I opened the packages as soon as they arrived to check that the contents were undamaged, secure, and free of any flaws. I have a one hundred percent chance of being correct when I claim that everything is dependable, and the addition of one extra box for the processor box itself, which was formerly home to the cooler and the CPU itself, instills trust. When it is opened, everything is tidy and ideally located where it should be, and the processor, which is free of flaws (externally), is packed…

Has pros: Quite a decent pro. * For work: 6 cores, building a working project is fast, the IDE works easily, and it will most likely last me another 5 years. * For gaming: 6 cores, constructing a working project is fast. The built-in (one of the reasons why I took this stone) here seems to even pull what I play (memory at a frequency of 3200; I didn't drive the built-in because my hands are crooked, but someday I will master it). Although I don't play games very often, the built-in here seems…

In general, an excellent choice when you need a reasonably quick CPU with decent integration but do not intend to include any high-end discretes in the design. In other circumstances, it may be more convenient to use Intel's 5600x or something similar. You can play a significant amount using the same UHD 750. Has some pros: The 11600k, which is found in my primary computer, is far slower than the built-in, which is significantly faster. Although he already has access to the cache, it's still…

The third-generation Ryzen finally fixes all the problems with the previous generations. The memory controller is much better, and the memory can reach faster speeds than on Intel's processors. Finalized after 7 am4 processors, so I know what I'm talking about when I say that unloading and undervolting are possibilities thanks to PBO.

Purchase only BOX equipment in OEM marriages, which the Chinese then resell online. Data from PowerGPU shows that 19 of the 320 AMD OEM processors it bought, or around 5.9% of them all, were found to be defective. It flawlessly tackles the most challenging computing tasks associated with severe burns, and the video graphics are superior to Intolov's.

I'm not much of a gamer, but I have to have a computer because of my job. This CPU sent a call to create a system unit, which, when compared to the background noise of TV, etc., is nearly unnoticeable. Because of this, I am finally able to work without bothering my family. My work always gets done with a resounding success. You are welcome to vouch for an older game if you so choose (Steam users have purchased a number of older titles, but there is not the smallest desire to buy any new games).

Even in stock, it pulls the sixth Ziva, and more is not required from him yet. Hands will reach - there will be acceleration.

Many people write that because of the built-in video core, only 8 lines, or even 4 lines, are assigned to PCI-E x16. This is complete nonsense, the CPU has 24 PCI lines and the video card with all NvME, etc. gets its 16 lines. But if you plug in 2 video cards, then there will be 8 lines for each, but if you have only 1 video card, you don’t even have to think about it. Took 04/14/23 for 11 210

Collected on ASUS B450 Gaming Pro II for 6500. 32 GB of RAM Balistic 3600. Memory immediately drove to 4200, overclocked all cores to 4.5 and increased the speed of the GPU core to 2.4. As a result, The Witcher 3 in 1080 shows 40 frames. On medium-low settings. Old toys generally fly at 100 frames per second. Even the newest projects like RDR2 in 1080 can be played with 30-40 frames per second. But once again I repeat that the processor was going to be 90% for work.

With its pros: Great powerful processor. I assembled a computer without vidyuhi. Everything is flying fast. Its cons: The processor arrived with bent legs. But everything was corrected. Even though it says it's new.

Fast in games with 4000Mhz memory. After the HD7850 2gb, which is a little faster than the 750Ti, VEGA is just on top, in the game God of War 2022 with 7850 it was 28-35FPS at a resolution of 1440x900 at minimum settings and AMD FidelityFX performance with 5600g, you can safely set medium settings at a resolution of 1600x900 AMD FidelityFX to quality 35- 54 FPS depending on the scene. I think the performance of this VEGA graphics is somewhere between 1030 and 1050

Its pros: So-so, but if there is no money for a more expensive one, then it will do Cons below: Compared to 5700G 15 to 20 degrees hot With the same cooling system. (DeepCool REDHAT, 140mm) It's only good because it's cheaper than the 5700G .

Weaker than the 5600X is about the same as it is cheaper. Plus, for free, we get a video card of the RX550 level, which is quite sufficient to try to survive this horror. The boxed Spire cooler from the R5 1600 adequately cools in games, but under stress it quickly reached 79 degrees, didn't go any further, and stopped the test. I don’t even want to think what will happen to my native Stealth, although I think it’s enough for games. I installed Zalman Performa10 (at one time I bought a kit for…

Great stone for your money. Got pros: Pretty economical in terms of food. Quiet turntable included. In most of my working media tasks, it is nimble and does not heat up. The peak temperature was 59 degrees. Stock without overclocking, etc. Embedding saves in anticipation of something more fun. Has cons: The software sometimes does not correctly read VRAM because it is dynamic, although the question is not for AMD, but for the software. Yes, and I collided at most once out of ten, so it doesn’t…

Some pros: I will not say that the processor is a fountain of speed, but it performs its functions, besides the integrated graphics. Cons below: It's a pity that the integrated graphics, as well as the processor itself, do not support PCI-ex 4.0

I did not expect such performance from the built-in GPU. I assembled a computer for study and toys for my child . I launched Doom Ethetnal for the test. On ultra-settings it flies under 100 fps. All this stuffed into a chic old building from Thermaltake . The temperature in the stress test is 37-40 degrees. I took Asus Prime on b450 for it . and 32 giga of RAM . It works as it should . decide to take it, do not skimp on the RAM . Yes, and there is potential for overclocking .

Its pros: Excellent processor, the best choice to survive the absence of video cards. Depends on the operating system. Cons: The embedding will have to be buried if maps are available. You can take Intel and a plug. Then sell the plug.

Cyberpunk in 720p is POSSIBLE, other comments are superfluous. That is, for 20k you can completely assemble a computer for an easy prospect and live confidently, proudly looking into the future.

Inserted - works. But if you want to change the mode, then you have to pretty much figure it out! By default, there is a boost up to 4400 and automatic adjustment of voltage to frequency. But if you stupidly set the multiplier, then the automation turns off, during overclocking you get extra consumption (for example, when you set the multiplier to 42, the voltage is 1.35 and the total consumption is 130 watts), and when you lower the frequency, there is no boost and you get an unnecessary loss…