Ryzen 5 4500 - Now at $79 Is this CPU a hidden BARGAIN!?
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Let's compare the AMD Ryzen 5 4500 vs 3600, 5500 and 5600 in today's benchmarks. It launched with 6 cores and 12 threads, over a year ago at $129. For this price didn't really represent anything special, though it's now dropped to $79 with a cooler, and on aliexpress you can get it for $65 shipped to your door worldwide. So at these prices, does this CPU make sense? Let's run some gaming benchmark numbers at 1080p.
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i5-12400 amzn.to/41oEI1y
(note I don't recommend the i7-11800h kit, as mentioned in this video here) • This i7-11800H $200 ER...
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00:00 This CPU is quite the bargain lately, at least on the surface.
01:14 Gaming Benchmarks, Ghost recon, low and ultra settings 1080p.
02:03 Shadow of the tomb raider, low and ultra settings.
02:16 Total War
02:32 Key differences between Ryzen 5 3600 and Ryzen 5 4500, monolithic die vs chiplet. cache structure and street pricing vs release.
03:28 Far Cry 6.
04:06 UNDERVOLTING and Power consumption, extremely low, great efficiency in gaming, even out of the box. Temperatures tested as well.
06:33 B450 and A320 motherboards, the sweet spot
07:08 Summarising the Ryzen 5 4500, testing out WW3, fortnite, Hogwarts and Dota 2, works fine, great budget CPU.
07:41 THIS is a KEY comparison point of the Ryzen 5 4500 vs the Ryzen 5 3600.
10:29 Power Users, this is probably not the CPU for you! here's why.
11:30 great budget CPU, the FPS it gives in titles is going to be absolutely fine, question of the day too, Ryzen 5 3600 better?
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That is a weird looking Xeon!
It's a zeon (zen + xeon) teehee
@@AbbasDalal1000 I love it!
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lol.
Lol you always say this haha
OMG TY. Been wondering about this chip and comparisons too.
Was looking forward this video thanks a lot
Thanks for highlighting something a bit off the beaten path. Appreciate all you do!
You videos have inspired me to start flipping pc’s, thank you for all that you do.
Thanks for focussing on power consumption as well in your videos. It might interest people more than the current state of the industry thinks...talking about Intel and Nvidia mostly ;). Great video and comparison - as always. Cheers 🇭🇲
My local retailer about a month ago Microcenter had them for $75 before the motherboard discount. Great deal. The Ryzen 5500 is also available around $90 and that's another great deal. Zen 3 architecture.
Thank you! Picked one of these up for £50 for the general-use desktop I'm putting together. On a B450 MB with a PCIe 3.0 GPU, this thing is ideal. With CZcams running at 4K on one of the three monitors I'm using it with and Word open, this thing purrs along at 20 degrees all day long. I suspect 8 cores is overkill for this, but at this price it really doesn't matter.
If you have a Micro Center nearby (in the US), you can get a new Ryzen 3600 for $75 plus $20 off a mobo, which makes a combo with an a520 $120 total. Really a shame that Micro Center doesn't have more locations.
I feel the same way.
I wish aus had a large retailer like that which could give us wholesale prices. All we need is a big enough US based company like that to bulk ship, that the aus gov doesn't tax into the goddamn ground because of being 'foreign'. We're so close diplomatically that It would benefit both countries greatly. It's sad.
It is super nice might look at see if the have anything for 5800x3d but probably get it on hardware swap
@@taxa1569 Aussies just get straight up fucked on hardware and especially software. I swear your government simply hates those evil vidya games.
Yup! Mine has these too!
FYI the 4500 is the same 8 core CPU cluster you will find in the Xbox Series S/X and PS5. All are based on the Renior monolithic core.
I always figured the 4500 ultimately lagged behind the (theoretical) PS5/XSX CPU specifically due to the core count (though I believe those run at 2.5 GHz while the base clock of this is 3.6 GHz)
Same goes for the 6650 XT (which is the rig I use, which is alleged in the 9th gen punching range)
mine is overclocked to 4.1GHZ straight out the box
I hope soon is a Xeon CPU video again, you know we love those!
Love your vidss
Most amazing budget CPU! Very cool pick-up!
I purchased this CPU with an Asrock A520M mobo for an open chassis test bench. I was able to get them for about $120 US in a combo deal. I also got a 2 year parts replacement for $12 in case I blow anything out with a bad part. Since this isn't my daily driver it's perfect in this price range.
I think, 8mb of l3 cache somehow to little, on used market r5 3600 attracts me more, some people upgrading am4 platforms to am5 so could get ultra cheap both of these 2 cpus... Great content Tech Yes!
Ive been happy with it, 32gb 3200mhz ram, x470 and rx6600. Plays all my games with ultra settings at 1080p smoothly. I also see my gpu run near and at 100% usage when gaming . it is overclocked to 4.35ghz with a tower cooler. The 2400g i had I only saw 70%
Nice hoodie you got there mate.
I got this cpu for $70 and paired it with a 6650xt.
In the future, I would get the 5600x on sale for $135
I paid about 6-7 dollars more for one of these back in December to replace a 2200G on an A320 mobo. I had already purchased a used 3600 to replace a 1700 in my main rig (x570 mobo) a few months before. I'm sure that one would come out ahead it I properly tested them, but for everyday use and the gaming I do, they seemed almost equal in ability.
For a Multimedia-PC a good choice! You can do a little bit of everything. Multimedia, Office and 1080p gaming. If you don't need more, why not ? Nice Videos, keep it up! 👍👍
Picked up one of these and 32gb RAM on Amazon with a couple of there lick here to apply coupons and got both for $110 as a birthday present for a friend who has a Ryzen 3 2200G and RTX 2060 with 8Gb RAM. The uplift was immense (they did have an SSD already)
I recently got that erying i7 motherboard and a 5700XT, I love used cheap stuff man this is such a good computer for high end 1080p mid 1440p
you shoudlve put the r5 2600 or 1600 as well in the graphs to see if it would be a good upgrade or sidegrade expecially for those who play cs go, valorant, overwatch 2 etc. another good and informative video as always
He will non do it , cos 4500 isn't much faster than Ryzen 2600 and 3600 is much better in games. Even i3-10100 is better in games
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IIRC 3600 is about as fast as 5500. So 4500 is roughly 20%-30% below them?
@@fajaradi1223 He included the R5 5500 in this video & the 5500 blows away the 3600.
@@fajaradi1223 5500 is faster than 3600
@@user-iz9up8pe4x Depends on game, because 3600 has 32mb cache, 5500 has 16mb, 4500 has 8mb. Cache what makes 5800x3D so good. So better buy is 3600 its 72 euro in my country, but i will buy 5600, just waiting price to drop closer to 100 euro atm its 130. Will be good upgrade from 2600 :)
I was going to buy the 4500, but I saw the 5500 on sale and pulled the trigger.
Is a big step up from the 1600 which it replaced. My son is happy with the performance.
Did not expect to see Ghost Recon in any new benchmarks in 2023 lol. I'm happy since I still play modern Ghost Recon games.
Was it Breakpoint?
This looks like a great solution for an entry level home, school, or homelab PC. Great price/performance. Would love to see a comparison between this build, and another super bargain build - such as an i3 10100f.
With the 12100f being only $99 there's no reason to even consider the 10100f.
@@zodwraith5745 The 12100f is at $67 on New Egg. I didn't realize they had dropped that low in price. Find a sub $70 board, and that would be a compelling comparison.
@@wagnonforcolorado Yeah, I've seen the sales too, I was just pointing out it's widely available at $99 to pretty much anyone. Renders this chip relatively worthless when 4 ADL cores easily bests 6 Zen2 cores.
Hi Brian, thank you for this budget recommendation. This CPU is okay if it comes to price performance, but in Germany they sold the 5600 for 109€ on sale, so it is really hard to buy this CPU if you think about the benefits you get with the newer chip.
Yeah definitely there are lots of good options, just depends on the price.
Ryzen 5600 costs almost double in the USA. That $70 can get you almost all the way to a 6700 XT over a 6600XT ($85 price difference today). I bet a 4500 with a 6700 XT beats a 5600 with a 6600 XT.
@@the_wiki9408 depends on the game if graphics ortiented or CPU as most competitive games are CPU, and story games more GPU etc...
@@techyescity Tell me the reason for which you did not compare the 5500 with the i3 12100f
@@techyescity What about the 4600G?
Hey Yes man! I'm still rocking my X58/x5680 will this be a significant upgrade?
Great Video as usual. Thanks for keeping PC gaming alive for the mortals not looking at competing with a super computer.
Bought it at 89 dollars on offer 1-2 months ago overclocked to 4.4ghz and its almost the same to same 3600 bang for the buck truly . Satisfied with my purchase
Wow...that CPU is a perfect entry level CPU bargain. Even a nice upgrade from a Ryzen 1000 or 2000. I can't wait until the Ryzen 9's come down a tiny bit more and I might jump on the upgrade from a 7000
The 3000 series like 3600 were likely ran on stock bios. The stock bios that first supported them held the voltages high. They changed it a few months after release but i expect allot of people never updated and kept those chips pegged high.
That explains so much. I remember those chips running a lot hotter than I'd like, turns out the voltage was high early on.
@@ArtisChronicles yeah iir it was caused by the bios microcode not restricting how often the sensors can be probed. Stuff like iCue that monitors CPU temps and stuff would just hammer the CPU with requests for sensor data and cause the voltage to rocket. Oddly it mostly happened when you were viewing the cpu temps because the requests when viewing in the apps was more frequent than say way a process is running in the background that monitors to change a led colour or something. It was a real issue though. To test would be hard because when you were viewing it would look high but when not be low. Would need to install old bios, old iCue version, old windows build and physically probe the motherboard i guess.
it also did this with cpu-z and hwinfo also. But yeah just viewing with those open would 100% cause it to look high. When not viewing it would drop as not being probed as much. It was frustrating.
Same story with 7000 series, LOL.
@@mikem9536 really? i knew they had the overvolt issue but not the same probe issue. It is hard to test for since looking at sensors causes it lol.
Great value for sure.
I just got a used 3900x for $135 with the RGB cooler, I love Zen 2 parts for some reason. I've got a 13600K and 4070 Ti, and I find myself getting more enjoyment out of older budget stuff for some reason lol. Love the Vid man
I'm still on Zen 2 3900X and happy with it...currently paired with my nearly 7 year old 1080ti, but will be buying the RX 6750XT next fortnight
Its more rewarding to pry performance out of cheap parts than expensive one. My GOAT tweaking cpu was a very late diffused [early 2016] FX8300 I got free out of a dead HP with a bad psu. The cherry to end all cherries; all core overclock 4.85GHZ at 1.25v [!], NT/HT/DDR3 2600mhz @1.3v soc.... faster than an FX-9590 thanks to having a far better memory controller while pulling 35% less power at the wall. Doubled it's fps Warhammer II skaven bench with maxed units. Don't daily that machine, it was only ever a toy... But that there is an AMD FX being held back by a GTX 1070ti and would kerbstomp an overclocked i5 2500k in any demanding game made in the last 6 years is hilarious.
@@anasevi9456 I can still buy it brand new out of the box for AUD$589 from the computer store...buying 2nd hand here in Australia is still too pricey.
4070 ti isn't older budget stuff tho 😅
I'm on a 3900x in my 'workstation'. Nothing wrong with it
tbh, I would opt for the Ryzen 5 5500, which is still below 100 Euro, the extra 20 is worth it in my opinion. I'm actually going to build an ITX build with the 5500 soon, paired with a 1660Super. To have a mobile enough PC to take to LAN parties at a friends place. And all for a fairly cheap budget. the 1660S I already have on my shelf, same as a PSU and M.2 SSD so it comes down to a ITX mobo+CPU a 16 gig 3200 C16 kit and a case. around 330 Euro in total.
I got the 4500 a few days back. It's still hella cheap. There was also a Gigabyte A520 going for peanuts on Amazon, and I would've bought it, but I just missed the last one, so I ended up with an MSI B550 Torpedo instead, which is a quality board that leaves me room to grow.
I'm just so relieved to finally be rid of my old potato. It's not so much that it was slow, I think the mosfets or caps were failing, because it sometimes took 20 or 30 attempts to get it to actually post (yeah the ram was fine).
Bought a 5500 for $89 on Amazon. Decent replacement for a 1600AF on my B450 board
Yes it's a bargain. I bought it in Jan... I built the system to replace my system, i7 4790.
Many people says it's better to spend more money to buy the R5 5500, well... The problem was the 5500 was kinda expensive in my country and there was no stock for 3600. So I decided to get the 4500 because I have plan to go R7 in the end of the year...
yeah rather spend more on mobo to prolong your pc life
Its great to see videos finding solutions for people rather than moaning about the price of the latest stuff. Thats what I like about TYC.
i picked up a ryzen 5 5500 for 80$ on us amazon a few weeks back it has since went back up to 96 last i checked but watch the prices constantly you can catch a deal. when i bought my 3600 i also bought a artic esports33 cooler for it and used nt-h1 paste and undervolted it right out of the box , i like being overkill on cooling the 5500 has a corsair a500 cooler with a lapped plate and Nt-H1 paste
Can't believe after a few years, 3600 is still a great CPU. 4500 was on my list when I built a PC for a friend, but found a local deal for 3600 for around 4700php new/tray type which is roughly 80USD, so I guess it all depends on the price, if you can get the same price I would still prolly recommend the 3600,
Is the 3600 better than 4500? and why?
@@lordmemesxd6030 The difference is the pricing. pick 4500 if it is cheaper and vice versa.
4500 costs around 60usd and 5500 is around 72usd all brandnew.. 3600 is around 60usd used so it depends really on budget and availability
I built a 3600 system 4 years ago. Running it with a 2600x cooler... hopefully that is enough extra cooling to not kill it soon.
It's so weird to see performance of this CPU go toe to toe with my OCed xeon 1650 v2, but the power consumption figures are wonderful! no wonder this was popular in laptops.
I jus bougjt it adnd I am so glad to have it! Works awesome whit my 1060 3gb GPU ad 24gb of RAM Kingston 3200.
Around 60 FPS on Cyberpunk 2077 with medium settings, All NFS games over 60fps on very high settings, even a new NFS titles. Tekken 7 on maximum settings, Mortal Kombat XL on maximum settings is also 60 FPS... And E-footbal 2024 on High settings works so well but I play on medium for 55-60 FPS. Pretty nice CPU on ASUS Prime A320m-k motherboard...
i upgraded from amd fx 8320 to this ryzen 5 4500 for around $80. runs great. manual OCed to 4.3 at 1.2v stable all cores cinebench without breaking a sweat in 32+ degree Celsius ambient summer heat.
nice
I got this CPU because my old Ryzen 7 1700 didn't have ReBAR support that my new Intel Arc *really* needs.
So far, It's wonderful. I got it for cheap, it doesn't run too hot so even with the stock cooler I could do a slight overclock, the performance is good and I'm happy.
Going with AIO my 3600 tops out at 65 degrees. Originally I went AIO because I just don't like the massive air coolers. Seeing these type of heat numbers on air coolers I really don't think I will ever go back. Haven't taken the plunge into custom... maybe one day.
Low power consumption/low temperature/high efficiency builds are excellent whether you're a billionaire or a budget gamer. We need more cpus like this.
Combine this with 1050TI or a 1650 that are low power and don't need power connectors and you have the ultimate low power consumption/low temperature/high efficiency you can get that can still play games at 1080p.
If you are a little more demanding and need some high settings in 1080p games then you can try the RX6600 that although it needs extra power from the power supply is probably the most efficient card that uses external power.
In idle it is just 2-4W and even when fully pushed it barely goes over 100W.
Just got done building a spare PC with this for my guest bedroom. Using an A520 matx mobo, 16 GB PC3200, a teamgroup 1 TB Gen 3 M.2 SSD , and finding a new RX 5500XT 8GB, in a DIYPC mini-tower. I was able to build the whole system for under $350. It's a little monster.
I built a similar one using a Aisurix rx 580 that I found in a return store for $8. Not the best card on the market but for the kids to play games in the TV room, it works great. Plus Aisurix is using rebadged Afox PCB's and GPU's and AFox is a very reputable brand in china. They sell legit GPU's, think of them as the PNY of China. Not the best brand out there, but they are known for backing up their products. Not that Aisurix has anything to do with that, it just makes me feel a bit better longevity wise. Not that I invested much in it, a few bucks and some thermal paste.
Curious about the purpose of having a computer for a spare bedroom.
@@robertt9342 🧻🧴
Why though?
@@naughtmeinam4603 It's a nice perk if you have guests. I have one in our guest room...and a HTPC...and a file server...my gaming PC...my wife's PC...oh Hell, we like PC's! 😁
Its great you made this vid, I grabbed a R5 3500 when they came out just for a chip that could be used for trouble shooting various boards, and was left feeling a wee bit bent over. As it performed almost half of a R5 3600 at the time. Seeing the R5 4500 the first thought in my mind was, oh no not falling for that. But now I am willing to give it a try.
You could try to OC the 4500 to 4400 MHZ with 1.368 volts, in my case it works flawlessly.
@@redragongaming if your doing that with an AIO, it could put you into the use your imagination category. Yes temps go up and cooling better perhaps. But that heat still goes directly to your room. If with a standard air cooling element things could get vary unstable. Its all about the silicone, and what you need it to do for you.
Bit late to the party - is it 3500x? Nexus reviewed it a few years back vs 3600. Similar results oc'd to 1.38v 4.2GHz (6 vs 12 threads).
@@Lana_Warwick perhaps all of my 3600 chips were golden, the 3500 single cores even overclocked were more on par with the 2600x, or 1600AF performance.
Been a minute since I've watched the Australian Reed Richards. Maybe someone will get it, maybe not. Love that tech yes content!
I've been telling my mates on how the r5 4500 is really amazing at $100 or under CAD (new) for flips and gaming in general.. But only one of them actually listened to me :(
actually its bad because 5600 is around 100$ dollar now, 4500 even not better than 3600
I have a Ryzen 4500 planning on upgrading to the Ryzen 9 5900x.
I have much better FPS numbers using my tuned Erying 11980hk setup, I start hitting a thermal wall at 150w but active cooling on the VRM (80mm fan) keeps everything steady
Cinebench R23 scores 15.1k and I got memory up to 3333 c14 with tuned subs, overall it was pretty good for $180
The 4500 and 3600 are extremely memory latency sensitive and would see a good jump just from tuning sub timings
So I’ve had several Ryzen 5s of various generations, and both my 3600 and 5600X conked out after being dropped at light impact. I know you want to handle these with care, but I’ve dropped chips with worse falls and have had them be just fine. Ryzen 7s have never failed me, 3s are fine, the monolithic G models are fine, but the multi ccx Ryzen 5s are a gamble. If you grab one, get warranty with it
I bought for 4500 for $77 US on Amazon and a Gigabyte A520M S2H for 75 bucks...Glad to here it is good for the money in a budget build! Good INFO
Did it need BIos update?
Do you have any guidance for buying used motherboards and getting something reliable?
What are your thoughts on the Lenovo Thinkstation P520? With the Xeon w2135, 900w psu and 16gb ram going for under $180 on ebay
I am considering that as well.
Do you have an i3 12th or 13th gen to test it with?
People sometimes forget that the new i3s are a solid budget alternative.
Hey, any chance you could do a best bang for buck for 1080p gaming on Intel?
I prefer Intel as I do a bit of 3D work in Blender and other programs and I'm still on Gen6 on my third box which desperately needs an upgrade.
I'll most likely be putting an RTX3060 in the upgrade. Yep, 3rd box. I have a video machine a work machine and this old box.
My experience is that this and the 5500 overheat because motherboards default to PBO on when you enable XMP. Go into settings and disable PBO and set a temperature limit. The CPU will clock a bit lower and will receive much lower voltage. It pumps a lot of voltage for those extra 25 or 50 MHz.
Ryzen Master autotuner I have not tested thoroughly but is an option.
I would not recommend it if you can go for the 5500, as zen 2 has a nasty vulnerability that means OS performance will be crushed. Apps by themselves will be fine (unless storage dependent) but win will be much slower. Bulldozer through Zen 2 cores are affected.
Wondering out loud if this CPU might be overkill to use for a DIY NAS build with a mini ITX motherboard.
Hi Bryan (and general community!) Does anyone know if the L3 cache on the ryzen 5600 is 31 or 32MB? I'm seeing one review from pcmag in the uk that claims 31MB, but nobody else mentions it...and on the official product page it claims to have 32MB, the same as the 5600X. Would be really interested in thoughts, especially as the non x sells at a really tempting price
Ryzen 5 4500 + MSI RX 6700Xt combo here. the price of used GPU in Vietnam is extremely good right now.
I managed to buy a MSI RX 6700Xt for about $210, 99% load and only 65C is extremely good card and CPU combo.
I was looking at the 5700x recently i have a 3400g and the game i mostly play is hunt showdown witch is one of the few games that uses 8 or more cores and im torn between 5700x for 175 bucks or 3900 for 190 bucks and you can add 5 bucks to both for delivery ig
How would Ryzen 7 2700X be a choice as a second hand CPU for content creation and gaming now a days?
This only is available in the US and in a state with a microcenter but i just picked up a Ryzen 5 3600 for 74.99 new in box in store earlier today.
In Europe NEW Ryzens 3600 are currently sold for the equivalent of $80 (100-100000031AWOF -> BOX version , but without cooler)
i just got my 5500 from ali express , plus some cheap 3200 ram , 1070ti for 100$ , upgraded from a 2200g and a 1060 3g , feels amazing
hello i have a question is it good for gaming and which one is better ryzen 5 3600 or 4500
I think I'll need more than a GTX970 to see a decent improvement with the 4500 over the old 1500X I have now. But I paid $80 for this used 1500X 2 years ago, so it's a pretty good deal to get the 4500 brand new for that or less. So now to see how much GPU I can get for the $150 I spent on my GTX970...seems like basically it's enough for a used RX5700 XT or $10 more can do a used RX6600 so either ought to work.
You should do a review of the 4100, these are just over 100 aud brand new or 70 from china or india. Power consumption is super low, while not as good as 12100f they do give the 10100f a go9d run.
Here in the Philippines it is now priced equivalent to $55.00 usd!! I bought one for my son immediately...
Im building 2 flips this week. One with a used 3600 for $71 and the 4500 for 79 on amazon.
I got a used 5700g for $130 USD, and have it running on a X370 with a RX 6950 XT. I love it. It never really goes above 62° C on a stock cooler.
Can you tell me what is the name of the cooler please?
@@yuri0001 Look it up.
@@yuri0001 It's a Dell PN: VH4P7. It's basically AMD's stock 4 heatpipe cooler from the AM2 & AM3 days. It came with my 1800x, a 95w part. The 5700g is a 65w part, so it does the job.
@@Rabbit_AF Thank you for the info!
A320m and 4500 is around $99 now
Paired that combo with 2x16gb 3200 for $80+ and addin 5700xt for $120 ez
Damn good 1080p pc for half a decade imho
I have one paired with a gtx 1060 6gb . Compared to the 3600 in my other rig that was also paired with the 1060 for a while for gaming I noticed little to no difference
Thanks to this video I just ordered the Ryzen 5 4500, I don't think you can beat it for the new low price and it will be a good leap in performance going from a first gen Ryzen 5 1400 to the 4500.
I also have the ryzen 5 1400 and I just bought the ryzen 5 4500 to use it with an rx 6600, do you think it can play in high quality in 1080p at 60 fps?
yes most games it should, rx 6600 is a good little card
£65 now in the UK on Amazon it is a great starting option at the moment
right now, in july of 2023, this CPU is not competing with other ryzen 5s or intel hexa core CPUs. It is competing with quad core CPUs like the i3 10100f when it comes to price vs performance. Pair this up with an rx 6600 or an RTX 3060 and you can game on a nice platform.
I just purchased a custom built rig with this CPU. The trade off is I get a RTX 4070Ti.
Did I make the correct choice?
Just bought two 3700x for 90$ USD only had slightly bent pins. Was a steal!
Here in the Czech Republic, the prices for the new 4500 and 3600 are almost the same (difference max. 4 euros) and are around 70-80.
I found a 5600x + Asus Rog Strix b550-a mobo for $319 on Amazon. I gotta decide what route to go for my son's build.
What would you choose between Ryzen 5 5500 + GTX 1660/O.C. vs. Ryzen 5 4500 + GTX 1660 Ti? I have chosen the second variant for building a PC for someone. He says its new PC and the games are running awesome.
For cpu intensive games you should try benchmarking overwatch 2!. Cheers
I have a r5 1600x + rx580 8gb.. planning to do a quick upgrade. Is 4500 and rx580 good?😢
This is probably the only foreign CZcams i have ever seen who looks after on real low budget Gamers 😢
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@@tanmaypanadi1414 sadly true af 🥲
i run my 3700x at 1.25-1.3 volts at 4.3ghz with an id cooling 240 aio
my temps are around 50c at idle 70c to 80c under load my rooms around 40 to 60 c (70f to 80F)
i also have a 3080 ti in the system and that rad takes the heat out of my case from the top
theres 6 120mm intake fans 1 120mm fan in the back plus the 2 120 mm on the rad for out take
I didn't had any problems what so ever with my R5 3600 and i bought it for 50 bucks. I just asked seller did he used aftermarket cooler and he said yes he did. And btw pls forget about PCIE 4.0 as a main selling point of R5 3600, what's people overlook is 32MB of L3 cache it's great.
The stock cooler that came with my R5-3600 was completely inadequate when stressing the CPU. Temps would go to mid 80's quickly and while AMD says it's OK...that's awful hot for something we expect to live a long life. Put a Scythe Mugen 5 rev.b with dual fans on it and the highest it'll get is about 63C @ 1.350V which I think will be just fine. And it's quiet unlike the AMD fan which was screaming all the time as it valiantly tried to control the temperature.
It's might also worth considering the 5500 at $99 right now, if your motherboard supports it.
The 5500 was what I went with because it came bundled with a basic B550 board and some random 16gig 3600mhz RAM kit for 220€ (That's about 240 dollars)
in eastern europe the r5 3600 is sold around 65-70usd new, tray verision.
basically the same cpu but with gen4.0 and 32mb of L3
Where is that? It is $85 in Bulgaria.
feeling better about my X58 X5675 @4.3 MHz @ 1.35v auto CPU voltage @ 60-70c is pushing my GTX 1080 to 90+% usage on high settings in Fortnite @ 120-180 FPS and my RTX 2080 averaging even higher with highs in the 140- 200 FPS range combination of High/Ultra settings RT off, both GPU's overclocked and undervolted @ 60c range both GPU's are Asus Strix triple fan cards
Hey tech yes man!!
My 5600x's PCIE controller failed making me buy a new motherboard, spend hours testing my GPU and PSU trying to work out why I couldn't use the 1st PCIE slot. The new Mobo had the same issue and another GPU also wouldn't work in the 1st slot so I have got this CPU to see me through 20 days until I buy an R7 7700x. The broken 5600x functions normally with 0 indication of an issue which is why i ended up buying a new mobo. I use an RTX 3060 which actually is incapable of using 100 percent of a PCIE3 slot so I am hoping the 4500 gives me OK gaming performance for the rest of the month, I don't mind lowering some more CPU intensive settings in games.
APU based IIRC so I think you might get mem/IF well over 4000/2000. Bit of craic.
Want a cheap upgrade from R3 2200g
Which CPU would you recommend this one or the R5 3600 both are in my budget but i have no knowledge which performs better in gaming
Searched around yt theres no benchmark showing their comparison
Ryzen 5 3600 easily. But save a little bit more and get a 5600 which is a significant boost from 3600
Here in my country (RO) the R5 3600 is available brand new and is slightly cheaper (no included cooler but I'd argue that gives you more flexibility), and IIRC the 4500 was equivalent at best to the R5 2600. In fact, in some scenarios it was worse than the 2600, probably due to the lower cache size. The R5 3600(X) has PCIe 4 support while the R5 2600(X) was the last to officially support Windows 7 (and runs natively on B450), whereas the Intel competition, the i3 12100 does better in games, leaving the R5 4500 in this no man's land where it doesn't really have any ace up its sleeve. It and its more capable brother the R5 5500 will probably be sold for a pittance in the future as they only really represent an upgrade from lower-end first gen Ryzen chips.
Cool, just that there are plenty of 2nd hand R5 3600X for the same money!