You CAN'T buy AMD's best product… - Ryzen 7 4750G APU 

2 years ago we were pushing 8k ...today we're testing 720. What a time to be alive

It's absolutely insane that the 750Ti is still relevant in the year 2021. I feel like tech tubers have been trying to retire the legendary 750Ti for the last 5 years and it somehow still manages to remain useful despite it's age.

The APU was a great recommendation for a friend getting into home computing, perfect for getting started cheaply, and there was a nice open niche for the 1070 we sourced once he found out he actually enjoyed gaming.

I sold my 750TI a few months ago for more than I paid for it 6 years ago lmao

i am just incredibly glad i was able to build my pc in the summer of 2020 when this hadn't happened yet

For reference, the 4750g graphics is around 300% faster than intel integrated graphics (HD4400, HD 5500, HD520).

*Sees the gtx 750 ti* *looks at old pc* You did me good old friend.

Lol I have a 750 ti, and Linus is using it as the "Cheapest GPU they could find" 😳

I literally had an argument with someone in your server yesterday and you release this video today, THANK YOU FOR PROVING ME RIGHT

After showing us 5000$ pc build and calling us poor in every way, I love that Linus is trying to save our money.

Me rocking a 750Ti until 2021: I feel like this is a personal attack on my character

You can also use the 4750g to set RAM OC records with a decent MB due to the new lower process IMC

3:51 the most convincing lttstore plug ever

Finally my 750ti is faster than something 😀 Edit: Now I feel rich😎

I built a computer with a Ryzen 5 4650g last week. Excellent APU for these complicated times and the best part it's that it's a robust enough CPU to just need a GPU upgrade when the time comes.

The segue to the sponsor at the beginning might have been the cleanest one I've seen.... and I've seen a ton of LTT vids.

Q4 2020: "4000 series are just 3000 series with a GPU, what a rip off!" Q2 2021: "OMG 4000 series are 3000 series with a GPU why the f**k can't we get one?!"

Buying an RX 550 4GB for 70$ back in february (of THIS year btw) and then seeing it at 150$ now warms my heart and hurts a little at the same time tbh.

I remember the first i3 I got. At that time, the very idea of gaming without a dedicated card was...well, you didn't do it. I had just bought a Toshiba Satellite higher-end budget laptop, and I was able to actually game on it. It was amazing what it could do. Now we take it for granted, but that era of the first iGPUs was a mind-blowing jump. The next step back was miles away.

These can easily be found in stores in the city where I live. They are about $330USD

When Linus talked about iFixit I can't help but hearing Jayz's voice: "We disrupt his video to bring you a special message from iFixit." 🤣🤣🤣

I saw the announcement for the Ryzen 5000 ones and was immediately wondering "will we ever actually see these?" lol

8:51 "chees m8" got a giggle out of that one ngl

2019's Christmas : Man I can't wait to build a pc with 3060 Today : Do i need a new pc

I remember using a A10 APU in an Acer laptop to render a blender 20th Century Fox remake. It took 26 straight hours, but it did it.

1:20 why would you do this to us... my heart sank seeing this... I thought that kinda stuff was only gonna be on LTT’s onlyfans.

dude i was very weary of buying my 2060 last march, and now its like the greatest purchase ever, that shit is so much more expensive now.

"Life isn't about what you don't have, but it is about appreciating what you have and making the most out of it." -bob e

gtx 750 ti, i watch every day and today is the first time my gpu appears, i'm feeling represented :)

In the grim dark future, there was the APU. . . 🙏

Honestly at this stage I’m just taking the shortage as more time to save for a better one Then I was originally gunna get😌

Got one of these a while back. Can't remember when, it was early on in the life of these things. A10 7800 Series. I ran that thing for years. It was incredible. Kept me gaming on scraps when I had very little. It finally gave out in 2019 and I had some money at that point so I upgraded to a new system with dedicated GPU. However, if you are low on funds, an APU can be great. You won't ever play on the highest settings, but I ran many great games for years on one. I was playing Subnautica on it in 2019 when it finally gave out. And I could have taken way better care of it. Linus mentions resale value, but you could honestly just throw a little media machine/console emulator together with it when you do upgrade. I planned on making one of these myself, but honestly thought they had scrapped the whole idea of APU's due to lack of options when I looked last. Hopefully they do expand on them more, they are great value options.

01:19 that really hurt my eyes and my heart so much..

When I first started building PC's in the 90's I sometimes had to fake being a OEM to get some parts from some supplies at the right price. Having someone with a registered company name that will let you say your worked for them was a very helpful thing and if you build computer/s for them then your not laying.

I remember getting a 2400g and being psyched I could sort of game with a pc bc I was console before that. Then added a rx 580 8g and used the 2400g as my cpu while the 580 held strong as my gpu. The 2400g at the time was actually a very good cpu. Glad I grabbed a 5700xt sapphire pulse and a r5 3600 before all of this shortage crap started happening. But I still only play high refresh 1080p. I can play at 1440p at decent frames with this setup though. I grabbed some 3600mhz Trident Z RAM on sale that same day. It made a huge difference from the mismatching Chinese 2666mhz ram I was using lol. But that APU was a game changer for me. It still isnt a bad little iGPU. tl/dr the 2400g iGPU was a great starter gaming rig for me with enough (mismatching lol) ram, even though it was crap ram and 12 gb of it.

I have a an unrelated question in looking at a 2020 legion 5 with the same everything except cpu. Ryzen 5 4000 series and Intel i7 10th gen. From reviews they perform pretty much the same and have same batttery life but I sometimes have on battery so I does the ryzen have better integrated graphics?

That thermal paste scene physically hurt me.

Me, seeing the site selling these on the side: "Oh neat! I didn't know that!" Scalpers, seeing this in a Linus video: "Aaaaand it's gone."

I am sooooo happy to have gotten one for pretty decent price back in October 2020 - one of the perks of living in eastern europe.

you're video's are well done ... well put together and spoken sooooo well ..... you are a talented bunch .... fly fly Linus and Friends!!

"...handing these customers to Intel." True story. I put together a parts list this weekend for a friend who doesn't care about gaming on his pc and Intel was the only viable choice for a modern APU.

We can’t buy LTT segues either. Because they’re free, and amazing

hello does anyone know the song starting at 7:32?

"quality control - noe" and meatbag... my favourite duo

Linus: "Our sponsor is IFixIt. Check the links in the description down below. You see? We're civilized here". Jayztwocents: "Our sponsor is IFixIt! Explosions everywhere!".

1:20 im on the *verge* of strangling whoever did this

Would be good to see some tests on all 4000G series variants - comparing 3000G series too

I have 2 of them, a 4750GE, and 3x 4650G bought them for home built servers, explicit ECC support is something you cant get on the intel side unless you go with a crappy i3, but if you want more than 2-3 cores you'll have to shell out for a Xeon processor

I sold my gtx 750ti for 90 bucks on ebay, I had it since I built my first pc way back then, put it in an auction starting at 10 bucks it went all the way to 90 bucks couldn't believe it lol this are crazy times.

Worth mentioning: Ryzen 4000 APUs have some of the best memory controllers on the market, and the IGPU gains tons of performance by memory overclocking. 3200mt/s is a slap in the face for a controller that does 4000mt/s in 1:1 and 6000mt/s in 2:1

I'm currently using ryzen 5700G APU with an old radeon 460 Graphics card and two ripjaws ddr4 ram sticks in a rog strix motherboard; is this combination good enough to stream, or record gaming in general with?

Thank you editor for using the dark LTT intro!!

It would be interesting to see a scrapyard wars right now with the exorbitant prices of gpus and the social distancing + people not wanting to meet with random people

I really like that Linus (or whoever wrote the script) understands that 150 is a decent amount of money, even though he’s probably pretty well off

Hello everyone, anyone tried to enable and use the iGPU on this CPU together with a discreet graphics card? I'm planning to have a multiseat build for light gaming, I already have an old gtx 660 and I have no idea if it would work with the igpu so 2 users can play some old games on this cpu.

I can't wait to build my computer with your help. After I pay off my car loan this year. One year early!

I remember gaming for days on my A10 APU and GTX 650 Ti gpu, those were good times

6:33 I realized that next gen APU's on super fast DDR5 might actually be really sick.

0:39 Best sponsor transition yet

Feeling so blessed that I was somehow able to get both a 3080 and a 5900X at RRP.

I'm a user of the R7 4750G, and it has some amazing performance. Payed 600USD for the build (2*8gb 2666 mhz ram, 250 SSD, 550B motherboard, 500w power supply), and I can just praise the money to performance ratio. In Serbia, there are a lot of places to buy it. Keep up with the good work!

Since I'm seeing your face more than my mom ...few days ago i dreamt that i was working for you and you told me to build a blood cooled pc and use a human heart as a pump

The 3200g i got before the shortage has been awesome for Warframe and destiny 2.

Can this power dual 4K monitors right from the MOBO with no discrete graphics card. I do not game. Repeat I do not game. I need it for office work, web browsing, streaming….not gaming.

That is where AMD's tagline at that time comes in, "The future is fusion."

"Worthless cards like the 1030..." Currently running a 1030 in my rig. 😥

do you have a video rating the graphics cards we can actually buy that has stock

i had a qa im about to build a pc and will using a 4750g be good for gaming without extra gpu?

You transitioned to the ifixit ad so smoothly I didn't realize what was happening until it was over... ggwp

That was one of the best ad transitions of all time.

Great vid, I've always had an interest in APU's and night recommend one to my more casual friend. Looking forward to a video on the 5000 series ones.

What Ram speed did you use for the igpu?

Imagine having graphics integrated in the CPU, while being free to dedicate your video card to a VM. That's the dream.

4:55 "The minimum for gaming" ... What I use lol (with hdmi though)

Where can I buy those Blue CPU holders, I can't find them anywhere.

I like the mouse click transition thing but please use a mouse with higher quality switches. Cheers!

When he said that: Cpu team was.... *Pause* That's just the end of the sentence. They were just there. I laughed so hard. 😂

IFixit segue needed more explosions… ❤ iFixit!

Got a 4700g for 250 from Malaysia in three days last October. stuff from East coast US to West Coast took a week...LOL(from NewEgg even)

3:10 Wow, that's weird. I have the Ryzen 3 shown there and would have gotten the 5 were it not because the store that allowed me to actually pay for the pieces (long short story) didn't carry it, but at least 2 other stores did and had existences (bought it about a year ago).

I sometimes play the casual game on my office PC when I take a break and it's an Athlon 3000G. It's amazing what you can run on those things.

I bought a GTX 480 (THE OVEN) for $34 at the start of 2020 as a wall ornament, they're now selling upwards of $150!

I love the footage of squeezing the extreme big amount of thermal paste onto the chip and put down the cooler roughly

The 750ti was no joke, I still have one in one of my older PCs that I use as a gaming server for LAN games. Granted mine is a beef'ed up 750ti FTW with 3 cooling fans but still same chip base. I had another 750ti base model (not unlike the one shown in this vid) that I used in my movie watching PC that I had hooked to my TV and it would push high frame rate 1080P movies no problem and the kids would play Fortnight on it. It got retired a little over a year ago and the new PC has a 1650ti.

Never been so happy in my life to have a 2200g !

i love how he can slot in any sponsor whenever he wants

Got a Ryzen 5 4650G from an Upgrade kit at MSRP when they came out in 2020 and after a day from ordering it went out of stock and Other CPUs and GPUs skyrocketed in price and has not came down since then. That was in October last year.

I'm not very familiar with apu's but how would the Ryzen 3 4300GE compare? In trying to get a gaming computer together but I'm not buying anything major until I know it has some kind of graphics processing.

I bought a GTX 770 4GB 7 years ago for $220. Sold that same card a few weeks ago for $200. Crazy.

Still gaming on my 780ti, definitely have got my money’s worth at this point 🙌

I watched this video while opening my new RTX 3060 while getting ready to use the sponsored product. Linus, you psychic you!

I liked how you actually acknowledged the 750ti after so many years, I understand why since I would also consider it the minimum for PC Gaming. I feel like you should have used a non reference GTX 750ti, mainly for slightly better cooling and higher core clock. I have two of them, an EVGA FTW and the dual fan ASUS model. I mainly use the ASUS one in a Retro Gaming Windows XP machine because of it's VGA output which I use with a CRT. I haven't used the EVGA FTW 750ti in forever, I only ever use it when I'm bored and wanna see how in performs in a new game. The GTX 750ti is kind of iconic and game changing to me, like the Radeon 9700 Pro or Nvidia 8800 GTX. Cards that people would consider a staple in PC Gaming evolution. The 750ti may have been a budget gaming card when it came out and it wasn't beefy like the 9700 Pro of 8800 GTX, but it was a card I saw a lot of people flock to when it came to the "PC Master Race" movement when most people were moving away from Xbox 360 and PS3. Instead of going for a Xbox One or PS4, how about the PC? The price, performance and, power efficiency made it real appealing to a lot of new comers, if they were wanting to build a budget PC or upgrade and existing one. When it first came out in 2013, it ran a lot of big games very well while looking and running better than the consoles. The gap narrowed as the years went by but still it did a respectable job. It now struggles in some games within recent years (hell it doesn't even start Death Stranding or Assassin's Creed Valhalla) , but you do have to keep your expectations in check and remind yourself it's a 2013 budget card. I really feel like this card made a huge impact for how it made Console Gamer's turn their heads and see that it was affordable and showed the many benefits of PC gaming at the time. It's a card I will always have respect for.

Oh boy, my GPU was actually shown in one of these videos :D

"Why are you not dead yet?!!" 750ti : Screeeeech!!!

Purchased an upgrade box with a newer AMD APU in it. Very happy with it :) It'll hold me over for a year or two....

My dad still uses the A8-6600k system I built for him, I'm often surprized how well it performs in 2021. Graphical demands this last decade seem to have aged things the most for the browser- zoom-office crew.

The 4750G is available for purchase in Germany. It's in stock and costs about 360€. :)

01:00 Hm, APU stands for Audio Processing Unit to me. Like the X-Fi DSP.

ok i love that ifixit is one of your sponsors... they're pretty much how i ended up here (in a roundabout six degrees of kevin bacon way)

I recognise those articles. :) We got all three Ryzen 4000 APUs for test. We had to buy them.