@@PongPCSolutions lol, not a "bit more", I think you meant a whole lot more performance, it has literally got double the vram and you say a "bit more". Lol 580 is a lot better and it's the same price as a 1650
I've seen the 2200G drop down to $60 at a shop a couple hours drive away. I imagine at that price difference the 2000g is better value even though it's weaker. The gaming potential-to-price ratio is getting crazy these days. So many playable games for so little money.
Roda i'm not scared but i speak out if experience with the power supplies like these i had. The best non 80 plus rated psu i ever used was from fsp a 450 watt unit
Have a little 3200g on an asrock itx board as my bedroom pc for a while now, just had a play around with the setup a bit. I saw a 28% increase (in sottr) by tuning timings and frequencies. Running 4.0GHz 1.4v, 3600mhz ram with tuned timings and 1700mhz @ 1.18V for the gpu. I never really intended this thing to do anything other than streaming youtube and netflix but have been enjoying a bit of Alien Isolation, Metro 2033 and SotTR. Very impressed by this little chip!
But cheap motherboards usually have chipsets that don't allow overclocking. The 3200G is basically a 2500X without SMT. It has great value for a budget build, just don't expect a steady 60fps in new AAA games, even with a dedicated GPU
@@EVPointMaster i mean yeah its pretty much entry level stuff. i have a 3 2200g which is arguably worse than this, i have it overclocked with a rx 570. also i guess i didnt go that cheap on a motherboard to where it didnt have overclocking
This CPU is only suitable for budget builds. The very best budget GPU right will add an extra $200 to your build not to mention that you have to get at least a R5 2600 CPU for your build to make sense. No point pairing an APU with a discrete GPU. Unless you want to get into the second hand market then it's a different topic but that's always a gamble.
I built my budget pc in march 2019, everything new except for the xfx rx480 8gb gtr which I got for 85 eur(sic!). At the end of 2021 i saw a 3200g for sale for 40 eur and snatched it up right away. Sold my 2200g for 80 after 3 hours of posting the ad. 2 weeks ago I saw a 2600 for sale at 115, which is just about what it's worth, bought it, and sold the 3200g for 80 within 2 days(had numerous offers, over half of them were riddiculous lowballs like 35 or 40). Because I had bought a Wraith Prism cooler for 10+4 with shipping. I consider my upgrade from 2200g to 2600 about 5 eurs, which gave around 50% cpu performance. These APU's are in demand right now because a 1030 will cost around 60 eurs already, and 3400g goes for 160-180 eur around here yet it gives 10% more performance FPS wise.
Consider the "forgotten" Ryzen 3 1200 combined with a RX 570 4GB, cheap B350 etc. comes around the same price (depends on region). A RX 570 eats the VEGA 8 for breakfast. Btw APUs benefit from faster, usually more expensive, RAM more as CPUs combined with a discrete GPU.
You might want to turn on the frametime graphic in msi afterburner, it would help actually help us see how much stutters are there and how stable are the games
I used a Kolink 800w for about a year to power an R5 2600 / RTX 2080 system. Worked admirably and overclocked to 4.1ghz / +130/+950 on the GPU. Really is a nice, sleeper brand. The 80 plus rating is certainly nice, too.
Could you please include CSGO next time when you are reviewing processors, it really helps some of us eSports gamers know what to buy and what not to, it’s a very cpu dependant game and it usually favours Intel processors even more but since the new Ryzen launch I need to know if the Ryzen 3 series could beat intel in that game now. Also if possible could you do game and stream test using OBS. Cheers and thanks lad.
I think DDR5 RAM next year will be a huge step up for APUs in the future. On the other hand a mainboard with solted on GDDR5 RAM would be awesome. It the APUs are getting better and better this might be an option. Very unlikely to happen though but hey I can dream.
Nah, sorry lad, they said the same about the ddr4 and .... Let's face, vram is the only progress in ram speed and latency, ddr is a ludicrous profitable market now, they don't have a motive to make good improvement like the jump between ddr2 to ddr3
The Kolink powersupply is made by *HEC* They are like midrange'ish PSU manufacturer so while not GREAT, they arent terrible and they do manufacture power supplies for some bigger brands like Cougar and non-commercial use.
@@FrankTheTank107 The 2200G though can be had for around half the price on the second hand market. That $50 saving can then be put toward something else to benefit the system, such as a higher quality motherboard. Then down the line you can upgrade the CPU to something else that the better.
I use a 570. I highly recommend it. You wont be disappointed. I don't recommend going for the 8gb though. The 570 struggles with filling up the 8gb buffer. The 4gb is a better value in my personal expierence.
clear to see this cpu is more than capable. with a decent GPU you are golden. even with just 8gb ram I think the most difference would be seen in the graphics upgrade.
That's a pretty solid, easily upgraded-down-the-line PC for under 300 bananas. Expansion options everywhere when money allows. CPU could be upgraded to a 24/rumoured 32 thread down the line. Ram could be upgraded to 16 or 32GB with the old Ram sold to make some cash back. And any top of the line GPU that doesn't blow up the PSU would fit after.
I’m building a 3600 system with a 2060 super or 2070 but I’m still really interested in getting one of these puppies and putting it in the absolute smallest case I can find. It would be cool to have a full mini gaming pc half the size of a node 202.
Current Build Ryzen 5 1600 Asus x-370 pro Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB Cooler Master MWE 750 Gold Full Modular XPG SX6000 Lite Total cost is at 270.75 USD... Havent decided on a case/keyboard and gpu. I have a couple r9 380s laying around so I might throw those in there.
@@Sirtoastsalot I was actually looking into memory just now and found a 2tb mechanical for 50$ and a cheap ass ssd for another 35$ so up to about 355 without a case.
I have the ryzen 3 2200g and an rx 560, but I used to only have the 2200g. It was pretty good but I needed to upgrade and a couple days ago I ordered the ryzen 5 2600. The 2200g is pretty good in my opinion
9:15 that's some awesome consumer advice right there 😆😝 I ain't being sarcastic, but damn it's enough make many newbie builders worry a little 😅 The AMD Ryzen APU's are bloody wicked. Cheers for the demos.
If someone had told me 30 years ago you could put together a gaming pc for under £300 and have it run AAA titles without bursting into nuclear fusion, I'd of laughed at you. Growing up with the evolution in both Pc gaming and Pc hardware has always made me feel incredibly lucky in that respect.
Awesome video. I have a handful of lower end video cards like the GT 1030, RX 550, RX 460, etc. If you want I can run some benchmarks for you and hand you the numbers or screen caps if you want to compare them against the APU.
I bought the Ryzen 2200g for the only purpose having a " Okay " CPU until I can afford a better Ryzen chip! I have the Ryzen 2200g pared with 16Gb kit clocked at 3200mhz R9 290X Tri x oc GIGABYTE X470 AORUS GAMING 5 motherboard I was planning on using the Ryzen 2200g for a month before I got paid but I have no need to upgrade. I can stream and play games on all high settings. Its a great little without using the vega graphics.
To anyone building with an APU. PLEASE GET THE FASTEST MEMORY POSSIBLE, the integraded graphics use the sistem memory and it needs as much speed as possible
2666 mhz is enough. it's the sweet spot and you can just overclock it. if you can afford a 3200 mhz then might as well just get a dedicated GPU because it is so expensive.
Still better than my 2014 laptop EDIT: actually a lot better oh my god i get 10fps in fortnite at low 720p and i literally go through walls and everything looks like mud
Kolink ain't bad. Overclockers rate kolink highly. I have the 700w version of this in an i5 pc. Tho its actually rated under 700w. Still they are better than the likes of CiT or colourIT.
I’m looking to build a pc with one of these for school and then going to byoc insomnia gaming festival (66, I am on holiday for 65) and would love to add a rx 580 or 1660 so would love to see benchmarks with a 580! Anyway keep up the good work!
Limiting the build to 8 GB is a bad idea as of the date of this posting (08/17/2019). With a discrete graphics card most games will not run any faster with more than 8 GB of system memory, but several games don't reach optimum performance with less than 12 GB of system memory, and while a discrete GPU will use less system memory, part of that 8 GB of installed memory has to be allocated to VRAM. As of now, the lowest priced 4 egg DDR4 3200 dual 4 GB kit on Newegg is $50, while the lowest priced 4 egg DDR4 3200 dual 8 GB kit is $66. An extra $16 for 8 GB of memory is well worth it.
Why would you need to upgrade 1st off. Yes you can upgrade but you would also do just as fine if not way better with the 3600 and your current 1060. Honestly that goes for either of your stuff for the most part unless you're doing CPU bound stuff. Sorry for the edit, I thought I might as well clarify what i meant
keep your 2600 and pair it up with a 2060 or better. but ofcourse it all depends on your budget. But no its not worth getting the 3600, just get a better gpu and make sure you have dual channel 16 gb 3000 or better mgh with ryzen.
The 3600 is not enough of an upgrade from the 2600 to warrant a change. Just get a better GPU or monitor or mouse or anything you want besides a 3600 or 3600x.
@@notagunfreak8146 I have got to both agree and disagree. If he is not Just gaming. And is in fact streaming and things then the CPU is pretty good. In fact it can bring up to a 20% performance increase in certain workloads. That's with the scheduler problems with windows, so a lot of room for improvement. But if he just wants to game you're right. I'm going under the assumption that hes got workloads that upgrading to ryzen 2 will benefit from. Video editing and Streaming as well as gaming being the main ones.
Again. The FASTER your ram the less possibility of a stutter. The stutter comes from it trying to constantly draw ram to put up an image. Minimum is 3200Mhz You should get 3600 to 4000MHz.
Ryzen 3 2200G $102 Ryzen 3 3200G $120 I'm seriously on a tight budget. $18 is a lot for me. Should I buy Ryzen 2200G or 3200G? (I just want to play light games like cs, pubg lite, fortnite, etc on 720p)
unbelievable what you can have with only a APU. Back then, without a graphic processing unit, there was almost no way to game at 720p... let alone 1080p
I think 2200g is great for media consumption. But for the price difference I couldn't understand getting it over the 3400g or even a 2400g would be a better choice IMO.
This sort of CPU in a budget laptop with similar gaming performance would be pretty nice. I'm currently rocking an acer aspire with a core i5 7200U and geforce 940MX. I wonder if this still outperforms the vega 8
@@jeroenislego no.there were certain APUs AMD made that allows dual usage with a gpu....but that sorta died out and was selective at the best of times So it's one or the other
It would be nice to see how much money is necessary to get a used mobo/cpu/ram/gpu to edge the 3200g performance, or what can you achieve with the same money spent on the 3200g + mobo and ram if going used!
As with all apu's though I don't see the point in getting 16GB RAM when you can get a faster Set of 8. As I really cannot express enough how much you can gain or lose by having fast or slow ram with an APU
I am watching this video on my little, brand new build of a Ryzen 3 3200G on an ASRock B450m-Pro4 motherboard with 2 x 4 GB HyperX Kingston RAM that I had lying around. And this little machine runs just beautifully.
As a single father of 2 children. I thank you for this build.
When your ready for more graphics add a GTX 1650 or 1650 Super and your off to the races!
@@willflanders2475 RX 580 would be the better option
@@hotgamerboy6240 and consume more electricity for a bit more performance than the 1650S? No thanks
MaxiTunerJaypee no rx 580 is like 15% faster
@@PongPCSolutions lol, not a "bit more", I think you meant a whole lot more performance, it has literally got double the vram and you say a "bit more". Lol 580 is a lot better and it's the same price as a 1650
I've seen the 2200G drop down to $60 at a shop a couple hours drive away. I imagine at that price difference the 2000g is better value even though it's weaker.
The gaming potential-to-price ratio is getting crazy these days. So many playable games for so little money.
Charsept Thanks to AMD.
Even though the cpu is 5-10% better in the 3200g, they both have the same gpu and are both gpu limited so the 2200g would be the better buy
CrafterBros0 most people will buy a dedicated gpu later
I would buy a 2400g over a 3200g any day unless it's only media consumption. Even then hyper theading can only add to it's useful life.
Falcon by that point 4c/4t might be outdated
Kolink is basically a rebranded version of the same psus corsair and several other manufacturers use. Don't tell anyone though.
Is this a good thing or bad thing?
Andrew Lei these units are not that reliable. They will turn bad sooner or later. But they won't set your house on fire or break your components lol
Andrew Lei Good I guess. It’s gonna be cheaper but the same quality i think
@@andrewlei2980 both
Roda i'm not scared but i speak out if experience with the power supplies like these i had. The best non 80 plus rated psu i ever used was from fsp a 450 watt unit
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Have a little 3200g on an asrock itx board as my bedroom pc for a while now, just had a play around with the setup a bit. I saw a 28% increase (in sottr) by tuning timings and frequencies. Running 4.0GHz 1.4v, 3600mhz ram with tuned timings and 1700mhz @ 1.18V for the gpu. I never really intended this thing to do anything other than streaming youtube and netflix but have been enjoying a bit of Alien Isolation, Metro 2033 and SotTR. Very impressed by this little chip!
if you overclock and add a gpu down the line you can get some great performance out of it, if you're on a budget
But cheap motherboards usually have chipsets that don't allow overclocking. The 3200G is basically a 2500X without SMT. It has great value for a budget build, just don't expect a steady 60fps in new AAA games, even with a dedicated GPU
@@EVPointMaster i mean yeah its pretty much entry level stuff. i have a 3 2200g which is arguably worse than this, i have it overclocked with a rx 570. also i guess i didnt go that cheap on a motherboard to where it didnt have overclocking
@@EVPointMaster my $70 x370m pro4 overclocks my 1300x to 3.9ghz...
@@dren8346 yeah I'd probably be looking at a decent b450 board if I was going for the 2200g today. That or looking to go itx lol
@@ArtisChronicles yep i went with a itx its missing some features but it got me to 4ghz
for those into emulators, ...ETA PRIME probably did a video by now...
He did, slight improvements over the 2200 and 2400 but nothing to write home about.
A discrete GPU is still the way to go, but this is impressive performance for onboard graphics nevertheless.
For e sport games its very nice
This CPU is only suitable for budget builds. The very best budget GPU right will add an extra $200 to your build not to mention that you have to get at least a R5 2600 CPU for your build to make sense. No point pairing an APU with a discrete GPU. Unless you want to get into the second hand market then it's a different topic but that's always a gamble.
@@jm8080ful and its usefull if you can't afford a discrete graphics card rn but can in the future
Would love to see a 2019 video on the GTX 770!
Kaiser König just cuz u got one lol
@@finngames2837 you're probably right, but it would be an interesting video
I still use a 760, and I find it is plenty capable on medium to low settings
@Koro actually no, I can get 90 on low on fortnite
Kepler, it's at the end of its life. I think he reviewed a 770/680 not too long ago
Console level performance with just a CPU!
I'm watching all the videos from your channel and I'm enjoying them very, very much. Keep doing it so well. Greetings from Spain.
impressive! now you can build yourself a low-end gaming pc where ram and your motherboard cost more than your CPU and GPU combined!
I built my budget pc in march 2019, everything new except for the xfx rx480 8gb gtr which I got for 85 eur(sic!). At the end of 2021 i saw a 3200g for sale for 40 eur and snatched it up right away. Sold my 2200g for 80 after 3 hours of posting the ad.
2 weeks ago I saw a 2600 for sale at 115, which is just about what it's worth, bought it, and sold the 3200g for 80 within 2 days(had numerous offers, over half of them were riddiculous lowballs like 35 or 40). Because I had bought a Wraith Prism cooler for 10+4 with shipping.
I consider my upgrade from 2200g to 2600 about 5 eurs, which gave around 50% cpu performance.
These APU's are in demand right now because a 1030 will cost around 60 eurs already, and 3400g goes for 160-180 eur around here yet it gives 10% more performance FPS wise.
Love your videos, I've been watching for quite a long time now :)
I would like to see the cpu performance of the Ryzen 5 3400g with a discrete gpu.
That would be about the same as a R5 2500X
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RUclips: watch a ryzen ad too!
Consider the "forgotten" Ryzen 3 1200 combined with a RX 570 4GB, cheap B350 etc. comes around the same price (depends on region). A RX 570 eats the VEGA 8 for breakfast.
Btw APUs benefit from faster, usually more expensive, RAM more as CPUs combined with a discrete GPU.
Still have my 1200 in my pc. It really does its job for its price(expecially second hand)
but the small form factor tho
ThePeperich AMD sucks
Better to wait for the next gen with the 4*00g or Athlon 4*0g(e)
and please god give us 4 core athlons for the super budget again
You might want to turn on the frametime graphic in msi afterburner, it would help actually help us see how much stutters are there and how stable are the games
I used a Kolink 800w for about a year to power an R5 2600 / RTX 2080 system. Worked admirably and overclocked to 4.1ghz / +130/+950 on the GPU. Really is a nice, sleeper brand. The 80 plus rating is certainly nice, too.
Could you please include CSGO next time when you are reviewing processors, it really helps some of us eSports gamers know what to buy and what not to, it’s a very cpu dependant game and it usually favours Intel processors even more but since the new Ryzen launch I need to know if the Ryzen 3 series could beat intel in that game now. Also if possible could you do game and stream test using OBS. Cheers and thanks lad.
YES^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I think DDR5 RAM next year will be a huge step up for APUs in the future.
On the other hand a mainboard with solted on GDDR5 RAM would be awesome. It the APUs are getting better and better this might be an option. Very unlikely to happen though but hey I can dream.
@@HoloScope he talk about video ram
@@diablorojo3887 oh right there's a G
Nah, sorry lad, they said the same about the ddr4 and .... Let's face, vram is the only progress in ram speed and latency, ddr is a ludicrous profitable market now, they don't have a motive to make good improvement like the jump between ddr2 to ddr3
@@diablorojo3887 who are you talking to?
The Kolink powersupply is made by *HEC* They are like midrange'ish PSU manufacturer so while not GREAT, they arent terrible and they do manufacture power supplies for some bigger brands like Cougar and non-commercial use.
dont search up 3200g in ebay make sure you put ryzen before it. lol
What comes up
Oh tiddies 😂😂
LMAO
Hahaha
Nice
These are godlike results for an iGPU.
Or just overclock the 2200G and get same or better performance then the 3200G.
or just overclock the 3200g and go even further
@@rotanux plus ultra beyond?
@@FrankTheTank107 The 2200G though can be had for around half the price on the second hand market. That $50 saving can then be put toward something else to benefit the system, such as a higher quality motherboard. Then down the line you can upgrade the CPU to something else that the better.
@@rotanux or just get a 3900x and the RTX 2080ti for like 1800$ more.
@@ReyOrton or just fucking buy amd and intel factory.
Thank you boss for making these budget build videos! U DA REAL MVP
3200 and 3400 are perfect for 720p gaming, why trying higher? You could play Battlefield V at 60fps.
I thought the WHOLE PC was $99 and I was like, damn, he outdid himself this time!
I have an Ryzen 3 2200g, without a gpu at the moment, but I was thinking about a rx570 or something like that
I use a 570. I highly recommend it. You wont be disappointed. I don't recommend going for the 8gb though. The 570 struggles with filling up the 8gb buffer. The 4gb is a better value in my personal expierence.
@@aviatorsdream4686 Yea go with 4gb, unless you find a 8GB model for no more than $10 more.
@@aviatorsdream4686 8 gb is important for rainbow six siege and bf1
@@tigercat418 Still. The 570 has a hard time filling up the buffer. 4gb is the sweet spot in value for the 570.
My RX580 8GB I found is the current perfect mid range gpu
clear to see this cpu is more than capable. with a decent GPU you are golden. even with just 8gb ram I think the most difference would be seen in the graphics upgrade.
That's a pretty solid, easily upgraded-down-the-line PC for under 300 bananas. Expansion options everywhere when money allows. CPU could be upgraded to a 24/rumoured 32 thread down the line. Ram could be upgraded to 16 or 32GB with the old Ram sold to make some cash back. And any top of the line GPU that doesn't blow up the PSU would fit after.
Those numbers are impressive for such a cheap little Apu. Great review.
honestly, that cpu coupled with my radeon 470 would be a big upgrade from my ancient atholon x4 860k i've been running.
lol my g4560 is bottlenecking the crap out of my 570 i cant even imagine what its like with yours
That system looks really clean! Keep up the great work. Amazing videos!
I’m building a 3600 system with a 2060 super or 2070 but I’m still really interested in getting one of these puppies and putting it in the absolute smallest case I can find. It would be cool to have a full mini gaming pc half the size of a node 202.
Current Build
Ryzen 5 1600
Asus x-370 pro
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB
Cooler Master MWE 750 Gold Full Modular
XPG SX6000 Lite
Total cost is at 270.75 USD... Havent decided on a case/keyboard and gpu. I have a couple r9 380s laying around so I might throw those in there.
Ssd and hdd, probably gonna be 500-600 by time you actually account for all the parts
@@Sirtoastsalot I was actually looking into memory just now and found a 2tb mechanical for 50$ and a cheap ass ssd for another 35$ so up to about 355 without a case.
I have the ryzen 3 2200g and an rx 560, but I used to only have the 2200g. It was pretty good but I needed to upgrade and a couple days ago I ordered the ryzen 5 2600. The 2200g is pretty good in my opinion
Pi 4 build as a mini home theatre would be a nice change. Streaming / Netflix box that can be tucked in behind the flat screen.
9:15 that's some awesome consumer advice right there 😆😝
I ain't being sarcastic, but damn it's enough make many newbie builders worry a little 😅
The AMD Ryzen APU's are bloody wicked. Cheers for the demos.
Are you able to add minecraft to the benchmark in some of the lower budget builds/cpu/gpu reviews? Love your videos, Cheers!
If someone had told me 30 years ago you could put together a gaming pc for under £300 and have it run AAA titles without bursting into nuclear fusion, I'd of laughed at you. Growing up with the evolution in both Pc gaming and Pc hardware has always made me feel incredibly lucky in that respect.
Awesome video. I have a handful of lower end video cards like the GT 1030, RX 550, RX 460, etc. If you want I can run some benchmarks for you and hand you the numbers or screen caps if you want to compare them against the APU.
That case is literally a cit f3 with a sticker on😂 never heard of an eg ar39
Kolink are pretty good quality budget power supplies. I have used several in builds before with no problems and that system needs no more than 300W.
16GB (2x8) would be a welcome upgrade, if not for the graphics then for anything else you might want to use the PC for.
I bought the Ryzen 2200g for the only purpose having a " Okay " CPU until I can afford a better Ryzen chip!
I have the Ryzen 2200g pared with
16Gb kit clocked at 3200mhz
R9 290X Tri x oc
GIGABYTE X470 AORUS GAMING 5 motherboard
I was planning on using the Ryzen 2200g for a month before I got paid but I have no need to upgrade. I can stream and play games on all high settings. Its a great little without using the vega graphics.
To anyone building with an APU. PLEASE GET THE FASTEST MEMORY POSSIBLE, the integraded graphics use the sistem memory and it needs as much speed as possible
2666 mhz is enough. it's the sweet spot and you can just overclock it. if you can afford a 3200 mhz then might as well just get a dedicated GPU because it is so expensive.
@@josefernandez4423 no its not, it might be 5 bucks more dude
@@josefernandez4423 it's like 5 to 10 more
@@josefernandez4423 rams are so cheap now like 50% off in czech lmfao)
fam, that apu is a beast...
Still better than my 2014 laptop
EDIT: actually a lot better oh my god i get 10fps in fortnite at low 720p and i literally go through walls and everything looks like mud
ShorY (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ probably not meant for gaming
love it how i get a ryzen ad before a ryzen vid
Man, i love your videos
Kolink ain't bad. Overclockers rate kolink highly. I have the 700w version of this in an i5 pc. Tho its actually rated under 700w. Still they are better than the likes of CiT or colourIT.
Good video and impressive performance really.
You seem a bit out of it in this video though...
I am going to take my budget pc to Area 51 to play games there as the battle occurs!
I’m looking to build a pc with one of these for school and then going to byoc insomnia gaming festival (66, I am on holiday for 65) and would love to add a rx 580 or 1660 so would love to see benchmarks with a 580! Anyway keep up the good work!
Your youtube reward for 100k looks like a cinebench score table
I'd love to build a pc around this, but a 99$ processor being sold as a 600R$ part here in Brazil. 1 dolar is 3,90RS in my currency and this is stupid
I feel bad for you. ;(
I have come from the future and 1 dolar is 6,00R$
@@Beckernoodles para isso tá me dando gatinhos
@@thiago_cassetete estou triste, pc de entrada tá quase 3k
OK. Why do so what I suggested on Instagram. You’re using a Asus Board!
Did the b450 mobo you chose have to have its BIOS updated or did it work right out of the box for the r3 3200g?
Turn on subtitles at 5:13 ; )
Limiting the build to 8 GB is a bad idea as of the date of this posting (08/17/2019). With a discrete graphics card most games will not run any faster with more than 8 GB of system memory, but several games don't reach optimum performance with less than 12 GB of system memory, and while a discrete GPU will use less system memory, part of that 8 GB of installed memory has to be allocated to VRAM.
As of now, the lowest priced 4 egg DDR4 3200 dual 4 GB kit on Newegg is $50, while the lowest priced 4 egg DDR4 3200 dual 8 GB kit is $66. An extra $16 for 8 GB of memory is well worth it.
Gigabyte b450m gaming
3200g
Corsair vengeance pro rgb 16gig
Crucial 500 gig m.2
Once I've done some benchmarking I'll share
You know you can get the ryzen 5 2600 for £99 in the UK on Amazon if your a student ( a bit weird I know ) but one hell of a deal
need graphics card tho
I have a GTX 1060 6gb paired with a Ryzen 5 2600. Would I need to upgrade to, say, an RTX 2060 if I wantes to get the Ryzen 5 3600?
The GTX 1060 would bottleneck the Ryzen 3600
Why would you need to upgrade 1st off. Yes you can upgrade but you would also do just as fine if not way better with the 3600 and your current 1060. Honestly that goes for either of your stuff for the most part unless you're doing CPU bound stuff. Sorry for the edit, I thought I might as well clarify what i meant
keep your 2600 and pair it up with a 2060 or better. but ofcourse it all depends on your budget. But no its not worth getting the 3600, just get a better gpu and make sure you have dual channel 16 gb 3000 or better mgh with ryzen.
The 3600 is not enough of an upgrade from the 2600 to warrant a change. Just get a better GPU or monitor or mouse or anything you want besides a 3600 or 3600x.
@@notagunfreak8146 I have got to both agree and disagree. If he is not Just gaming. And is in fact streaming and things then the CPU is pretty good. In fact it can bring up to a 20% performance increase in certain workloads. That's with the scheduler problems with windows, so a lot of room for improvement. But if he just wants to game you're right. I'm going under the assumption that hes got workloads that upgrading to ryzen 2 will benefit from. Video editing and Streaming as well as gaming being the main ones.
Again. The FASTER your ram the less possibility of a stutter. The stutter comes from it trying to constantly draw ram to put up an image. Minimum is 3200Mhz You should get 3600 to 4000MHz.
My god he actually said hard disk drive instead of HDD, My man.....I can actually watch your videos now.
Ryzen 3 2200G $102
Ryzen 3 3200G $120
I'm seriously on a tight budget. $18 is a lot for me. Should I buy Ryzen 2200G or 3200G?
(I just want to play light games like cs, pubg lite, fortnite, etc on 720p)
Is $18 actually that much?
I can vouch for the Kolink power supplies! Really great psu's and cheap af.
unbelievable what you can have with only a APU. Back then, without a graphic processing unit, there was almost no way to game at 720p... let alone 1080p
unbelievable? seems totally believable to me
progression of technology and all that lol
@@bluescluessuperagent back then, gamer would have gave there left nut to play 720p. But i get your point lol.
To get 40+ frames on this APU should be quite the fete, so don't worry about your slip during your tête-à-tête!
Kolink is fine, I have a 600 watt psu of them and it works great.
love your vids man!
i wanna see the 3200g go head to head against the 750 ti
Similar but 750ti will double the electricity bill.
Does the 3200G support 4K HDR at 60 Hz via the onboard HDMI Port? (HDMI 2.0b support would be required) Thanks for the answer in advance. :)
I can see the apu would do wonders for my itx system
I think 2200g is great for media consumption. But for the price difference I couldn't understand getting it over the 3400g or even a 2400g would be a better choice IMO.
Very nice mobo mate...!
This sort of CPU in a budget laptop with similar gaming performance would be pretty nice. I'm currently rocking an acer aspire with a core i5 7200U and geforce 940MX. I wonder if this still outperforms the vega 8
Can you later add a GPU? And do you know how combining an APU with a GPU works? very curious, thanks
Jeroen van den Raadt Just plug it into the dedicated GPU instead of the motherboard
@@masken8355 yea I guessed that but does it work in a sort of crossfire way or does the Apu only work as a cpu then?
@@jeroenislego no.there were certain APUs AMD made that allows dual usage with a gpu....but that sorta died out and was selective at the best of times
So it's one or the other
im going to buy this gaming pc next month ~
Omg yes i missed your videos so much keep it up buddy ;)
I built a system with the following components
Ryzen 3 3200 g
Asrock b450m pro 4
2 x 4 gb 2666 cl 17
Stock cooler
Cheap case
Random power supply
It would be nice to see how much money is necessary to get a used mobo/cpu/ram/gpu to edge the 3200g performance, or what can you achieve with the same money spent on the 3200g + mobo and ram if going used!
At this point in time I'd almost always go with a 1tb ssd for around $80-$100 bucks would be a better option than a $30 SSD paired with a $40 1TB HDD.
Love your videos!!! I submitted pics to your ig too for the PC review:)
just love watching these vids
Those kolink psus are the cheapest 80+ certified available in the uk
As with all apu's though I don't see the point in getting 16GB RAM when you can get a faster Set of 8. As I really cannot express enough how much you can gain or lose by having fast or slow ram with an APU
the way you linus tech tipped
I am watching this video on my little, brand new build of a Ryzen 3 3200G on an ASRock B450m-Pro4 motherboard with 2 x 4 GB HyperX Kingston RAM that I had lying around. And this little machine runs just beautifully.
Here's a fun idea go head to head this apu with GTX 750Ti because crazy amount steam users have 750ti. Also 1050 non Ti would be a good dog fight too
Hello and welcome to the video. I say before video starts
You are *RYZEN* the productivity on this channel, ok i know my out of here 🏃🏃
@TDMG .
You do realize that a motherboard in that system is better than the motherboard in your main rig?
Amiga500 What
The motherboard that he used in this build is Asrock,but its still better than Biostar's,it even has a B450 chipset opposed to the biostar's B350
Wow, I'm early! That doesn't matter because being early makes no fucking difference!
Can you benchmark GTX 1060 3GB with that Ryzen 3 3200? Love the contents. Keep it up. Thanks :)
Is it just me or should he also include benchmarking minecraft?
I have the same procesor,it s amazing
hell yea m8 been waiting for this one