Gaming on a Ryzen 7 7800X3D without a dedicated GPU.
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2023
- While upgrading my personal gaming system with the new Ryzen 7 7800X3D and suddenly had a realisation… the 7800X3D chis come with a built in iGPU so you know we had to just see how well we could game on it.
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Looking forward to seeing what the 8700G is capable of.
The ryzen 7 9850x3dg will be like having a rtx 3050 and a 5 3600x in one cpu
@@kurshkolo4701I heard it also come with it's own front yard
@@harrisnasir5753 not funny you psycho
You can actually, the 8700g will have the integrated radeon 780m, which is pretty much a 1060 (according to bechmarks on the ryzen 7940hs, a laptop apu that uses the same igpu and that is already out in mini pcs ) The radeon 680m will most likely be used in the 8600g, and it perfoms like a 1050-1050ti.
@@Daniel-ru8jethey should uss 780m because even thats still mid
I bought a 5600G (whole system upgrade) when GPU prices were bonkers and the integrated GPU was actually a little better than my old one. Now I have a 5800x3D and a proper GPU, but the 5600G is still a decent entry lvl CPU or makes for an excellent low energy media PC.. I really like those chips
Thanks for this excellent upload. That's damn impressive for an iGPU.
I found steam deck verification being a good indicator for how well a certain game runs without a dedicated gpu.
If it runs on steam deck it will run fine at 1080p on a ryzen integrated gpu.
i thought steam deck equivalent to 1650? or is it same tech as ryzen integrated gpu?
Good to know. There's a few games I wanna play while I save up for a xtx.
i have a steam deck it was my biggest regret in recent years. helldivers 2 runs like crap and randomly alt-tabs when playing
@@adriannasyraf3534 well ofc, it's only 1050/1650 equivalent
The 7800X3D running at just 8% usage @ 38°C is killing me. That's hilarious, and of course makes sense in this case.
This is cool, im playing cs2 at 720p on my r5 7600 igpu till i get my gpu, i avg more then a 100fps without a gpu. Great feature on these, also web browsing etc usage without any issues.
I just upgraded to the 7800x3d from the r5 7600. I’m curious if the x3d has a better integrated graphics or if it’s the same no matter what am5 cpu you get?
Correction at 1:39 - Vega 7 in 5600G (I personally have that processor) can be allocated up to 16GB (of course there is no increase in performance, but it can if the game wants to start at all :D ), it all depends on the motherboard. My MSI Motrar B450M can. I know this from the time 2 years ago when I still didn't buy a new graphics card (that's why I bought a 5600g) because of the crazy prices. I also think it's the same for the 7800X3D
True, you can allocate more memory but it doesn't use it. It will only use up to 2GB as vega always has.
both of you: there is no reason for large amounts of "dedicated" video ram on apus .. memory virtualization can and _does_ swap memory pages in and out of the "dedicated" portion during render calls .. the on-die gpu is on the fun side of the memory controller .. the typical an on-bus memory copy from "system memory" to "video memory" just doesnt happen .. only frame buffers needs to actually sit in lower memory
Those 128 shaders are surprisingly capable.
Thanks, it's great to see how the iGPUs compare. Quite nice to have a capable iGPU on the host system when passing through a GPU to a VM.
I totally forgot igpu was a thing and got a low profile host GPU to go alongside my VM'd 4090. Could've justified a CPU upgrade instead 😂😂
@@aidencoder Why would anyone mess around with GPU passthrough to VMs nowdays. Proton is pretty much 100% in games, and any games that have anticheat issues with proton will usually ban you for playing in a VM anyways.
@@PineyJustice well given the near native performance when done right, why not? All my workloads are in VMs and containers. Having a windows box for gaming, office, some windows only apps is useful. I find it works for me. Yeah Proton is great and all, but I don't really want games on my Linux box either. My host is fairly minimal and sterile. I can also pass my 4090 to windows for gaming, then switch it to a specific VM for AI. There's lots of reasons really.
@@aidencoder I've found that proton generally has better performance than passthrough anyways now. Second, you can do all that stuff right in linux, wine has gotten so good at running windows apps I've yet to find any I can't get to run with minimal poking.
@@PineyJustice to each their own
I'm curious about how it stacks up against one of the mobile CPUs like the 6800U - apart from the 5nm VS 6nm, the specs of the 6800U iGPU seem significantly higher
I'm curious how games run at a bit lower resolution. iGPUs are very bandwidth limited. Another interesting thing would be to see whether lowering textures gives a big performance boost since the 3D cache can be better utilized due to lower vram usage.
Would the new driver update (fluid motion frames) work with this?
I recently got a new pc with the 7800x3d and a 7900 xt GPU but the GPU seems to have been damaged. I hope I can still game a bit while the replacement GPU arrives [in maybe 6 weeks :/]. Thanks for this, I have some hope now
igpu from 7800x3d or nvidia gt 730?
can you test their hardware encoding performance (x246, x265) @1080 60fps for streaming on twitch/youtube like if it drop frames or if encoder gets overloaded
I second that. Would be awesome to know how's the gaming + recording going on cpu+igpu.
Really good video, i wish you good luck on youtube,
very nice too for multiple monitors settings
I did this same kind of Test on my 5600G when I first got it, I found it was Comparable to my FX6300 and 1650 Super the New CPU and GPU were replacing... After Fooling Around with that for about an Hour or Som I Threw the 1650 In while I was Waiting for my 660XT to get here... Over the Black Friday Sales, I got the 7800X3D Bundle from Newegg, it Replaced the 5800X3D I'd Replaved the 5600G with... I forgot about the APU's on these New Chips and I never did Try it Out, Glad someone did... Thanks...
I love it when the RUclips algorithm reads my mind. This is exactly what I wanted to know 😂
I’m putting together a pc and I got a ryzen 9 7950, no graphics card bc I don’t really intend to use it for gaming, but I was curious about how well it can do regardless.
this is the combo im thinkn of going for, then wait for the new nvidia rehash vanilla variation cards come out to see all pricing of gpus if they are going to decrease b4 i dump money into a gpu, then again it all depends on what sort of games u play how demanding and what sort of quality u wanna play at...
I found the igpu on the new 7000 series actually overclocks quite well, got mine stable at 3100mhz and played wow for a bit until I got my 7900xtx.
Which cpu were u using??
@@EngLit123all of them have the same 2cu RDNA2 GPU and since all of them will be GPU bottlenecked they will have the same performance
@@fernandoferraz4146 cool
How are you overclocking?
@@JadenMitchell13 msi afterburner i suppose
The iGPU is 6nM, not 5nM since the iGPU is now in the I/O die, not the processor CCD. AMD said there was alot of extra unused space in the I/O die, so they threw the iGPU in there since it didn't cost any extra.
I’m using MSI board, but I cannot get windows to see the graphics chip. I have screen it’s just when you play the game it shows zero memory.
Ahhh the time has come. Wonder how it compares to VEGA graphics on a 5600 or 5700g ..
I don't think you're supposed to leave the CPU in the box when you put it on the motherboard, but I could be wrong.
hello can you please test the egpu solution on L340 gaming laptop with a gpu like rtx 2060
Love that this videos shows up in my feed whilst I have all my parts except the GPU which im saving for. May as well start my build 😂😂
Ready. Set. Build!
This is exactly what I’ve decided to do😂
Come here to say this aswell 😂
Just FYI, the amount of memory you can reserve for the iGPU in the UEFI is kinda irrelevant, except when applications refuse to launch because they demand to see an arbitrary size of VRAM. Thing is, these APUs can grab more RAM dynamically and as-needed - they'll return it aswell. When you do a static allocation with that UEFI setting, you're only making sure that your system can't use that RAM for anything else anymore, as it will always be assigned to the iGPU!
This is super interesting. So with something like smart access memory, is the igpu getting much faster access to system ram than say, a gpu running out of vram and going through the cpu to allocate spill-over ram? or is the "vram" speed of an igpu comparable to spillover dedicated gpu usage (thus never really that fast)?
@@aaronriggs4430 Wall of text incoming! :P
Regarding SAM: That's a technique for dGPUs with dedicated memory.
For the CPU/OS to push data to the dGPU, a part of the physical memory address space is reserved for that device. Writes to these addresses then go directly into the VRAM of the GPU.
The problem with this was, that not the whole VRAM was mapped into these addresses, but only a small window of 256MiB - that's a relict from 32bit times, as there was only physical address space for 4GiB in total (RAM plus devices). That window also necessitates a lot of back and forth communication, mostly to have it point to a different section of the VRAM, i.e. when uploading big chunks of data or multiple things, which costs a lot of time and lowers throughput.
With modern 64bit CPUs, there's more possible memory addresses than you could ever fit memory (including device memory) into your PC. reBAR/SAM simply allows it to have an address space that covers the whole VRAM (=reBAR), which simplifies data transfers, since that window doesn't need to be moved around anymore - the algorithms in the driver that decide when to copy how much data can be tweaked for this (=SAM).
Regarding transfer speeds of iGPUs vs. VRAM spillover on dGPUs:
iGPUs share the CPU's memory management unit and address space, so the CPU can simply put the data into RAM as fast as it can possibly write to that - the limiting factor with this is usually RAM speed and not the CPU itself.
Afterwards, the addresses get marked as "in use by the GPU" for the OS/driver to keep track, and then the GPU gets passed a pointer (a memory address where the data starts) and maybe its size (to know where it ends). The data can then be used immediately.
AFAIK SAM is neither used, nor needed here, although the driver does have certain optimizations for that shared memory scenario.
VRAM spillover on dGPUs is definitely slower than RAM that's more or less directly used by an iGPU. This has to do with the CPU and GPU having to do a lot of back and forth communication over the bus for bookkeeping.
What also often happens in case of spillover is that "cold" regions (=not in immediate use) of VRAM get evicted to RAM and then the fresh data gets pulled into VRAM, which is already quite slow due to all the copying.
Things become really problematic when there isn't enough cold data in VRAM - then you shuffle around data from VRAM to RAM and back multiple times for drawing a single frame. That behaviour is called "thrashing" and also known from swap memory - in that case, performance gets utterly crippled.
iGPUs don't have that issue, since there's no distinction between RAM and VRAM from a device point of view.
When RAM gets full however, the OS evicts some of it (AFAIK only program/application memory, no GPU data) to a swap file on the HDD/SSD in order to make some room. This is also very slow.
Disclaimer: In reality, things regarding memory addresses are a bit more complicated, as there's a whole other layer mixed in: There's not only physical memory addresses, but also per-process virtual ones, using a kind of mapping table (=page table), but the general principles I explained above still apply.
I hope that this sufficiently answers your questions.
@@Psychx_ amazing! thanks!! have to read several times..
Niceeee video....very practical....i m going for the same process...gpu later build first😂
my dad has this chip with a 760 because we haven't bought the 4070 yet, and it's quite impressive. it's miles better than the igpu in my laptop, nowhere near as good as the 3060 in my laptop, but it does have 1 RT core so that's something.
as someone who was the only one who bought a 5700g during the mining craze, this cpu is a pretty good upgrade
Is it? Sounds like a very minor upgrade to me. I'll stick with my 5600G until the 8 series, I guess.
upgrade? did you watch the same video?
@@wage23 yeah well obviously having a 7900xt now is a huge upgrade compared to being stuck on an igpu, i used the 5700g because there were no gpus that time
built in graphics have come a long way over the years. i like seeing these as a budget friendly gaming build option.
I wonder how the 9000 series cpus will do
It's actually 6nm cause the igpu on 7000 series isn't on the cpu Chiplet it' actually on IO chiplet which typically isn't the latest node . so also it doesn't benefit from the Vcache
Oh i didn't realize they put igpu's inside their higher end chips this gen! Its pretty cool that radeon igpus are getting powerful enough to run modern games at least somewhat decently!
Yeah, apparently their lower end 7000 series do have built in graphics but it's still Vega and not RDNA but haven't tested or checked them myself.
@@TechLabUK I thought all Ryzen 7000 series had the same RDNA2 graphics with 2 compute units.
@@MrDilldock I haven't used any other but looking at other videos where people are testing them they say they are using Vega. Will have to get one sometime and check it out.
Yes, the iGPU is now in the I/O Die chiplet, not part of the processor CCD die. Which makes alot of sense. AMD said there was alot of extra unused space in the I/O die, so they threw the iGPU in there since it didn't cost any extra.
@@MrDilldock It's the mobile parts.
Some 7000 series APUs's just a rebrand of the old series.
The parts that's using Vega is the 7030 series, which is basically a rebrand of the Ryzen 5000 series APU.
It's like this:
7040 = Zen 4/RDNA2
7035 = Zen 3/RDNA2
7030 = Zen 3/Vega
7020 = Zen 2/RDNA2
Definitely handy for troubleshooting.
Yeah super useful, especially after my week with it lol
The only thing it’s good for tbh lol. I will definitely disable this when I get my system on Thursday
Hello
I got 7800x3d but results in not demanding games (for example LoL) is decent.
Maybe i skip something with installing drivers. Got drivers from www like AMD Adrenaline.
Do i miss anything?
In bios i activated integrated GPU (my 3090 is on RMA), RAM is set for 6k speed, no OCs, windows profile balanced.
Have you played valorant? If so, how many on the ryzen 7 7800x3d
Oh no 😭 those Vega compute units struggling
The top-end CPU's tend to have pretty gimped iGPU's. Ryzen 7 78040U has the Radeon 780m while the Ryzen 9 7950X3D only has the Radeon 610m.
every desktop Ryzen cpu has the 610m, down to the 7600 (non x). some even have none (7500f)
It’s not the high-end CPUs it’s the desktop CPUs
I have a 7945hx and it has the crap 610m too.
i mean, i take that as a " you should not run this CPU without a proper GPU "
@@Bruno-dv3ymwhy? Is it bad for the CPU? I have three more weeks until I can afford the GPU I want(4080 super) you would run on the integrated graphics until then right?
But can it run Crysis?
Where can I look to see if these CPU’s have NVEC encoders? Would like to build a streaming PC without a GPU.
I would suspect on AMDs site but they are usually pretty poor at documenting things: www.amd.com/en/product/12731
Yes the CPUs media accelerators for encoding and decoding video. Its AMD VCN, as opposed to NVENC which is just Nvidia's branding of said function.
but can it run Crysis or Cyber Punk 2077?
this channel's mad respect for half life 2 is simply one of the greatest features, do not care is an old game, is the father of the classics, no game has come close to me, please do not stop testing that gem, at least 10 seconds of the video is enough, it is always nice to see half life 2 in newer hardware
You know, for an internal IGPU, this is pretty impressive! 30FPS is still playable. It's not ideal, but it's playable!
It does feel like they are limiting the iGPU a lot and I'd love to see what they could actually have done with the CPU form factor.
I thought I could just live with my 5600G and it did everything I wanted great on my workbench, even CAD stuff, but I had to get a GPU to edit videos (Davinci Resolve).
Yeah. I'm a 2d artist, so for photoshop and clipstudio 5600G is great as it is. I notice no difference when I plug a dedicated GPU in. Video is more demanding.
Davinci (and probably Adobe) basically want to live in VRAM so ultimately choose to disregard AMD's iGPUs. It really unfortunate because the iGPU has a RDNA2 media accelerator, that perform quite close to the dGPU version. Handbrake will use it just fine for transcoding. In testing I could transcode 140FPS on the iGPU vs 165FPS on a 6800XT.
What is your cooler in this video bro pls answer
It’s the Fractal Design Lumen S36
I'm waiting for the 8000 series early next year as I want to build a work PC with no GPU, but still be able to play a game of Overwatch or whatever on break.
Aren’t they laptop spec?
Like the 6000 series were.
You’ll be waiting for the 9000series
@@christinaedwards5084yeah I also heard that. I think the 9000 series are the real desktop processors
Could you use something like this to stream a game over a home network on steam?
I have no idea. Depends which system is doing the work I suppose. If this is rendering the game then probably not.
In theory, you can.
7000 series's GPU has encoder.
So, I think it will really help people who want to stream.
iGPU for streaming, dGPU for gaming.
So as a first time pc builder, I’m able to build my computer and run and play on the pc with the 7800x3d until I get the 7900xtx?
Yeah, to a level.
Can confirm it does run, first weekend of July I’m going to get the 7900xtx
@@jonahhodges3852 Games will run as well as what the video shows.
i just intalled windows and everything how do i get that overlay to check graphics
You can either turn on the Radeon one in the Radeon software or install MSI Afterburner which is the one we use, did a guide o it previously here: ruclips.net/video/_KQCcwP2mro/видео.html
I didn’t know my cpu had a built in gpu, that’s cool
Yup, enough to play some games as well :)
I don't understand where you get your numbers from. I also have a 7800x3d. And if I activate the graphics on the cpu, the Task Manager says that the graphics only have 512 mb. So where does your 8gb come from? Normally I run with a 4080 card and the performance is top, as well as the power consumption.
The old Vega could use up to 2GB but sometimes you have to increase it in the bios, I suspect it's the same for the 7000 series. The iGPU specs are here: www.cpu-monkey.com/en/cpu-amd_ryzen_7_7800x3d
@@TechLabUK I'm sorry but I still question these numbers. I have an Asus ROG STRIX B650E-F GAMING WIFI motherboard and I have checked the bios and there are no settings for the graphics other than turning on/off. So no it's only 512Mb. And on the AMD website there is no info about it. I don't think AMD is lying or that Task Manager is showing errors.
@@mkill73 I believe it is called "Reserved VRAM" within the Bios or "Reserved iGPU VRAM". It has always been configurable ever since the A Series AM4 chips on motherboards and also on Intel boards. unfortunately I cannot take a screen shot of the settings as I returned the Asus ROG Strix B650E-E because these boards are just trash.
@@TechLabUK "Reserved VRAM" is just shared GPU memory, which is the same as RAM. And that is not real Vram. My brother have the same cpu but with Gigabyte MB and its the same for him.
@@mkill73 ok
Hi, what's about the temperatures?
Temps are in the corner of the captures in the overlay. Under 40 degree C for the most part.
I just played ready or not lol
Ryzen 8000G + AFMF = Double your Fps
The 5600g is supposed to be capable of handling 4gb of RAM. My 5700G uses 4 gb of RAM. The amount of RAM available to the APU is proportional to the amount of RAM you have installed. 16 gb gives 2 gb for graphics. 32 gb gives 4 gb for graphics. Overclocking the infinity fabric and the GPU yields 15% extra performance.
Bro is about to complete tomb raider
I have a problem with the GPU on the 7800x3d, when i do absolutely nothing sometimes goes to 99% and i get a black screen, do you know how can i fix this?
Do you mean the built in iGPU or your dedicated one? Either way try running a DDU on your drivers and re-install the latest.
@@TechLabUK the integrated
I really am looking forward to 8600G, Imagine if they put 12 CU in it... there goes low end GPU market...
It might be a great move for AMD since it means a lot of people who want to make budget PC will go for AMD instead of Intel.
Plus, if they somehow make iGPU sync with dGPU, it makes AMD's dGPU more attractive than Nvidia.
But... 7800X3D might show a great result because it has a really big cache that makes its 1% is really close to average
Looking forward to those as well, love their APUs
It'll probably be somewhat limited by memory bandwidth and perform about the same or a bit slower than an integrated Radeon 780M (i.e. Ryzen Z1 Extreme).
What PC case you use there ?
Fractal Meshify 2
@@TechLabUK Thanks!
If my RAM arrives before my GPU does I could probably just build it now and use the integrated GPU until the 4070 is here.
My UHD 630, is the bees knees.
tbh, performance is fantastic
Im more interested in the difference in performance from the 5800x3d to the 7800x3d. With a 7900xt was it even noticeable or was it worth it? Better to just wait for next gen?
I never got that far. After this video I dropped the GPU in and then spent a week trying to get the system stable. After several rebuilds I gave up and sent it back :(
@TechLabUK really? What issues were you having?
@@Zombie101 Just completely unstable, would run fine directly after being built and then on reboot would barely ever post or get into windows. When it did I would lose displays, drivers etc etc
@@TechLabUK that's crazy, which gpu was it?
@@Zombie101 7900xt
it's better if you test on esports title games
this is amazing how the apu can run high settings on tomb raider
They say the next gen G cpus are going to be really fast.
What pc case is that?
Fractal Meshify 2
Seeing Doom play like this on a CPU only is mindblowing.
I know, can't wait to see what the 8000 series APUs can do.
Sincerely I was expecting much more for a $490 CDN cpu. The am4 5600g is a mere $180 CDN with the same graphic performance at this time.
I was expecting more tbh even though people will be using these with graphics cards.
5600G is a product dedicated for iGPU while 7800X3D happens to have iGPU.
I have friend that doesn't have spare money to buy dGPU but wants to play games via Android emulator and few games.
7000 series really helps saving the budget.
And... that's why I personally wait for 8000G series.
My wish is AMD put at least 12 CU of RDNA3.
It will really disturb low-end GPU and 2nd hand GPU markets
is it me or your audio has too much high ?
it is kinda high pitched, has that "hiss" sound
Sounds fine to me although we have just had a new mic system so it's still being dialled in.
Thanx for video. Max memory of Vega igpu is not 2gb, I saw 8 or 16gb option in bios, not remember exact.
I get black screens when downloading the amd driver for the same cpu 🤷🏼
amd drivers come bundled and you need to only install the ones for your part which is not all of them. have to look up each one to see which one u need and which one u dont
I had my gpu getting repaired so i fiddled with my 7800x3d and it was an...experience.
its fine lul, 'experienced' has different charisma as well
If possible please try emulation
The on-chip CPU of the 7800X3D is fine to get your system running if your dedicated graphic card is broken. But I wouldn't use it for gaming. You are literally stuck below 10 fps.
What PC case is that?
Fractal Meshify 2
@@TechLabUKThanks!
You could get a medium end gpu and cpu and preform better
Probably the DDR5... It's still 64bit shared bus which negates core configuration and clock specs on igpu
All iGPUs are crippled from the getgo by having to use motherboard RAM which is much slower than graphics memory on discrete video cards. Personally, I would always use a discrete GPU, because I consider integrated graphics to be just a gimmick for office pcs or if you only want to do email surf the web or stuff like that.
Interesting content.
Im going to get a 7800x3d and use it with my current 1080ti. Because the cpu determines your minimum fps and the gpu your maximum fps and fidelity. If I can get lows of 165fps (or close to it on low settings) thats all my monitor can show me anyway and I can skip the whole nvidia gpu gouging thing and give them my middle finger instead of 2 grand.
Yeah right, but you don't have to buy the best gpu out there. 4070 or 7800XT / 6950XTs or even a non xt 6800 are all pretty decent deals.
i was talking to my friend the other day and he said he disliked amd cause their cpus wouldn't turn on if there is no gpu attached but now i see that the new ones do, this cpu 7800x3d is really the best cpu out there power consumption, value, performance... wow
AMD and intel both offer CPUs that have built in graphics or not. On intel any CPU ending with an F has no built in graphics.
I don't think this is an APU the built in graphics are just for diagnostics and office work
forgot to add it is good to know that in an emergency I can replay HL2
Wait it performs worse than 5000 series cpu's igpu?
5000 series with an iGPU are technically APUs and are designed for much more. On AM5 you want an 8000G chip which out perform the 5000G chips massively.
@@TechLabUK thanks for the info. I was thinking if getting 7800 x3d and use it without gpu.
@@personalclasslog6972 Very fast CPUs but you have to pair them with a good GPU for gaming really. If you don't want a GPU look at an APU. Tested the 8600G not so long ago: ruclips.net/video/FiqwMAqqBbE/видео.html
@@TechLabUK thank you. Will look for 8600G. Not interested on GPU due to price.
igpu's should be benchmarked more often. if you're looking for productivity and maybe indie gaming in your off time, 7800x3d is probably still a decent pick but you could get away with a cheaper 12900k that performs better. Not sure about gaming capabilities.
The PCIE lanes are whack on Intel and the 7800X3D performs quite well for “productivity” while using very little power. Overall, the R7 7800X3D would likely make a better “productivity” CPU as well.
Gaming wise the 7800X3D is at least 15-20% better generally.
With good cooling a ~ 105 BCLK the 7800X3D is VERY close and sometimes superior to the 7700X when in comes to task outside of gaming.
RDNA2 isnt that much better than Vega -- some operations require extra clocks (interleaved operations) in vega that rdna "solved" .. so with an anemic 2 compute units its not going to be even close to the specialized vega apu
Hey look! You can game on this CPU alone without a dedicated GPU.
The CPU: * guy with protruding veins in the forehead meme*.
I couldn't even hit 30 fps at 1080p on Doom Eternal when set to low🤣 Intel Intergated graphics on a 4 core laptop cpu😭
Can't believe the 5800X3D is now a "midrange"cpu
its not 700X3D is only 14 percent faster in 1440P the same difference between a 12900K and 14700K
It's still high end for now, probably till the 8000's come out. It'll likely remain one of the best gaming CPU's
This is an interesting video, especially now, because AMD is advertising on social media that with these new processors, you can "game without a GPU". I have not watched the entire video yet, but the premise is promising. I might edit this comment after I have completed it.
edit: Its a shame that the 5600g is superior despite its age, but I am not surprised given AMD's aggressive position in the consumer GPU market. The video is overall well executed and I quite enjoyed it. It gives me inspiration for a no GPU PC which can play some games in the interim while I save up for a powerful GPU.
They are pushing the even newer 8000 series AUs now which might be the ones you are seeing comments on. No one really knows how they will perform yet, well... except AMD but their are rumours that we may be GTX 1650 level performance out of them.
@@TechLabUK GTX 1650 performance is hugely impressive, and would definitely reduce my dependence on external GPUs given >95% of my game hours are spent on low load FPS games that even my chinese 5800h miniPC can run.
Lets hope those rumors are true
case name?
Fractal Meshify 2 (Grey)
@@TechLabUK thx
Instead of 20yr old Half Life2, the Black Mesa release should have been used. It came out in 2020, so its more relevant, and it would definitely torture that intwgrated graphics a hell lot more. Of course the visuals is also much better, then 20yr old HL2 had.
I game on a 10100 that cost me $59.99. AMD has nothing that can touch that.
Athlon 3000g same price, very comparable. And you can stick it in a dirt cheap 5 year old mobo.
It's so amusing to me that the GPU can't push the CPU to even 10% utilization at any time. About as brutal of a bottleneck as you can get.
now nvdia can start digging their own grave
Now, I'm tempted to set up a small form factor 7800x3D while waiting for Rtx 4090 come back in stock.
Must.....resist....
That cpu is stronger than my gtx 1060...and it run at half the temp and use less power 😂
when cpu value is good but gpu is just stupid price u end up with this kind of build LMAO