson . He's as down to earth as he ever was, far better than other you-tubers. There is plenty of other reasons not to watch LTT content, Jim being a business man isn't one of them. Unless you are watching content created by people that do not monetize or advertise on their videos, all creators are businessmen. It's either ignorance or cognitive dissonance to think otherwise.
I sold my gtx 750ti for 90 bucks on ebay, I had it since I built my first pc way back then, put it in an auction starting at 10 bucks it went all the way to 90 bucks couldn't believe it lol this are crazy times.
After I was lucky enough to get an rtx 3070 for msrp, I took the gtx 1070 that was in there before and sold it for $400. I bought that thing 4 years ago for $350.
It would be interesting to see a scrapyard wars right now with the exorbitant prices of gpus and the social distancing + people not wanting to meet with random people
The government here in the US has us under control with this media scare of covid now. Not being tinfoil hatty. I think its overblown. A danger, but blown out of proportion in almost every way.
@@frisosmit8920 They could, do it remotely, have parts sent it and not picked up in person, same as many people do it when they don't live in a big city or are willing to spend half day driving to the seller at their own cost and not the cost of their employer. etc. A 2nd hand build can be done without meeting anyone, same as buying new parts from a store.
@@amado4249 and that's why we're still talking about it a year later, idiots who think it's blown out of proportion. Look at New Zealand, they're back to normal because people have more than one brain cell and locked down for a few weeks.
@Transistor Jump Tell me how to install AMD's proprietary console APUs in a PC and you've got a point. Otherwise you don't and this APU is the current highest end APU.
@Transistor Jump I know that the console ones are far superior, but the fact remains that they can't be bought as off the shelf parts and even if you get one from other sources, you can't build a PC with them. That renders them irrelevant when discussing - PC COMPONENTS -
AMD are selling the console SOC's to sytems integrators with the GPU portion disabled (bad bins or licensing reasons). It has GDDR6 integrated into the SOC but uses a slow GPU seperately (RX 580 equivalent).
@Transistor Jump I was hoping that you were right, but so far, I can’t find any PC, prebuilt or part, with the Xbox APU with enabled iGPU. The fastest APUs are still the 4000 series. The AMD 4700s was leaked recently, which is rumored to be close to the Xbox Series. The only PC that has that chip had the GPU disabled, and the cpus are probably all like that. Do you have an example with a working iGPU?
Most people misunderstand where AMD APU's are in performance. Yes its integrated graphics but its not compute-limited integrated graphics like the others. It is bandwidth-limited integrated graphics. The only setting you cant jack up is the resolution(s) of render targets. You can have all the lighting, and all the traditional AA methods, and even texturing up to 2gb or 4gb (whatever your APU's shared memory limit is) with minimal performance impact. Screen resolution and the resolution of things like shadow buffers are what AMD APU's are most sensitive to, by far. If you can deal with 720P then a 3400G will play anything on the market at reasonable framerates without otherwise gimping the render settings. I mean, 60FPS Red Dead Redemption 2 @ 720P with high settings elsewhere... yeah? Thats where AMD APU's are. They arent for competitive gaming, but they provide a very good experience none-the-less.
@@styleisaweapon i use an A10-7800 and it runs csgo at around 65-75 fps on most maps during gameplay, 85 in some situations, at 720p. yes, csgo at less than 100 fps, i know, but you get an idea about how these things are considering this is a 7 year old low budget APU. as long as you dont plan on playing COD Warzone at +120fps on max everything you can get by with these things.
@@tomasmonzon207 On a 3400G (and single channel memory), CSGO at 1080P is always 100+ for me. Most DX9 games (and dont let valve kid you, CSGO is really DX9) play great even at 1080P on a recent AMD APU. This goes back to what the GPU bottleneck was back in the DX9 days and it was a pure compute bottleneck, which AMD APU's simply do not have.
my brother still uses my old 750Ti KalmX (passive, with DVI, HDMI and Displayport). Apparrently good enough for Civ 6. But I guess thats not saying much.
Since I'm seeing your face more than my mom ...few days ago i dreamt that i was working for you and you told me to build a blood cooled pc and use a human heart as a pump
@@kakarroto007 I am well aware of Emby and it's FOSS fork Jellyfin. Unfortunately Jellyfin is lacking in quality and quantity in terms of clients. Additionally I am a part of several Plex Shares and I believe Plex is the only software that allows great functionality across multiple servers such as global search and homepage and it's currently the only software people offer free shares for. I am rooting for Jellyfin to become viable for me and am ready to jump ship, but I don't see this happening very soon.
2-3 years saving up then if you can trust experts with the shortage. And then you might have enough to buy one from a then scalper priced one for up to 3000 dollars. I myself have more hope that the government finally does something against it. Looking at europe, they already ready up laws against scalping.
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A graphics card is never worthless if it does what you want from it, not like all Windows PC users are even interested in video games.Value is different for different people who have different uses for the products.
The lower end video cards on the market definitely still have use if you’re a retro video gamer on Windows PC using Windows 98 or Windows XP.Nothing quite like playing on the hardware.
I have 2 of them, a 4750GE, and 3x 4650G bought them for home built servers, explicit ECC support is something you cant get on the intel side unless you go with a crappy i3, but if you want more than 2-3 cores you'll have to shell out for a Xeon processor
I was trying to get a 3070 then 3060ti then 3060 for my pc, so I got my other pc parts and I'm stuck with the 1050ti, but atleast the 2200g is enough for my parents pc upgrade
Dude overclock the snot out of that Vega 8 iGPU. When I had one I could push it from 1100mhz to 1600mhz and that gained me 10fps. Edit: On the STOCK raith stealth cooler btw
I remember getting a 2400g and being psyched I could sort of game with a pc bc I was console before that. Then added a rx 580 8g and used the 2400g as my cpu while the 580 held strong as my gpu. The 2400g at the time was actually a very good cpu. Glad I grabbed a 5700xt sapphire pulse and a r5 3600 before all of this shortage crap started happening. But I still only play high refresh 1080p. I can play at 1440p at decent frames with this setup though. I grabbed some 3600mhz Trident Z RAM on sale that same day. It made a huge difference from the mismatching Chinese 2666mhz ram I was using lol. But that APU was a game changer for me. It still isnt a bad little iGPU. tl/dr the 2400g iGPU was a great starter gaming rig for me with enough (mismatching lol) ram, even though it was crap ram and 12 gb of it.
It’s on retail market in korea. 4750G for ~500$ 4650G for ~380$ 4350G for ~190$ The Korean computer parts market does not have a fixed price for each component. The market continues to change due to domestic supplies and demand. The current price is as of 11:39pm on 12 May 2021.
I liked how you actually acknowledged the 750ti after so many years, I understand why since I would also consider it the minimum for PC Gaming. I feel like you should have used a non reference GTX 750ti, mainly for slightly better cooling and higher core clock. I have two of them, an EVGA FTW and the dual fan ASUS model. I mainly use the ASUS one in a Retro Gaming Windows XP machine because of it's VGA output which I use with a CRT. I haven't used the EVGA FTW 750ti in forever, I only ever use it when I'm bored and wanna see how in performs in a new game. The GTX 750ti is kind of iconic and game changing to me, like the Radeon 9700 Pro or Nvidia 8800 GTX. Cards that people would consider a staple in PC Gaming evolution. The 750ti may have been a budget gaming card when it came out and it wasn't beefy like the 9700 Pro of 8800 GTX, but it was a card I saw a lot of people flock to when it came to the "PC Master Race" movement when most people were moving away from Xbox 360 and PS3. Instead of going for a Xbox One or PS4, how about the PC? The price, performance and, power efficiency made it real appealing to a lot of new comers, if they were wanting to build a budget PC or upgrade and existing one. When it first came out in 2013, it ran a lot of big games very well while looking and running better than the consoles. The gap narrowed as the years went by but still it did a respectable job. It now struggles in some games within recent years (hell it doesn't even start Death Stranding or Assassin's Creed Valhalla) , but you do have to keep your expectations in check and remind yourself it's a 2013 budget card. I really feel like this card made a huge impact for how it made Console Gamer's turn their heads and see that it was affordable and showed the many benefits of PC gaming at the time. It's a card I will always have respect for.
I remembered this video and built a 5700G build in early 2022. I've since upgraded to a 5800X3D / 6700XT and I also have a nifty little mico-computer to run steam link on in my living room. I'm honestly really happy the way everything worked out. I waited and got both for great prices! Thanks!
I bought a RTX2060 just before the RTX3000 series was publicly announced. I felt like such a dumbass. But now, a year later, I have a RTX2060 and lots of other people are stuck with old cryptomining cards sold at high prices on eBay, so now I feel like less of a dumbass.
@@therealb888 My problem is I upgraded to x570 and r9 5900x and coupled that with my old GTX 970. But the next generation is planned for 2023 which means I still have to wait 2+ years to finally up my PC gaming experience. I probably just buy a PS5 in the meantime.....
Just use your RTX 2060 For 5 Years.. And see how much Technology has been Developed, Instead of upgrading a GPU when There are another Next gen GPU Launched.. Just like me i'm Using RX 560 From 2017. It's now starting to Feel Unplayable in Some game, Yeah i wanted to Upgrade it too... But i might wait several Years later after the Shortage crisis been Solved.
Got one of these a while back. Can't remember when, it was early on in the life of these things. A10 7800 Series. I ran that thing for years. It was incredible. Kept me gaming on scraps when I had very little. It finally gave out in 2019 and I had some money at that point so I upgraded to a new system with dedicated GPU. However, if you are low on funds, an APU can be great. You won't ever play on the highest settings, but I ran many great games for years on one. I was playing Subnautica on it in 2019 when it finally gave out. And I could have taken way better care of it. Linus mentions resale value, but you could honestly just throw a little media machine/console emulator together with it when you do upgrade. I planned on making one of these myself, but honestly thought they had scrapped the whole idea of APU's due to lack of options when I looked last. Hopefully they do expand on them more, they are great value options.
Recommendation @LMG, I think it'd be a great idea to have a video (maybe tech quickie? Or a small portion of a main video) that explains how to read your plots that include 99% min and 95% min. For many people they may just find themselves staring at the "average" values and unaware what these other metrics mean. Although they can be very important in some scenarios. I'm sure some (most? A few?) tech savvy folk may be aware of these metrics. But even my friend who works in IT and regularly watches this stuff anyway, had asked me what these mean today.
My dad still uses the A8-6600k system I built for him, I'm often surprized how well it performs in 2021. Graphical demands this last decade seem to have aged things the most for the browser- zoom-office crew.
When you live in Russia and OEM stuff is sold right and left so much that I didn't even realize it was restricted for prebuilt machines... You know, there are lots of problems with Russia, but buying stuff here is a joy as not a single shop gives a shit to any regulation of the original companies and it seems to work fine somehow.
i recently bought a 4650G bundle for my gf. previously had a Ryzen 3 2200G, it was time to upgrade for her to play League of legends with me at 144Hz. so it's not necessarily restricted to OEMs / prebuilt pcs, but rather to bundles. It was a Ryzen 5 4650G with a MSI A520 mainboard for 270€ which is fine considering the times right now.
I never expected to see Linus cover the GTX 750 Ti (the GPU I'm still using years later - though of course I'd want to upgrade if better ones were actually able at a halfway decent price) in 2021, haha.
For a little perspective, I've got a 3900X @4.2ghz all core paired with a RTX 3090 and 64GB of 3600mhz RAM running off a 1TB Samsung 980 Pro PCIE 4 NVME and can't push MSFS2020 beyond about 45 FPS. It is notoriously thread bound. Playing MSFS2020 on my HTPC with a GTX 750Ti is still very enjoyable and the 750Ti still shreds eSports (Rocket League, etc). Point is, if all you can score right now is a 2gb 750Ti, you'll still have a good time gaming, even in 2021. The 750Ti is a legend for a reason :)
I got my Ryzen 7 5700G APU/CPU pretty easily. I'm going to be building the pc soon (it's my first pc build so I'll be recording the process on my channel), so I'll let you guys know how it fares
The OEM rule is to help support local computer stores and give them a break against big box stores and on-line hording. You can only purchase an OEM product if it can be considered a new pc or full upgrade. Motherboard + CPU and either a power supply or RAM. I had to follow that rule even back in the Windows 98 days. If you want one of these APUs look locally in a physical store around you.
I'm glad I didn't sell mine before the launch. I was planning to buy a cheap 2080ti after the 3000 launch and I was thinking of selling my 1080ti before the launch before the prices drop. Fortunately, I decided that the ~$100 I could save was not worth the roughly month with a GPU .
@@hellterminator thought about selling my beloved 1070 and buying a 3080. okay didnt get it a launch. thought to myself, damn now i have to wait at least a MONTH! foolish idiot past me was/is.
Right. I'm no advocate for these rough prices. And the only reason people are so rough is because people know. That some poor sack can't wait for the shortage to finish, and has to have the no difference on there 1080p monitor. But they got the new stuff. These companies can see that people are willing to pay stupid prices on these. Guess what next get the 4000 series. Don't be surprised if Nvidias msrp is gonna be 1200 cad for the 4070.
@@therealb888 because to be fair intel or Nvidia could buy them off the market if they were scared. I've never been a fan of amd. Because I predicted the moment they won they where gonna be overpriced as shit. And that's a totally different. At least I expect intel and Nvidia to rip me off. The moment amd makes a ripple in the market. There quickly off the board. In a few gens. With amd 3000 series I was singing there graces. An affordable cpu keeping up with intel. Without intel shenanigans. But the moment they released 4000 series to be more expensive. They lost me. I'm not even a fan of it. You come out with a good product. Now you want more money from me. Screw you. Plus amd lacks in features I want that the Nvidia cards offer. Because I'm not just a gamer. Like a solid encoder. Decent drivers. Besides the cpu I have right now. I've always got amd because it was what I could afford. But as soon as amd up'd the price because they beat the competition. They lost me. They where supposed to be a budget option. Offering good quality products for a price we could afford. So there in a different category on my shit list rn.
i like how living on a rock in the middle of the north atlantic ocean makes you not feel the effects of a global graphics card shortage in the slightest
3400G Owner here. The Vega 11 was fine for games like Valorant and League of Legends (It was even better once I added a 2nd 8GB stick of ram. With only 1 stick I only had 6gb of system ram due to the APU taking up 2gb of the 8gb for itself all the time). I eventually needed to add a 1650 Super to play all the other stuff the APU couldn't handle but it got me going. Now I run with the Vega 11 disabled in device manager and the 1650 super as the main display out over display port. G-sync is sooooooooo nice. Final upgrade will be a 3060ti down the road once I can get one for around msrp.
In the meantime - the Ryzen 3400G APU tends to tie the performance of the 4750G graphically despite being older. (Ryzen 3400G uses Vega 11 while the 4750G uses Vega 8).
@@e1ectricfee1 I was able to get my 5700 XT online, two days before they all went out of stock or were double the price of what they should’ve been. Got mine for 430 USD, a week or so later that same model sells for 1.4k lmao
And to think that I took a $40 price cut as a sign that AMD was getting rid of undesired inventory and would be pulling back support in favor of the 6000 series being released soon LOL gratitude is an important thing to learn in life…
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2 years ago we were pushing 8k ...today we're testing 720. What a time to be alive
ROFLMAO
Gotta remember, according to steam stats, almost as many people are still using 1366x768 as there are people using 2560x1440. 1080p is still the dominant resolution though, with 67% (2/3) people still using it on steam.
I rather run 240fps on 1080 than whatever i get with 1440.
Hopefully in two years were not testing 840x640
OMG! This is like war... post apocalyptic
For reference, the 4750g graphics is around 300% faster than intel integrated graphics (HD4400, HD 5500, HD520).
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Huh.
x2 times or more faster than hd630
Didn't amd say they'd release the 4000 series to consumers then they just didn't for a year and now they're doing the same thing with the 5000 series lol
It depends, somewhat. I've got a laptop with the Iris Pro 580 and a desktop with the 4750G. The 4750G definitely performs better, generally 50-100% better in games, but I'm pretty certain the Iris Pro performance is hampered by having "only" a laptop cooling system.
It's absolutely insane that the 750Ti is still relevant in the year 2021. I feel like tech tubers have been trying to retire the legendary 750Ti for the last 5 years and it somehow still manages to remain useful despite it's age.
I still rock a 2gb 750ti, mostly for playing Ark Survival Evolved... it is not a bad card, just old.
Yeah but this is what we've needed for a long time, we need tech to last and not become waste after 2 years
That is because it's about 10% faster than a PS4/Xbox one and basically can be put on any PC as long as the PC has a pcie slot and the card fits. No extra power required.
you come from another video. I see
it was a really powerful chip, for the most demanding games like latest gen forza lack of memory was suffocating it but some fiddling with settings made it just fine
The APU was a great recommendation for a friend getting into home computing, perfect for getting started cheaply, and there was a nice open niche for the 1070 we sourced once he found out he actually enjoyed gaming.
i am just incredibly glad i was able to build my pc in the summer of 2020 when this hadn't happened yet
Same. And I was laughed at for buying an RTX 2070 last year when 30-series was around the corner. I opted for the 2070 because I KNEW there'd be a cluster of a release at least at the beginning of launch. Who has the last laugh now?
I'm still stuck on a 9600GT because I didn't buy the 5700XT when I had the chance to.
"RDNA 2 will be the future-proof bomb", I said...
4 people that are willing to be publicly executed. Nice
same situation for me with the 2070 super. I'm more than satisfied with my decision
@@mix3k818 9600 GT?
As in from the DirectX 10 days?
Oh you poor, unfortunate soul.
I literally had an argument with someone in your server yesterday and you release this video today, THANK YOU FOR PROVING ME RIGHT
send them this video to spite them
@@crazeddutchman4957 yes
ok
Congratulations on your recent victory over the random internet person.
@@Chris-rg6nm don't get MAD, get AMD
I remember using a A10 APU in an Acer laptop to render a blender 20th Century Fox remake. It took 26 straight hours, but it did it.
Jesus christ lololol
Yes....i thought Linus needed a footnote disclaimer qualifying the "incredible" integerated graphics on A-series as shit
@@czdaniel1 compared to other integrated options at the time, the graphics on the A-Series were great. Apples to apples people...
I did something like that. I was playing BeamNG with a A10 Acer for so long that I burned out the power cable conector and had to soler it back with a candle and a copper nail.
Heh, also had an A10 Acer. It was an Aspire E5 I believe. Really garbage CPU but good GPU
I sold my 750TI a few months ago for more than I paid for it 6 years ago lmao
how much did you paid for it ? and for how much did you sold it ?
@@Sudegink i think i paid $50-100 for it and i sold it for around $120 LOL
i sold my RX590 a few weeks before the prices rose for like 200€. bought it for 180€. its now selling for atleast 400 fucking Euros...
@@AlexIstEinGott hope youre ready to drop a down payment on a house for a PC in a few years 😂
I feel so lucky for getting a 2060 super. At the time I was a bit disappointed in myself for not just waiting for 3000 series, but I haven't found any decent available GPUs from AMD or Nvidia. The 2060 Super has 8gb of vram, and can run some games in RTX. At the end of the day I'm just happy I have a modern PC that can play any game coming out.
When I first started building PC's in the 90's I sometimes had to fake being a OEM to get some parts from some supplies at the right price. Having someone with a registered company name that will let you say your worked for them was a very helpful thing and if you build computer/s for them then your not laying.
my dad created a fake company just so he could order business-grade laptops
@@MizoxNG that's crime
@@muhammadshafeeq8779 nahhh its not... Its just a loophole😂
Did you order your parts under the alias *Frank Abagnale* of *ACME Corporation???* :P
@@last5902 well if the company is registered then not really
Finally my 750ti is faster than something 😀
Edit: Now I feel rich😎
Yeah especially a 750
only if you also have a good cpu combination
@@doritosaurus1241 i was actually overclocking my old 750 today! Try +115 core clock and +500 memory
Yes but they're comparing to integrated. Dedicated will always more powerful
Yes 50 time faster than my pc
After showing us 5000$ pc build and calling us poor in every way, I love that Linus is trying to save our money.
$6k, though I think 5500 on sale, when I last saw.
this is still a 1k+ "apu" build at the end of the day.
lol without his sponsors hed be selling every last pc part he has and would be living in a apartment
What kind of a cheap system is that?
@@quakeprocrafter7972 "Without the majority of his entire income he'd be poor" NO SHIT. IF I WORKED 1 HOUR A WEEK I'D STARVE TOO. He's also definitely saved enough to retire at this point, so no.
I built a computer with a Ryzen 5 4650g last week. Excellent APU for these complicated times and the best part it's that it's a robust enough CPU to just need a GPU upgrade when the time comes.
same
3:51 the most convincing lttstore plug ever
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No.
1:20 why would you do this to us... my heart sank seeing this... I thought that kinda stuff was only gonna be on LTT’s onlyfans.
It was only until the GPU I realized it was ancient tech.
I don’t see what’s wrong isn’t that how you normally apply thermal paste? that’s how verge did it
ok
01:19 that really hurt my eyes and my heart so much..
Dont, the motherboard was still red, is it 2005? Must be an old motherboard
lmaoo
I had a mini stroke while watching that
Poor thermal compound
Just be glad it wasn’t modern hardware for him to abuse them..
Lol I have a 750 ti, and Linus is using it as the "Cheapest GPU they could find" 😳
That Gtx750ti has almost the performance of a gtx480 a top end graphic card that I bought on release for 513,- today price it is 3x times expensive thanks to mining. For that you buy a high end gaming laptop
Lol you should sell it now and make more money.
@@tonivanlaar9596 😭 not the laptops
Hahahaha I got a 710
sell it bro
Buying an RX 550 4GB for 70$ back in february (of THIS year btw) and then seeing it at 150$ now warms my heart and hurts a little at the same time tbh.
Well bought a rx 5700xt at 350 3 years ago and now im the most warmed 😂😂😂😂
an. rx.... 550...... $70...... WGHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
@@Dimondminer11 The original listing on Marketplace was 80$ so you can "WHAAAAAAA" a little bit more /s
I know I literally got the last 5700XT on amazon at MSRP before these doubled up in prices... Hurts more than warms though for enthusiasts...
I bought my RX480 before the first shortage. At $250. They were going for $800 2 months later because crypto
Q4 2020: "4000 series are just 3000 series with a GPU, what a rip off!"
Q2 2021: "OMG 4000 series are 3000 series with a GPU why the f**k can't we get one?!"
AMD Fanboy Syndrome intensifies.
widely available on online. Even local stores have them. Just no warranty i guess from amd. sold as cpu only.
@@binaryrust3228 for way overly inflated prices.
@@therealb888 they are better than intel igpu
for me, its still fine to get intel cpu + old used gpu. because apu prices also raised. while intel cpu getting lower with so much better performance than apu 😀
When Linus talked about iFixit I can't help but hearing Jayz's voice: "We disrupt his video to bring you a special message from iFixit." 🤣🤣🤣
Don't forget the explosions!
"No, we interrupt THIS interruption for a special message from iFixiiiiiit"
IFIXIIIIIIIT!!!!
FIXIT WITH IFIXIT
@@watermalone5782 "Wish you had a graphics card but inventory suuuucks? Fix it with iFixiiiiit"
*Sees the gtx 750 ti*
*looks at old pc*
You did me good old friend.
"...handing these customers to Intel."
True story. I put together a parts list this weekend for a friend who doesn't care about gaming on his pc and Intel was the only viable choice for a modern APU.
same. I've been suggesting my non gamer friends to get CPUs like 11400, best value right now
@@edward3709 pretty much, as in country it is impossible to get a modern 1st hand amd APU. So 10400 for me it is then (and also the 11400 were sold so...)
@@cherrypepsi2815 3600 is not an apu
Too bad Intel APUs lag so far behind AMD ones.
Have they even come up with an APU that has better graphics than the A-10 series from over 5 YEARS ago?
I saw the announcement for the Ryzen 5000 ones and was immediately wondering "will we ever actually see these?" lol
:)
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:)
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:)
In the grim dark future, there was the APU. . . 🙏
Just kill me already. I got a 3070 but on a prebuilt. This world is dark
After the dark times, after the pcmr gamers waged bloody war with the console gamers and car manufacturers and blood and cooling fluid ran in the streets...
@@mexreax4493 atleast you got one
CORES FOR THE CORE GOD, THREADS FOR THE THREAD THRONE
@@mesmeryze_ttv Help Me Brother! I am Bottlenecked here!
You can also use the 4750g to set RAM OC records with a decent MB due to the new lower process IMC
its a locked chip.
We can’t buy LTT segues either. Because they’re free, and amazing
Advertisers paying for those segues: yeah.... free.
everyone: jumps 30 seconds
advertisers: todays statistics are $100 per viewer who wasn't watching during the segue
They’re actually quite valuable/pricey
Amazing? Meh.. sometime yes sometimes its marketing-automatic gunfire
Smooth
That thermal paste scene physically hurt me.
Me too
It's an ancient motherboard anyways
The verge flashbacks
*MY WALLET IS SCREAMING AHHHH!!!*
It's from the too much thermal paste video, definitely go watch that of you are still a minimal thermal paste andy
gtx 750 ti, i watch every day and today is the first time my gpu appears, i'm feeling represented :)
It's probably out of stock too.
lol I just built my first pc and I'm also using a gtx 750 ti
@@mitchelm8783 I just ordered a ryzen 5 1600af with some other parts to pair with the 750ti from my old pc, hopefully I can find a rx570 or so for a reasonable price to pair with it :)
@@mufasadjembe1765 careful, most rx 570's in the market are tired from being used by miners, i bought mine off a miner, it has fan issues, it will probably cost you like 10 bucks to replace tho, but keep in mind, they are going to fail sooner.
Keep the 750 Ti even after you get a new GPU. It's got a compact design, requires no external power, has great thermals, driver support for every OS from XP up, and has native analog output support. There is no other GPU like it that you can buy. There is the 1050 Ti which is indeed much more powerful and has more VRAM but it doesn't support anything below Windows 7 and doesn't support analog outputs natively.
Me rocking a 750Ti until 2021: I feel like this is a personal attack on my character
I see people in comments on these kinds of videos saying "i'm still using a gateway/emachines with a pentium 4" and I just can't fathom it, they make it sound like the internet, video games, etc, are super important to them, but they don't upgrade their computer for some reason? If they are a kid or on a fixed income of some kind(like disability) i would still wager they have ways to make extra cash and blow money on useless stuff all the time, and you can buy a used pc and upgrade it with used parts for a couple hundred bucks or so, so i really can't understand or accept the excuse making.
750ti great card
@@hzuiel Well you have to take into account that a lot of people are from third world countries, and let me tell you from expirience, It's too damn hard to save up money for anything else other than basic necessities... But yeah, after moving to another country with better salaries, if you would like to have it then It's pretty easy to save up for a top of the line pc, they have ALMOST no excuses, there might be a special case somewhere....
@@UniversalStandard mmmm what?
First, I didn't say that you (as in anyone) should do that. I was comparing the two situations. One is easier than the other.
Second, If you are struggling on a country like US or England or any country were you make at least $7/hr is because you don't know how to manage your finances. You don't need to work on a super company and make thousands of dollars a month to buy a super computer...
@@hzuiel I don't think you understand finances as well as you perhaps think you do
Worth mentioning: Ryzen 4000 APUs have some of the best memory controllers on the market, and the IGPU gains tons of performance by memory overclocking. 3200mt/s is a slap in the face for a controller that does 4000mt/s in 1:1 and 6000mt/s in 2:1
Me, seeing the site selling these on the side: "Oh neat! I didn't know that!"
Scalpers, seeing this in a Linus video: "Aaaaand it's gone."
@Linus Tech Tips. mate it's obvious you are a fake account
@Waldel Martell omg he deleted his comment 🤣
I remember gaming for days on my A10 APU and GTX 650 Ti gpu, those were good times
👀.....
I still have my
Intel Pentium dual core
Windows 7 Ultimate
1G Ram
Without a GPU.
Basterd can still run Chrome and open 10 tabs (somehow)
Man, I do photogrametry processing on the 650.
A8 and gtx 760 here.
A10-5700 paired with a 660 strix, oh the days.
I have AMD A10 and AMD r100 GPU which is the oldest amd gpu
I remember the first i3 I got. At that time, the very idea of gaming without a dedicated card was...well, you didn't do it.
I had just bought a Toshiba Satellite higher-end budget laptop, and I was able to actually game on it.
It was amazing what it could do.
Now we take it for granted, but that era of the first iGPUs was a mind-blowing jump.
The next step back was miles away.
Linus: "Our sponsor is IFixIt. Check the links in the description down below. You see? We're civilized here".
Jayztwocents: "Our sponsor is IFixIt! Explosions everywhere!".
IFIXIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTT!!!!!
I can’t be the only one that skips through every you tubers “ sponsor “ ad
@ nope you are not. 30secs is usually a good bet with the bigger ones and a minute with others.
i literally stop watching jtc vids everytime that stupid ad starts x.x
So, who does it better? 😉
I'm a user of the R7 4750G, and it has some amazing performance. Payed 600USD for the build (2*8gb 2666 mhz ram, 250 SSD, 550B motherboard, 500w power supply), and I can just praise the money to performance ratio. In Serbia, there are a lot of places to buy it. Keep up with the good work!
I'm from Serbia too and you could get it for much less (or rather more RAM/Storage, better PSU for the same price), check Vladimir Pejić's RUclips channel, quite useful!
@@dazai2121 Why choose so slow ram? Neglible increase in cost to the performance gains
I recommend you to replace the ram from 16GB 2666mhz to 16GB 3200 or even 3600 (you’ll have to enable XMP in the motherboard bios to use high ram speeds), I recommend you to watch ETA prime’s video on this processor in which he used DDR4 ram running at 4000mhz (his video name is “Amazing ryzen 7 Pro 4750G mini ITX gaming Build! No video card needed!")
why 500W psu? that's a cpu with very low power consumption and without a gpu the whole system will be under 300W
My dude, that is a terrible choice of ram. Both your integrated graphics AND the cpu need fast ram for Ryzen.
I really like that Linus (or whoever wrote the script) understands that 150 is a decent amount of money, even though he’s probably pretty well off
He's about to have even more (and good for him) if he jumps on Chia.
One reason I didn’t watch LTT because I saw Linus as just another rich guy. I know he’s pretty down to earth now but he’s still a business man so gamer program is more for publicity than anything
@@casedistorted running a youtube channel is a business. If he wasn't a businessman to some extent he wouldn't be able to do it.
People, businessman or not, are capable of acting altruistically. The gamer program would not be worth the time and effort if it was only a publicly thing.
@Chris Anderson . He's as down to earth as he ever was, far better than other you-tubers. There is plenty of other reasons not to watch LTT content, Jim being a business man isn't one of them.
Unless you are watching content created by people that do not monetize or advertise on their videos, all creators are businessmen. It's either ignorance or cognitive dissonance to think otherwise.
@@casedistorted I mean, he might be "just another rich guy" NOW, but he certainly didn't start off as that.
These can easily be found in stores in the city where I live. They are about $330USD
I sold my gtx 750ti for 90 bucks on ebay, I had it since I built my first pc way back then, put it in an auction starting at 10 bucks it went all the way to 90 bucks couldn't believe it lol this are crazy times.
I am so damn happy I was able to snag a 6700xt at msrp from the amd shop and got to sell my 1660ti, the market is stupid right now
Can my 780Ti score more?
@@z352kdaf8324 780tis go for like 150+ rn
After I was lucky enough to get an rtx 3070 for msrp, I took the gtx 1070 that was in there before and sold it for $400. I bought that thing 4 years ago for $350.
It would be interesting to see a scrapyard wars right now with the exorbitant prices of gpus and the social distancing + people not wanting to meet with random people
LO👏👏👏👏
The government here in the US has us under control with this media scare of covid now. Not being tinfoil hatty. I think its overblown. A danger, but blown out of proportion in almost every way.
They said in wan show they weren't gonna do it for exactly those reasons
@@frisosmit8920 They could, do it remotely, have parts sent it and not picked up in person, same as many people do it when they don't live in a big city or are willing to spend half day driving to the seller at their own cost and not the cost of their employer. etc. A 2nd hand build can be done without meeting anyone, same as buying new parts from a store.
@@amado4249 and that's why we're still talking about it a year later, idiots who think it's blown out of proportion. Look at New Zealand, they're back to normal because people have more than one brain cell and locked down for a few weeks.
6:33 I realized that next gen APU's on super fast DDR5 might actually be really sick.
That's what we said about DDR4, yet here we are with a top of the line APU barely beating a 7 year old lower-midrange card.
@Transistor Jump
Tell me how to install AMD's proprietary console APUs in a PC and you've got a point. Otherwise you don't and this APU is the current highest end APU.
@Transistor Jump
I know that the console ones are far superior, but the fact remains that they can't be bought as off the shelf parts and even if you get one from other sources, you can't build a PC with them. That renders them irrelevant when discussing - PC COMPONENTS -
AMD are selling the console SOC's to sytems integrators with the GPU portion disabled (bad bins or licensing reasons). It has GDDR6 integrated into the SOC but uses a slow GPU seperately (RX 580 equivalent).
@Transistor Jump I was hoping that you were right, but so far, I can’t find any PC, prebuilt or part, with the Xbox APU with enabled iGPU. The fastest APUs are still the 4000 series.
The AMD 4700s was leaked recently, which is rumored to be close to the Xbox Series. The only PC that has that chip had the GPU disabled, and the cpus are probably all like that.
Do you have an example with a working iGPU?
dude i was very weary of buying my 2060 last march, and now its like the greatest purchase ever, that shit is so much more expensive now.
I sometimes play the casual game on my office PC when I take a break and it's an Athlon 3000G. It's amazing what you can run on those things.
Most people misunderstand where AMD APU's are in performance. Yes its integrated graphics but its not compute-limited integrated graphics like the others. It is bandwidth-limited integrated graphics. The only setting you cant jack up is the resolution(s) of render targets. You can have all the lighting, and all the traditional AA methods, and even texturing up to 2gb or 4gb (whatever your APU's shared memory limit is) with minimal performance impact. Screen resolution and the resolution of things like shadow buffers are what AMD APU's are most sensitive to, by far. If you can deal with 720P then a 3400G will play anything on the market at reasonable framerates without otherwise gimping the render settings. I mean, 60FPS Red Dead Redemption 2 @ 720P with high settings elsewhere... yeah? Thats where AMD APU's are. They arent for competitive gaming, but they provide a very good experience none-the-less.
@@styleisaweapon i use an A10-7800 and it runs csgo at around 65-75 fps on most maps during gameplay, 85 in some situations, at 720p. yes, csgo at less than 100 fps, i know, but you get an idea about how these things are considering this is a 7 year old low budget APU. as long as you dont plan on playing COD Warzone at +120fps on max everything you can get by with these things.
@@tomasmonzon207 On a 3400G (and single channel memory), CSGO at 1080P is always 100+ for me. Most DX9 games (and dont let valve kid you, CSGO is really DX9) play great even at 1080P on a recent AMD APU. This goes back to what the GPU bottleneck was back in the DX9 days and it was a pure compute bottleneck, which AMD APU's simply do not have.
4:55 "The minimum for gaming"
... What I use lol (with hdmi though)
You pleb. Bow before my gtx 760 with a freakin display port!
on mexico those are sold at the same price than 1660 :v
I just got a gt 730
And only found out after buying it that a DDR4 version exists.
@@KK-mo9df same with my 710, is ddr3 but ddr5 vrsion exist
atleast i have the 2gb instead of the 1gb xd
my brother still uses my old 750Ti KalmX (passive, with DVI, HDMI and Displayport). Apparrently good enough for Civ 6. But I guess thats not saying much.
That was one of the best ad transitions of all time.
My pc has a apu
Not even close
The segue to the sponsor at the beginning might have been the cleanest one I've seen.... and I've seen a ton of LTT vids.
IFixit segue needed more explosions… ❤ iFixit!
this isnt the jays 2 cents channel, but yes more explosions. lol.
1:20 im on the *verge* of strangling whoever did this
highly infuriating
Satisfying, isn't it?
Before you strangle them don't forget to wear your live long bracelet
I see what you did there: your on "the verge" of strangling the person who did that. Smooth
Got my blood boiling
Since I'm seeing your face more than my mom ...few days ago i dreamt that i was working for you and you told me to build a blood cooled pc and use a human heart as a pump
That's the most metal pc build, now I wanna see it built
@Linus Tech Tips. thanks Linus
@@ek8710 Still can't beat the skelecaster though
Is this an attempt at being edgey?
Yoo That disgusting as heck... But it's Intresting
"Life isn't about what you don't have, but it is about appreciating what you have and making the most out of it." -bob e
Play with the cards your dealt
If you can't be with the one you love, then love the one you're with.
He says whilst being unable to power up his pc due to GPU scalpers
Buy a LG V60 under $400 buck W/8gb rams. 😬
3:24 𝐂𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐤 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐞 ➜ ruclips.net/video/49mwt6s95aY/видео.html
》》 iPhone Giveaway 《《
在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。
說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木
來調味食物煮的時候%^%^ 1620496149
Imagine having graphics integrated in the CPU, while being free to dedicate your video card to a VM. That's the dream.
That's what I'm thinking. Running UNRAID or a FOSS alternative with a Gaming, Plex Server or Media Encoding VM
@@haltsmaul. Check out *Jellyfin,* which is a proper Plex free and open source alternative.
@@kakarroto007 I am well aware of Emby and it's FOSS fork Jellyfin. Unfortunately Jellyfin is lacking in quality and quantity in terms of clients. Additionally I am a part of several Plex Shares and I believe Plex is the only software that allows great functionality across multiple servers such as global search and homepage and it's currently the only software people offer free shares for. I am rooting for Jellyfin to become viable for me and am ready to jump ship, but I don't see this happening very soon.
That's basically ever non F Intel Core chip ever made.
Vitcoin Mining
You transitioned to the ifixit ad so smoothly I didn't realize what was happening until it was over... ggwp
Caught me by surprise
When he said that:
Cpu team was....
*Pause*
That's just the end of the sentence. They were just there.
I laughed so hard. 😂
"They just were."
Honestly at this stage I’m just taking the shortage as more time to save for a better one Then I was originally gunna get😌
2-3 years saving up then if you can trust experts with the shortage. And then you might have enough to buy one from a then scalper priced one for up to 3000 dollars. I myself have more hope that the government finally does something against it. Looking at europe, they already ready up laws against scalping.
Waiting for DDR5 too, my friend!
@Tuah Syafi scam
@Tuah Syafiaccording to google translate, this is what this bot said:
Throughout human history, the strong, the rich, and those with cunning traits prey on the weak in tribes, clans, towns, cities, and villages, without guarding and poor members. However, the human will to survive forces those who have been rejected, deprived or destroyed with basic needs to find a way of life and continue to integrate their DNA into the ever-evolving human society.
When it comes to food, don't think that those who are rejected only eat garbage. Instead, they learned to look for nutrients in neglected meats and vegetables. They learned to clean, cut, season and simmer slow-cooked wild vegetables and meats, some household vegetables and meats that were neglected in the food market, and learned to use aromatic wood smoke (such as pecans, pecans and mesquite
When it comes to seasoning food and cooking
@@Derethevil nope, at least not here in italy...
"Worthless cards like the 1030..." Currently running a 1030 in my rig. 😥
me too, since it's the cheapest my friend suggested XD
apparently gtx 750 Ti is way better also in term of power consumption, i should have researched better before buying XD but oh well
@@amatureskater15 Bruh, I'm still rushing my 780 right now (since 2014), and I can't believe I can keep up with modern games. XD
A graphics card is never worthless if it does what you want from it, not like all Windows PC users are even interested in video games.Value is different for different people who have different uses for the products.
The lower end video cards on the market definitely still have use if you’re a retro video gamer on Windows PC using Windows 98 or Windows XP.Nothing quite like playing on the hardware.
Oh boy, my GPU was actually shown in one of these videos :D
i love how he can slot in any sponsor whenever he wants
At least he's worked on his segues/paid someone to write better ones.
I have 2 of them, a 4750GE, and 3x 4650G
bought them for home built servers, explicit ECC support is something you cant get on the intel side unless you go with a crappy i3, but if you want more than 2-3 cores you'll have to shell out for a Xeon processor
That is where AMD's tagline at that time comes in, "The future is fusion."
Never been so happy in my life to have a 2200g !
I was trying to get a 3070 then 3060ti then 3060 for my pc, so I got my other pc parts and I'm stuck with the 1050ti, but atleast the 2200g is enough for my parents pc upgrade
@@zacharytribou2728 SAME. I have a ryzen 7, 16gb trident z and a fucking 1050 ti
@@klaz450 I have a crappy i7 9750h, disgusting 8gb ram, unspeakable 512 gb ssd, a very stupid 1650 and a very trash gaming experience
Dude overclock the snot out of that Vega 8 iGPU. When I had one I could push it from 1100mhz to 1600mhz and that gained me 10fps.
Edit: On the STOCK raith stealth cooler btw
i have a fx 6300 with a gt 630 (it hurt)
I recognise those articles. :) We got all three Ryzen 4000 APUs for test. We had to buy them.
2019's Christmas : Man I can't wait to build a pc with 3060
Today : Do i need a new pc
The 4750G is available for purchase in Germany. It's in stock and costs about 360€.
:)
Yeah, it's available in some countries. I think Brazil and India sell them too. There must be others.
The 3200g i got before the shortage has been awesome for Warframe and destiny 2.
I remember getting a 2400g and being psyched I could sort of game with a pc bc I was console before that. Then added a rx 580 8g and used the 2400g as my cpu while the 580 held strong as my gpu. The 2400g at the time was actually a very good cpu. Glad I grabbed a 5700xt sapphire pulse and a r5 3600 before all of this shortage crap started happening. But I still only play high refresh 1080p. I can play at 1440p at decent frames with this setup though. I grabbed some 3600mhz Trident Z RAM on sale that same day. It made a huge difference from the mismatching Chinese 2666mhz ram I was using lol. But that APU was a game changer for me. It still isnt a bad little iGPU.
tl/dr the 2400g iGPU was a great starter gaming rig for me with enough (mismatching lol) ram, even though it was crap ram and 12 gb of it.
It’s on retail market in korea.
4750G for ~500$
4650G for ~380$
4350G for ~190$
The Korean computer parts market does not have a fixed price for each component. The market continues to change due to domestic supplies and demand. The current price is as of 11:39pm on 12 May 2021.
Still gaming on my 780ti, definitely have got my money’s worth at this point 🙌
760 for me
780ti and 1080ti hall of fame cards
intel uhd 630 igpu for me…
I liked how you actually acknowledged the 750ti after so many years, I understand why since I would also consider it the minimum for PC Gaming. I feel like you should have used a non reference GTX 750ti, mainly for slightly better cooling and higher core clock. I have two of them, an EVGA FTW and the dual fan ASUS model. I mainly use the ASUS one in a Retro Gaming Windows XP machine because of it's VGA output which I use with a CRT. I haven't used the EVGA FTW 750ti in forever, I only ever use it when I'm bored and wanna see how in performs in a new game.
The GTX 750ti is kind of iconic and game changing to me, like the Radeon 9700 Pro or Nvidia 8800 GTX. Cards that people would consider a staple in PC Gaming evolution. The 750ti may have been a budget gaming card when it came out and it wasn't beefy like the 9700 Pro of 8800 GTX, but it was a card I saw a lot of people flock to when it came to the "PC Master Race" movement when most people were moving away from Xbox 360 and PS3. Instead of going for a Xbox One or PS4, how about the PC? The price, performance and, power efficiency made it real appealing to a lot of new comers, if they were wanting to build a budget PC or upgrade and existing one.
When it first came out in 2013, it ran a lot of big games very well while looking and running better than the consoles. The gap narrowed as the years went by but still it did a respectable job. It now struggles in some games within recent years (hell it doesn't even start Death Stranding or Assassin's Creed Valhalla) , but you do have to keep your expectations in check and remind yourself it's a 2013 budget card. I really feel like this card made a huge impact for how it made Console Gamer's turn their heads and see that it was affordable and showed the many benefits of PC gaming at the time. It's a card I will always have respect for.
I remembered this video and built a 5700G build in early 2022. I've since upgraded to a 5800X3D / 6700XT and I also have a nifty little mico-computer to run steam link on in my living room. I'm honestly really happy the way everything worked out. I waited and got both for great prices! Thanks!
8:51 "chees m8"
got a giggle out of that one ngl
Thank you editor for using the dark LTT intro!!
I bought a RTX2060 just before the RTX3000 series was publicly announced. I felt like such a dumbass. But now, a year later, I have a RTX2060 and lots of other people are stuck with old cryptomining cards sold at high prices on eBay, so now I feel like less of a dumbass.
The real upgrade comes with RTX 4000 or RDNA 3, when things get upgraded to 5 nm.
Same with me and the RTX 2070 Super. I‘m glad I have it 😙
@@therealb888 My problem is I upgraded to x570 and r9 5900x and coupled that with my old GTX 970. But the next generation is planned for 2023 which means I still have to wait 2+ years to finally up my PC gaming experience. I probably just buy a PS5 in the meantime.....
Just use your RTX 2060 For 5 Years.. And see how much Technology has been Developed, Instead of upgrading a GPU when There are another Next gen GPU Launched.. Just like me i'm Using RX 560 From 2017. It's now starting to Feel Unplayable in Some game, Yeah i wanted to Upgrade it too... But i might wait several Years later after the Shortage crisis been Solved.
2060 super.... same here after 3000 series was announced
Got one of these a while back. Can't remember when, it was early on in the life of these things. A10 7800 Series. I ran that thing for years. It was incredible. Kept me gaming on scraps when I had very little. It finally gave out in 2019 and I had some money at that point so I upgraded to a new system with dedicated GPU. However, if you are low on funds, an APU can be great. You won't ever play on the highest settings, but I ran many great games for years on one. I was playing Subnautica on it in 2019 when it finally gave out. And I could have taken way better care of it. Linus mentions resale value, but you could honestly just throw a little media machine/console emulator together with it when you do upgrade. I planned on making one of these myself, but honestly thought they had scrapped the whole idea of APU's due to lack of options when I looked last. Hopefully they do expand on them more, they are great value options.
Recommendation @LMG, I think it'd be a great idea to have a video (maybe tech quickie? Or a small portion of a main video) that explains how to read your plots that include 99% min and 95% min.
For many people they may just find themselves staring at the "average" values and unaware what these other metrics mean. Although they can be very important in some scenarios.
I'm sure some (most? A few?) tech savvy folk may be aware of these metrics. But even my friend who works in IT and regularly watches this stuff anyway, had asked me what these mean today.
yes this would be a good idea! Like so Linus sees
My dad still uses the A8-6600k system I built for him, I'm often surprized how well it performs in 2021.
Graphical demands this last decade seem to have aged things the most for the browser- zoom-office crew.
because games optimised for gtx1060... so old card can preform well on lower settings.
haha im still using A8 6600k and i3 2nd gen with gt710 ddr3😂😂😂
When you live in Russia and OEM stuff is sold right and left so much that I didn't even realize it was restricted for prebuilt machines... You know, there are lots of problems with Russia, but buying stuff here is a joy as not a single shop gives a shit to any regulation of the original companies and it seems to work fine somehow.
When Russia is more free-market than the west LOL
@@depth386 well, in our adventure with communism we did learn to appreciate it XD
i recently bought a 4650G bundle for my gf. previously had a Ryzen 3 2200G, it was time to upgrade for her to play League of legends with me at 144Hz. so it's not necessarily restricted to OEMs / prebuilt pcs, but rather to bundles. It was a Ryzen 5 4650G with a MSI A520 mainboard for 270€ which is fine considering the times right now.
Last time I was this early, my dad still hadn’t put on his shoes to go get the milk
Or, the guy raising you hadn't put on his shoes yet to go get the milk your Dad had just left at the door? (couldn't resist lol)
You'll never have dry cereal again.
I never expected to see Linus cover the GTX 750 Ti (the GPU I'm still using years later - though of course I'd want to upgrade if better ones were actually able at a halfway decent price) in 2021, haha.
Half price? Hahaha
Me: Going to buy a gaming pc.
Wallet: Alright, Ima head out.
For a little perspective, I've got a 3900X @4.2ghz all core paired with a RTX 3090 and 64GB of 3600mhz RAM running off a 1TB Samsung 980 Pro PCIE 4 NVME and can't push MSFS2020 beyond about 45 FPS. It is notoriously thread bound. Playing MSFS2020 on my HTPC with a GTX 750Ti is still very enjoyable and the 750Ti still shreds eSports (Rocket League, etc).
Point is, if all you can score right now is a 2gb 750Ti, you'll still have a good time gaming, even in 2021.
The 750Ti is a legend for a reason :)
In Germany, they are in Stock all the time ;) Just bought a 4650G (219€) :P
I got a 4350G for around €150 on eBay, for my first build and man it works great.
I bought 4650g pro for 200€.
@@tomclean8010 That's nice, I found some at €230, €200 is convinient
I am till in 3400g😂😂😂
@@killerboro1474 oof
To be honest, RTX3000 should be now officially called « the sacrificed generation » at this point, right ?
Yep
Correct
Same for Rx 6000
Yea man, who cares about the 3000 series right now, when stock is in, the 5000 series will be announced
I got my Ryzen 7 5700G APU/CPU pretty easily. I'm going to be building the pc soon (it's my first pc build so I'll be recording the process on my channel), so I'll let you guys know how it fares
when's it coming bro?
I bought a GTX 770 4GB 7 years ago for $220. Sold that same card a few weeks ago for $200. Crazy.
750 Ti is still solid with an i3
@Qimodis i know but I got my use out of it. Rather it go to someone who needs it more than me.
Glad to see the RX550 is still available for just 50 euro's here in the netherlands. Actually a worth temperary solution
Dude a 4gb RX550 is 220€ in greece smh
In South Africa, Evetech which are the one of the largest PC component sellers, sell the APU with Mobo and RAM since the start of March this year.
I like the mouse click transition thing but please use a mouse with higher quality switches.
Cheers!
1:19 was the perfect mix of hilarity and utter horror for me.
What had happened in 1:20 will haunt me this night, and every night after...
yeah, such a waste of NT-H1 :)
I got a 1080 mini GPU and I see zero reasons to update until normal prices have returned as Im happy to play Ultra in 1080
People have different standards I'm good with 60fps 720p or 30fps 1080p.
A GTX 1080 is probably even still overkill for most games. I have a 1070 with a cpu from 2014 and everything plays perfectly fine at ~70 fps.
The OEM rule is to help support local computer stores and give them a break against big box stores and on-line hording. You can only purchase an OEM product if it can be considered a new pc or full upgrade. Motherboard + CPU and either a power supply or RAM. I had to follow that rule even back in the Windows 98 days. If you want one of these APUs look locally in a physical store around you.
Me looking at my 1080ti. I'm so glad I bought you the week before the 3000 series announced
I'm glad I didn't sell mine before the launch. I was planning to buy a cheap 2080ti after the 3000 launch and I was thinking of selling my 1080ti before the launch before the prices drop. Fortunately, I decided that the ~$100 I could save was not worth the roughly month with a GPU .
@@hellterminator thought about selling my beloved 1070 and buying a 3080. okay didnt get it a launch. thought to myself, damn now i have to wait at least a MONTH! foolish idiot past me was/is.
Right. I'm no advocate for these rough prices. And the only reason people are so rough is because people know. That some poor sack can't wait for the shortage to finish, and has to have the no difference on there 1080p monitor. But they got the new stuff. These companies can see that people are willing to pay stupid prices on these. Guess what next get the 4000 series. Don't be surprised if Nvidias msrp is gonna be 1200 cad for the 4070.
@@smedleyheadleygames29 what about AMD? Are they saints? Why don't you talk about them?
@@therealb888 because to be fair intel or Nvidia could buy them off the market if they were scared. I've never been a fan of amd. Because I predicted the moment they won they where gonna be overpriced as shit. And that's a totally different. At least I expect intel and Nvidia to rip me off. The moment amd makes a ripple in the market. There quickly off the board. In a few gens. With amd 3000 series I was singing there graces. An affordable cpu keeping up with intel. Without intel shenanigans. But the moment they released 4000 series to be more expensive. They lost me. I'm not even a fan of it. You come out with a good product. Now you want more money from me. Screw you. Plus amd lacks in features I want that the Nvidia cards offer. Because I'm not just a gamer. Like a solid encoder. Decent drivers. Besides the cpu I have right now. I've always got amd because it was what I could afford. But as soon as amd up'd the price because they beat the competition. They lost me. They where supposed to be a budget option. Offering good quality products for a price we could afford. So there in a different category on my shit list rn.
i like how living on a rock in the middle of the north atlantic ocean makes you not feel the effects of a global graphics card shortage in the slightest
Where?
Iceland I guess
@@plasmarade on a rock in the middle of the north atlantic ocean
reat the comment he said it right there
@@evanfell193 I'm bad at geography and I'm an american also
@@plasmarade I’m an American and good at geography?
Got 4750G for the work PC, it runs XFCE pretty well :D
3400G Owner here. The Vega 11 was fine for games like Valorant and League of Legends (It was even better once I added a 2nd 8GB stick of ram. With only 1 stick I only had 6gb of system ram due to the APU taking up 2gb of the 8gb for itself all the time). I eventually needed to add a 1650 Super to play all the other stuff the APU couldn't handle but it got me going. Now I run with the Vega 11 disabled in device manager and the 1650 super as the main display out over display port. G-sync is sooooooooo nice. Final upgrade will be a 3060ti down the road once I can get one for around msrp.
Maybe in 2025
In the meantime - the Ryzen 3400G APU tends to tie the performance of the 4750G graphically despite being older. (Ryzen 3400G uses Vega 11 while the 4750G uses Vega 8).
Ohh wait seriously? It's really too bad the 3400G is 4C/8T, it'd be a great part if it was a slower 6 core
@@kunstderfugue I'm playing tarkov on mine right now lmao
I’m so thankful for my 5700 XT I got in November.
Yea, i thought i was unlucky to buy an gtx 1660s in right before the 3000 series announcement. Thank god i didnt sell it again...
I was happy to to get my 2080 back in the day for retail. The gpu struggles have been real for awhile. Thank god for microcenter.
@@e1ectricfee1 I was able to get my 5700 XT online, two days before they all went out of stock or were double the price of what they should’ve been. Got mine for 430 USD, a week or so later that same model sells for 1.4k lmao
And to think that I took a $40 price cut as a sign that AMD was getting rid of undesired inventory and would be pulling back support in favor of the 6000 series being released soon LOL gratitude is an important thing to learn in life…
I watched this video while opening my new RTX 3060 while getting ready to use the sponsored product. Linus, you psychic you!
0:39 Best sponsor transition yet
My dad was just building his PC with this CPU 5 minutes ago. You can try buying them OEM from Ebay, or even Amazon if you know how and where to look.
r/Doubt
Yeah in europe they seem pretty available as well
@@malloott Glad to know