Reviews AMD Ryzen 7 5700G
Reviews AMD Ryzen 7 5700G
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Lukáš, Hosín
Rated 09/12/2021, variant AMD Ryzen 7 5700G
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Complete satisfaction in performance
the integrated APU will run DooM, Prey, etc.
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Anonymous customer
Rated 07/12/2021, variant AMD Ryzen 7 5700G
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A versatile powerful processor, apart from the lack of PCIE 4.0 there is no reason to buy the 5800X. Multi-threaded performance is almost 40% higher than the 5600G, it also has slightly more powerful graphics.
CPU performance almost like the more expensive 5800X
Integrated graphics
PCIE 3.0 will not allow the use of the latest m.2 SSDs.
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Erik, Mužla
Rated 04/12/2021, variant AMD Ryzen 7 5700G
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It does what it's supposed to do, I have nothing else to compare it to other than the previous Intel i5 4/4 processor so. For this price, you probably can't get better.
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Miroslav, Topoľčany
Rated 03/11/2021, variant AMD Ryzen 7 5700G
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I was buying it as a replacement for the R5 2600 and GT710. It fulfilled this purpose perfectly. Processor performance is noticeably higher compared to the 2600 already in normal OS work, such as. loading web pages. In more demanding operations, the difference is significantly noticeable in every direction. even NVMe SSDs perform significantly better with the 5700G. a separate chapter is the graphic part. I knew in advance what to expect, but her performance still surprised me. In the bios I set the "game cache" for igpu, whereby the graphics kernel allocates as much memory as it sees fit. In the MP portion of Modern Warfare 2019, it can render 70-80fps depending on the map and scene. Of course with the lowest detail and in 720p, but still playable without any problems. As a temporary solution in this situation, the 5700G is a pretty good choice if you have an older processor and crappy graphics, like the GT710 (temporary replacement for the RX5700). This gave me a decent performance increase in the CPU part, and I also got a solid graphics core that can be replaced later with a more powerful one while maintaining the performance in the CPU part. For max. Graphics utilization is ideally equipped with 16GB of RAM with at least 3200Mhz and reasonable latency. The ideal is to overclock the memory.
Very decent performance in the CPU part compared to the R5 2600
Graphically the execution surprised me even though I knew in advance what to expect from it.
I bought it for 335e, but it would certainly fit the price tag slightly below 300e
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