PSA for people about to buy, check the 1% lows first and foremost. If it goes below 60fps, that's the stutter that you feel. So although the ryzen 3600 could be gotten for cheap 2nd hand, it has bad 1% lows in a couple of games. Better go 5500 or 5600.
Some feedback for you. This video was released a month ago but you have csgo still in the benchmarks and yet cs2 was released in september of last year. You should really be putting when these benchmarks were taken as there have been loads of updates to not only drivers but games so the fps in the games could be way off
Damn. The R5 3600 might be my best investment yet. Still rocking it after 4 years. Even in the 1080p results (the most demanding resolution for CPU), 3600 still trades blow with Zen 3. Pair it with a more powerful GPU, then you got yourself a very capable 1440p/4K CPU. Truly a beast.
Same here. I find it difficult to upgrade my CPU to any of the 5000 series. The uplift in frames per seconds isn't much so I can't justify spending to upgrade.
Keep in mind : older CPU with newer GPU = use faster ram to maximise FPS in many games. If these tests were done with 3600mhz ram or faster, the 5600 would have more of a lead.
Do you know what's funny, I have the 5500 and used the PBO(PBO 2) curve optimizer and set the curve to negative -20. My ryzen 5 5500 uses on 50% cpu usage 15-17w on avg, and on 100% cpu load only uses 39w of power while still using default clock speed(4.25GHz).
Finally a good test. People use rtx 4090-3090-3080 while testing this CPUs. I am going to use my rx 7600 with my ryzen 5 3600, no need to upgrade for my case.
@@ihatesnakeu.7238you don’t get what I mean. When testing cpus, you want to test them with the best possible gpu, this will show you how powerful the cpu is because the gpu won’t be as stressed so fps difference would be guaranteed to be because of the cpu and not because a gpu is suddenly struggling
Yesterday I bought a Ryzen 5 3600 for EGP 68 and I had a Ryzen 5 5500 for $86 and I haven't opened the box yet but I was thinking about switching. Do you advise me to switch it to a Ryzen 5 5500 and pay the difference?
El cache L3 es un tipo de memoria que usa el procesador para almacenar información. Es una memoria muy rapida (pero mas lenta que la L1 y L2). Tener mas memoria cache hace que el procesador sea mas rapido.
Yesterday I bought a Ryzen 5 3600 for EGP 68 and I had a Ryzen 5 5500 for $86 and I haven't opened the box yet but I was thinking about switching. Do you advise me to switch it to a Ryzen 5 5500 and pay the difference?
Do you know what's funny, I have the 5500 and used the PBO(PBO 2) curve optimizer and set the curve to negative -20. My ryzen 5 5500 uses on 50% cpu usage 15-17w on avg, and on 100% cpu load only uses 39w of power while still using default clock speed(4.25GHz).
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PSA for people about to buy, check the 1% lows first and foremost. If it goes below 60fps, that's the stutter that you feel. So although the ryzen 3600 could be gotten for cheap 2nd hand, it has bad 1% lows in a couple of games. Better go 5500 or 5600.
Thanks for the heads up. I was doubting which one is better, since 5500 is slightly cheaper than 3600 here.. I'm not sure which one I should go for.
@grindawgrinjaw6027 I'd honestly go 5500 on a budget. However the 5600 does have slightly more features (don't think 5500 supports PCIe 4.0)
thanks fot this comment i was gonna go for 3600 but i went for 5500 with rx6600xt and it performe like a beast
5500 have pcie 3.0
@@YTMania-jn6ce Yes it does, but you won't notice the difference in real life applications.
Some feedback for you. This video was released a month ago but you have csgo still in the benchmarks and yet cs2 was released in september of last year. You should really be putting when these benchmarks were taken as there have been loads of updates to not only drivers but games so the fps in the games could be way off
Damn. The R5 3600 might be my best investment yet. Still rocking it after 4 years. Even in the 1080p results (the most demanding resolution for CPU), 3600 still trades blow with Zen 3. Pair it with a more powerful GPU, then you got yourself a very capable 1440p/4K CPU. Truly a beast.
I got 3600 and 2070 Super combo four years back too and it still works great.
Same here. I find it difficult to upgrade my CPU to any of the 5000 series. The uplift in frames per seconds isn't much so I can't justify spending to upgrade.
Keep in mind : older CPU with newer GPU = use faster ram to maximise FPS in many games. If these tests were done with 3600mhz ram or faster, the 5600 would have more of a lead.
@@zadekeys2194 MEH 5500 have as high ram speed so not a big differnece betwen 5500 and 5600
@@randomgaming2383 retest with 4.6ghz ram and see what differences come up :) you might have to OC the CPU to get the new max FPS / 1% FPS etc.
Ryzen 5 5500 taking 30w less power than 5600 yet almost same performance. Ryzen 5 5500 is very power efficient.
not the same lol
he said almost, lol@@ghustaffstrudiewic6926
what? theyre so fucking different in performance
Do you know what's funny, I have the 5500 and used the PBO(PBO 2) curve optimizer and set the curve to negative -20. My ryzen 5 5500 uses on 50% cpu usage 15-17w on avg, and on 100% cpu load only uses 39w of power while still using default clock speed(4.25GHz).
@@BladeCrew yeah it is a great power efficient cpu. My amd rx5500xt died. So im planning to buy intel arc a580 which way faster than rx5500xt.
this video answered so much for me. Thank you for this
Finally a good test. People use rtx 4090-3090-3080 while testing this CPUs. I am going to use my rx 7600 with my ryzen 5 3600, no need to upgrade for my case.
Because thats how you check for cpu bottleneck. Instead of checking gpu instead. You didnt know that?
@@GlennThoughts i know that but, i want practical simulation. RX 7600 is a budget GPU. I will definitely not going to pair Ryzen 5 3600 with RTX 4090.
@@seyhuncelik9584I get that but then it makes vid way less informative for the majority
@@MicahDaRhulerI don't think the majority uses a 4090
@@ihatesnakeu.7238you don’t get what I mean. When testing cpus, you want to test them with the best possible gpu, this will show you how powerful the cpu is because the gpu won’t be as stressed so fps difference would be guaranteed to be because of the cpu and not because a gpu is suddenly struggling
If you still have Ryzen 3609 don't worry, still runs perfectly in 2024
Nice testing
i didnt expect even rtx 3070ti is almost bottleneck... i`m still using ryzen 3600, msi rtx 3070ti 32gb ram
bruh
I just got a new 5900x. The max speed I get is 4.01GHz. Anything higher doesnt post. I am a victum on the siliconen lotto.
your processor is stock
3600 cpu power average?
3600 used $66, 5600 $114 new, 5700x $163 new. I'm currently on 3100 + b450 + 6600xt. All around $50 gap but I guess 5600 is the one to go for right?
Yeah
absolutely
Yesterday I bought a Ryzen 5 3600 for EGP 68 and I had a Ryzen 5 5500 for $86 and I haven't opened the box yet but I was thinking about switching. Do you advise me to switch it to a Ryzen 5 5500 and pay the difference?
Your Ryzen 5 5600 have some problems right?!...On Call of Dutty is Low 0.1% is BAD!!!
En que afecta el cache l3? Es que vi que la unica diferencia es el cache y que uno tiene 16mb as que el otro pero en que afecta?
El cache L3 es un tipo de memoria que usa el procesador para almacenar información. Es una memoria muy rapida (pero mas lenta que la L1 y L2). Tener mas memoria cache hace que el procesador sea mas rapido.
difference isnt huge, maybe going with 3600 for another year and huge leap to 7600/9600
why 3600 not going up 4.2ghz?
overclock it
The 5500 at $79 is hard to beat for price to performance.
Yesterday I bought a Ryzen 5 3600 for EGP 68 and I had a Ryzen 5 5500 for $86 and I haven't opened the box yet but I was thinking about switching. Do you advise me to switch it to a Ryzen 5 5500 and pay the difference?
these are GPU intensive games. you should add CPU demanding games
5500 power management is awesome.
Do you know what's funny, I have the 5500 and used the PBO(PBO 2) curve optimizer and set the curve to negative -20. My ryzen 5 5500 uses on 50% cpu usage 15-17w on avg, and on 100% cpu load only uses 39w of power while still using default clock speed(4.25GHz).
is it worth if I buy 5600
mine is 3600 now
no, 5700x3d or 5800x3d or AM5
Looks like MOBO in 3600 is limiting GPU. Actually the performance should be equal in all cases.
No it should’nt 😂 like what?
X is marketing gimmic. 5% increase over 5600 for like 30 dollars
Right now i am getting 5600x in 135 dollar is it a good deal ?
Ryzen 3300x vs Ryzen 5500
5500 underrated
There is no difference in Battlefield
R5 3600 4075mhz all this test! Bad test