I appreciate that its in alphabetical order. Edit: thank you for adding tekken, EA FC and battlefield 2042. So glad i subscribed. Those are literally the only three games i play
This CPU is a true gift for an NCU form factor PC. A tiny box you can hold in one hand, and this very decent GPU built in. A really great option for entry level compact PC gaming
the effort and detail put in making this video deserves a sub! Great job and thanks for the timestamps. makes it easier to check if this can run our games of choice.
This iGPU is a great option if you want to build a PC but is short on money and can't buy a dedicated GPU right away. Just buy the Ryzen 8600G and have fun for a while when saving money for a high end GPU.
I absolutely appreciate people like you who also test with Rainbow six siege as we often play this game with friends and in the future... if i ever find a job for sure planning buying a integrated graphics processor. finally decided that I'll go with this ryzen 5 8600g unless they release a 9000 series with better and almost similar price range
Im glad to see 5,5 Watts at idle. Thats makes me hope for a efficient APU for the Desnkmini X600. Also 65fps in Forza with high settings and without FSR is stunning.
CPU and iGPU works more or less around 80w in average respectively, so, total tdp is around 160w? correct me if I'm wrong. Hoping someone can answer, more power to your channel!
Strange feelings. Fps is descent now, but nit enough for eSports games. So what is the purpose of this apu, if it expensive enough in comparison with simpler cpu and gpu? It's 1050ti level now
Hey Christo. I've a question. Do all the features (like Radeon super resolution and other mentioned there ) in the adrenalin software work in this apu or other apus? I mean the Radeon super resolution doesn't work in vega 3 laptops. Kindly tell me.
I might not upgrade to AM5 for a bit, but good lord. Don't even buy a graphics card anymore, take that $300+ and spend it on a water cooler for your CPU instead.
Bro, can you do a test in War Thunder, World of Tanks, World of Warships, Project CW, Crossout, and Hired OPS on Ryzen 5600G with 16 GB of RAM and no OC?
When it says 0.3GB VRAM, does that meam you did not assign ANY amount of VRAM from the BIOS to it? Or did you just leave it to Auto VRAM and let it do its thing?
That's not normal, should be stable fixed speed as base clock or turbo speed. Try change Power Settings to High Performance and enable proccesor turbo speed in BIOS (looks some set disabled turbo speed in bios or maybe hardware of CPU is damaged, I can't say which is true.)
Depends on how much CL latency is. Example, higher than my CL38 latency will give lower fps with same speed 6000Mhz. But, if 16GB RAM is 6000Mhz CL38 then will be same performance/fps as in this video. And 6000Mhz/CL36 or CL32 will give more fps than CL38. I can't say how much will drop fps from 6000Mhz to 5200Mhz, maybe like 5-10 fps less than 6000Mhz.
I'm really so sorry, I forgot some games and I can't test +1000 games in days. :S Again, sorry for that I didn't add Rust in video. If you ask me will be playable, yes will be playable +50 fps depends on res and settings.
Idk why, but I hsve the same specs, same gpu configuration, in game settings, everything, but mine is like 50% lower than yours, can you please help me?
@@ChristoGevedjov yep, both at 6000mhz, but seems like, for some reason, my motherboard had EXPO profile instead of the XMP. I just restore default settings on my motherboard, active XMP instead, and now is running very smooth jajaja
Hey brother. i want to ask about this apu can handle escape from tarkov ? if i build with 32GB Ram and enter the bios set 4GB Vram. resolution set 1920x1080p it will run over 60 fps? Btw in recent day i want build the pc with this apu and which can cost low price build with it.
@@Julian-mu3yv in my place, almost double the price And it's absolutely worth it. It's a massive difference and very impressive as you don't need to buy a separate graphics card but still enjoy entry level 1080p gameplay
