Review: AMD Ryzen 5 5600G and Ryzen 7 5700G - ZEN3 with Built in Graphics

The intel iris i have on my 1065G7 ice lake lappy is very decent and the software too is better than the older uhd crap.

 

That is the 3090....not iGPU

 

11400f looks nice eh?

 

Great review as usual Hilbert. I read it without hurry, just to make sure If my 3400G can hold on or it's upgrade time. For the moment, it isn't.
Now, maybe I am missing something or something isn't there.
@Hilbert Hagedoorn at page 5 at Watt per core at all cores load chart, the 3400G results are missing, but in all about charts above it's all there. Is there any reason why is it so?
To context, I highly appreciate your work and articles. I am asking genuinely curious, that's all.

 

curious to see what effect higher memory speed has on the igpu performance

 

I'm curious just to see how well it runs far cry 5 without the 3090's help?

totally mind-boggling that no one can do that simple test.

 

5600G is way slower than 5600X. 5700G is positioned correctly, while 5600G should have been named 5500G.

 

Ya think?....5600X is one of the top fastest gaming CPUs right now...2021

This is a APU!...

 

Why no igpu games tests?

 

That's explained in the article.... The board they originally used wouldn't boot with the iGPU enabled.

 

True^...But!...did everybody's MOBO break on the internet?....the whole world (planet Earth) can't find a motherboard that can run onboard graphics gaming test without using a dedicated graphics card?.....I cannot find a gaming Benchmark anywhere?

explain that one...?

Love ya sykozis

 

@Hilbert Hagedoorn I'm not sure this line should be present in the review "Please do keep in mind that B550 mostly offers HDMI and DP outputs, whereas X570 does not." (And other references that say X570 boards don't support display outputs). There are loads of X570 motherboards that support display outputs for example, CCL (computer parts retailer in the UK) have 36 X570 motherboards listed for sale, 29 of which have HDMI output.

 

Do we have any handle how well the cores and IGP in these overclock with "conventional" cooling?

 

In my area, the 5600G is only 8 USD more than a 5600X but I want to know the performance of the IGPU due to the crazy GPU prices here. If it is at least on 1060 GTX level, then I can kinda consider it until GPU prices comes down, or just wait for the next gen.

 

A GTX 1060 has GDDR 5 dedicated video memory, even a 1050 has GDDR video memory. Since this iGPU only has DDR 4 shared system memory it won't come anywhere near 1050 performance. If you run at high enough settings that is. If you run at 1280x720 low settings the difference with a 1050 can be as low as 5%
You can look at a few graphs that compare it to other low end videocards at this link:
https://tweakers.net/reviews/8672/9...-geintegreerde-gpu-vs-instapvideokaarten.html
They don't even test 1920x1080 @ high(est) setting because iGPUs aren't really suitable for that.

 

Thanks Reeferman! I needed to know this to set a minimum performance threadhold before considering any upgrades.

I guess this hard working 4790K is going to push for another year until the next gen rolls around or when prices become consumer friendly again.

 

What happend here ?

 

igpu on this thing is like gt1030

 

my HD 6970 is faster. had to make my own compares

 

For those interested.
5600g at TDP 35W (5600GE spec)
45W power usage 3750-3800 during Cinebench 23 with 9003 score.
So passive cooling should be possible.