For those who dont know, this is the most affordable new cpu paired with the best value new gpu. 78 for the cpu, $189 for the gpu on Walmart, and even though he ran some stuff at low, it can handle high settings at 60 or better.
It's a decent budget CPU. Unfortunately, its biggest competitor is the Ryzen 5 3600, a slighty better and faster CPU, which can usually be found at a similar price (usually $0-10$ difference), that has a bigger L3 cache (32MB vs 8MB) and PCIe 4.0 support. But when Ryzen 5 3600 is not available, the 4500 is a decent option for that price.
@@Neulaw true but most people who bought 3600 used b450 which used pcie 3.0 so its unused, and some people dont really wanna buy used cause warranty issue, but yeah, if you cool with buying used highly recomended 3600 bigger cache and bit better than 4500, but if you dont just buy 4500 new with its warranty and all
@@NOOBGAMER-pm1pv I don't know about the availability of the 5 3600 in your country, but they still sell new ones in my country's tech stores which probably do have a warranty. They're also the same price as the 5 4500 here. The 3600 will probably get sold out here as well though, and then the 4500 can claim the budget throne 👑🔥💪
Be aware of RAM *speed*! Just want to mention the importance of it because it's never highlighted. I bought this GPU-CPU combo but with a 16 GB RAM of 2666MHz and it heavily bottlenecks. FPS in league of legends (very light game) drops during the game to around 110 while having CPU and GPU at 20% max..
You tested in others games? I'm using the Ryzen 5 4500 + Rx 6600 with 16gb RAM of 2400Mhz and my FPS only in Valorant and CS2 are too low compared with the tests. In Valorant i got 160/180 fps in the high preset, like the video. In CS 2 i got only 90/100 fps in the high preset like the video. This is because of the RAM "speed"
@@carlitos050799 No I only tested LoL. I don't get the comment that FPS is lower than expected because of GPU Radeon and Ryzen 4000 series, because that's the same as in the video that creates the expectation :')
This card is amazing, all this performance from just 100w, idk how they manage to fvck the 7600 so bad this gen, twice the power consumption while providing at most 20 more frames
lmao I got 5500 and rx 6600 for under 600 (all new). Where da hell do you live bro. rx 6600 cost around 180-200 at most. And Im not even in the US, I live in Vietnam
hey man, I have a question, your valorant it's in direct x 11 64x for me is 86 but i don't have a good fps like you, so you have any idea if this influence or not?
Does anyone with this board have problems with texture, lighting, or aliasing? Mine has this a lot. I've seen everything and I can't solve it. I've even thought that it could be the power supply or the energy from my house. In some games, the textures only load for a moment when I get closer or turn the camera very quickly.
I don't use PC case and fans are on full speed. I don't touch anything on cpu speed clock undervolt or overclock, it's default and stock. Maybe your cpu cooler is bad or too hot in your room.
Hi friend, I have the same configuration but in CS2 and Valorant, I don't have that level of performance. The gpu clock is well below yours... Can you tell me if you did any configuration?
You can see in the video that gpu usage is mostly at its max so in general a 4500 is enough to handle a rx6600 but if you gonna play games that are more cpu demanding than gpu (valorant, counter strike ...) then going into a 5600 should be a bit better, all depends what you want to do with it
@@misterPAINMAKER still a lot of new 6600 on the market. If you are asking in the near future then yeah, u messed up badly. In the long run? Idk man, intel might do something about the driver
Depends on the game you wanna play For 99% of games there will not be any difference but for games like Starfield there will be Fps limitations if you have only 16 gb of ram But those games should still run ok
