expiredjkilez posted Mar 19, 2022 06:07 PM
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expiredjkilez posted Mar 19, 2022 06:07 PM
AMD Ryzen 5 5600G 6-Core 12-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor w/ Radeon Graphics
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Your ryzen 2700 Passmark score is about 15000, 5600x is 22,000 and the 5700x is probably just gonna be a little less than the 5800x score of 28,000.
The 5600x would be a good cheap upgrade especially for gaming with the single core thread speeds will make a big difference. And this chip is also the most efficient cpu on the market as well
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I have an x370 board with a Ryzen 2700 (non-x) OC to 3.8ghz and 32GB 3200mhz ram. My video card is an RX 590 8GB.
I know on laptops the integrated graphics will take over until a game or something demanding is ran. Is it the same for desktops?
My video card likes to run its memory at full speed when I have both 1440p 165hz monitors running. I'd like to run that off the IGP unless I'm gaming.
I have an x370 board with a Ryzen 2700 (non-x) OC to 3.8ghz and 32GB 3200mhz ram. My video card is an RX 590 8GB.
I know on laptops the integrated graphics will take over until a game or something demanding is ran. Is it the same for desktops?
My video card likes to run its memory at full speed when I have both 1440p 165hz monitors running. I'd like to run that off the IGP unless I'm gaming.
I have an x370 board with a Ryzen 2700 (non-x) OC to 3.8ghz and 32GB 3200mhz ram. My video card is an RX 590 8GB.
I know on laptops the integrated graphics will take over until a game or something demanding is ran. Is it the same for desktops?
My video card likes to run its memory at full speed when I have both 1440p 165hz monitors running. I'd like to run that off the IGP unless I'm gaming.
Your ryzen 2700 Passmark score is about 15000, 5600x is 22,000 and the 5700x is probably just gonna be a little less than the 5800x score of 28,000.
The 5600x would be a good cheap upgrade especially for gaming with the single core thread speeds will make a big difference. And this chip is also the most efficient cpu on the market as well
Your ryzen 2700 Passmark score is about 15000, 5600x is 22,000 and the 5700x is probably just gonna be a little less than the 5800x score of 28,000.
The 5600x would be a good cheap upgrade especially for gaming with the single core thread speeds will make a big difference. And this chip is also the most efficient cpu on the market as well
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The 5600G Passmark score is 19,800 and the 2700 is 15,600. This benchmark scales really well to any kind of performance across the board. It's true the single core is a lot better but I would go with the new 5600 at that point or get a deal on the 5600x. If it was me, I would personally wait for something that is minimum 50% better. Preferably 2x better to really see a sizable improvement in performance you can see and feel. Imho
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The 5600G Passmark score is 19,800 and the 2700 is 15,600. This benchmark scales really well to any kind of performance across the board. It's true the single core is a lot better but I would go with the new 5600 at that point or get a deal on the 5600x. If it was me, I would personally wait for something that is minimum 50% better. Preferably 2x better to really see a sizable improvement in performance you can see and feel. Imho
Here's my experience at 1080P:
Fortnite, mostly Medium settings, 55-75FPS
Rocket League, Quality preset, other effects like motion blur etc turned off, 80-120fps
CIV V, Disco Elysium, Hollow Knight, etc - these run on a potato, of course they are fine
This is less than I paid a month ago and a great deal!
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