An athlon 4000g triple core would be a good thing for beginners, are not 4 core for the price of ryzen but a 3 core that covers a lot. Amd could close a big gap here before Intel strikes back
They did triple core CPUs in the Phenom 1 generation, but those processors didnt had much success. I personally owned a Phenom 8750 X3 (and 4GB ram + Radeon HD4850) for 4 - 5 years and played decently for those times.
Bro try this all game on 720p lowest because I still use 720p 😂 and going tyo buy this processor next month so this will help me especially is apex run on 50 fps on 1024 lowest arena mode
Is there any problem with athlon 3000g ? I mean heating issue , repairing issues ? Someone said AMD is hard to repair ... Can you explain bro ? Please need your help 🙏🏻
Well that’s complete BS, if you’re on a very very tight budget then go for 3000g, if you can push it a bit consider ryzen 3 series or in my opinion 5600g is best apu out there considering it’s price to performance. Go with amd it’s way better than intel and it doesn’t break. As per the heating issues there are none you can use the stock cooler if you’re not gonna overclock it and about the repairing of cpu if it dies it dies, neither amd nor intel can fix bad cpu
Bro which recording software you use to record these gameplay beacuse when you are recording it was to smooth plz tell me which recording software you use ?
Hi buddy These are my specs :- athlon 3000g processor , EX A320-M asus motherboard, Atris 500W power supply, Xdata 2*8 gb DDR4 ram, crucial 240 GB SSD, Cabinet is yet to be delivered. So can I play games with 45 fps + with this configuration
@@vincemanalang973 So what if I were to put a ram team t-force delta RGB 8x2gb 3200mhz he would run it up or he would go down to 2666mhz according to the CPU? And for your information I used a motherboard asrock b450m steel legend
Hey brother actually I am going to build a pc these are the specs :- Athlon 3000g Vega 3 2*4gb 2666mhz ram 500gb hdd Motherboard msi 320m pro So with this spec can I get 60 fps in 720p very low settings in valorant ????
@@parasgupta8411 bro but i can't afford 2*8 gb ram but can u tell me will I get 60 fps in 720p very low settings in valorant with my specs that i have mentioned above ??
It's the bare minimum. I wouldn't expect current AAA titles to run well, but many games should at least be playable. This is almost strictly an eSports build.
If I want play this games with medium or High graphics with this processor then what would be require, as of now it lags in medium settings in games. how can it be fixed ? By adding 2gb of graphics card or additional 8gb of RAM ? My Pc is with 8gb ram already , amd Athlon with Radeon vega 3 graphics. How much graphics does this processor has ?
Hi I would like to know what could my pc perform Components:- 1> AMD athlon 3000g(₹5099) 2> 4×8GB ddr4 ram(₹2949 each) 3> aio cooling(₹6118) 3> 4 gb nvdia zotac geforce gt 730 graphics card(₹9900) 4> asrock B450 steel legend 5> 500 gb nvme ssd(₹4599) 6>500 gb sata ssd(₹5244) Total cost= ₹53762
I can actually build 10x better performing pc than this under 45k. Gt 730 is useless better buy a i3 10gen with gtx 1050ti and spend on stock cooler than aio.
@@l1ghtxD Use i3 9100f or 10100f and buy gtx 1050ti total price woud be around 30k-35k. Then 240gb ssd and 8gb ram and motherboard which will cost around 10k or 11k. Total build cost 42-45k and it can run AAA games and valorant with over 200fps.
An athlon 4000g triple core would be a good thing for beginners, are not 4 core for the price of ryzen but a 3 core that covers a lot. Amd could close a big gap here before Intel strikes back
Unfortunately, as much as I'd like for them to revive the Phenom line, tri-cores are just kinda hell on CPU schedulers, to the point that sometimes dual cores still outperform in some workloads. I'm not sure if simultaneous multithreading would fix it, I don't know of any tri cores with SMT. I could be wrong.
