AMD Ryzen 5 5600G 6 core – 12 Threads Up to 4.4GHz

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How did AMD innovate in the 5600g? 

Breaking down the 5600g we will find 6 cores, 12 threads, and 16MB cache with a base clock of 3.9GHZ up to 4.4GHZ boost ZEN 3 architecture with AM4 socket, the processor is also capable of overclocking and getting an extra 10 to 15% extra performance, Vega 7 iGPU giving you a pretty decent performance without the need of buying external GPU obviously, So you are here able to launch esports games at high frame rate experience all in one chip without even going out of budget.

100+ frames guaranteed. 

Let’s get in-depth and learn more about the Vega 7 performance,

(Test bench containing 16 GB RAM 3200mhz, 1080p resolution)

CS:GO medium settings = 110 fps average

Rocket League performance settings = 80 fps average

Fortnite dx11 low settings = 80 fps average

RDR2 ultra texture/ low settings = 30 fps average!

So, what if we put RTX 3080 in the test?

RTX 3080 capability of upgrade.

Upgradability mustn’t be your concern with the 5600g, Up to RTX 3080 upgradability without bottleneck, but let’s back up with numbers.

(Test bench contains 16 GB 3200mhz ram, RTX 3080, 1080p resolution)

RDR2 high settings = 145 fps average

R6S very high settings = 390 fps average

Cyberpunk 2077 medium settings = 130 fps average

Here comes the answer of how AMD innovated in the 5600g, 5800L.E processor can handle a 30000L.E GPU.

Hankerz recommended users of the 5600g.

We recommend using the 5600g if you are a gamer especially esports gamer but in strictly low budget, looking forward to upgrade till the RTX 3080 without changing the processor, so with the 5600g you can buy a 13k build but transform it in the future till 50k build with the same processor.

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