Review on AMD Ryzen 5600G 12 Thread Processor by Stanislaw Golkowski ᠌

In general, a great option when you want a fairly fast processor with good integration and some top-end discretes are not planned. In other cases, it's easier to take 5600x or something from Intel. The same uhd 750 allows you to play a lot. With its pros: The built-in is much faster than the 11600k, which is in my main computer By itself, it's quite smart, although the cache was cut to him. In terms of consumption and temperatures, everything is also fine - I saw a maximum of 92 watts with a furmark and an aida test at the same time (this is the total consumption of the built-in and processor). The temperature is 76 degrees after 10 minutes of such violence. Gamax gte v2 cooler, the case is very poorly ventilated and with one fan for blowing. Its cons: The stock cooler, although quiet and nice (unlike Intel's junk), cools it to the brim. Under the same conditions as described above, temperatures can reach up to 90g, but I didn’t continue further. There was a problem with the patch of exile - the computer regularly hangs, shoveled everything that was possible and the reduction in the frequency of the built-in by 100 MHz helped. Although this may be a problem with the game, it also regularly crashed on vega 3 at one time, it was only necessary to overclock it a little. Here, even at the stock frequency, such a problem. There are no problems with other games. 8 pcie lanes per discrete graphics card. PCIe 4.0 is missing. Of course, they cut it a lot relative to the 5600x, while the price is the same.