100-100000252BOX
Base: 3.90GHz, Boost: 4.4GHz / 19MB Cache / AM4 / 6 Core / 12 Threads / RX Vega 7 / 65 Watt / Wraith Stealth Cooler / Cezanne
3 Year/s Warranty
Maximum 3 per customer
100-100000252BOX
Base: 3.90GHz, Boost: 4.4GHz / 19MB Cache / AM4 / 6 Core / 12 Threads / RX Vega 7 / 65 Watt / Wraith Stealth Cooler / Cezanne
3 Year/s Warranty
Maximum 3 per customer
You shouldn't be getting this if you have a dedicated GPU, the 5600G has inbuilt graphics.
5600 is probably ideal, I wouldn't bother with 5600x or 5700x you won't notice much difference, don't get the 5600g though performance is similar to 5500 (much worse)
If I remember correctly, the 5000G series is limited to PCIe Gen3, which is definitely sub optimal if you're going with a higher end GPU or want to make the most of Gen4 SSDs.
5600 non X … There's next to no different to the X version. 5600G is good for media server ..office desktop etc gaming is fine unless U get CPU bound then the X and non X versions are much better. With a 6700XT and 1080p I'd definitely go with the better CPUs … Not sure if there will be more sales but I got a 5600 for less than this late last year.
Was $189 on pcbyte for quite some time just before this 'sale' heh
Kinda OK iGPU for casual gaming, but not 3A games.
Great for building kids a budget machine.
waitting for vic sellers to match, or amazon
I checked the guru3d review not much difference but having decent IGP in an emergency is great
Price increase to $189, deal continues
This or 5600X / 5700X?
Building a 6700XT setup for 1080p gaming.