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Did AMD FINALLY Kill Budget GPU's? - 8600g & 8700G vs 1650
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I bet the price of this APU is less than $300 within 3 months. Hey did you guys enable AFMF in the drivers?
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double editor fired lol, first take was better lol!
frame gen?
hey can yall test apex legends again but use the directx12 setting and see if that makes a difference with the apus?
I don't think they will kill budget gpu's in the foreseeable future, hear me out, but
it costs ~300$ for Parts to make a Budget PC and it costs ~ 500-580 to make a cheapo Ryzen 7000 system
budget gpus have been gone for a while. The RX 6400 is almost 4 years ld. The Intel Arc a380 is the only budget gpu that has come out since then, unless you want t ocount the abysmal a310 and the GTX 1630
@@theinkticianGtx 1630? More like GT 1030 ti lmao
You buy stuff new, that's a mistake, if you really care for budget, buy 2nd hand. I went right now as i was writing this to a 2nd hand listing website, under graphics card the first few listings i see "RX 6700 XT 260€; GTX 1660 Super 60€; RX 580 8Gb 40€" You buying stuff new doesn't mean budget is dying, it means people don't realise what budget means
APU, beneficial for ITX users.
@@theinktician Bro, the RX 6400 was released in 2022.
Wait until the APU with 40 compute units like the rx6700 has comes out late this year/next year Strix Halo
Yes I know it's targeted as a mobile/laptop but some company is going to offer it as a itx APU-soldered mobo like they have with other phoenix 7000 series models
hell nah lol it would take atleast 3 yrs
so we must wait till 2035 possibly??
I can already tell that with this memory speed it won't perform at it's highest point, just compared to Hardware Unboxed 7200mhz ram but those are some seriously impressive numbers, having in mind it's just released and it will receive some drivers tweaking in the future.
780m is the same architecture as the Z1 Extreme on the rog ally/ legion go. You can even use the 780m driver on them.
Not quite as power targets are optimized differently. It will work, but not recommended.
Yes it's configured still like the Z1 extreme and suffers cycle dropping in power as it thinks it's a hand held.
you should never buy a 1650. 1660 super is the lowest card you should buy and even that is rough. there are MUCH better deals on ebay
yes, used will always be better but for those who want to buy new, 1650 is the "best" or the 6500XT
how so? it performs better than a RX 560, it is more available and sells for roughly the same
@@ToastyBros they're such bad value cards. the 1650 is 170 dollars brand new. the 6500 xt is no better. There are far better value cards than these. a brand new 1660 super is 20 dollars more.
I650 is fine if your hooked to a 60hz tv.
What about something like a 1080?
Ya I think this would work for gamers who strictly only play e-sports but keep their expectations in check or at least until they save up for a d-gpu.
This
I was looking forward to these APUs and I'm thinking about an 8600G.
But unless size and power requirements are an issue (e.g. small ITX cases vs slightly bigger ones) as soon as you can fit an RX6600 in your budget it's over for these systems. And because DDR5 is still more expensive as well as AM5 (cheapest ITX boards I found in Germany are around 100€ vs 160€) this might work even with the 8600G:
Ryzen 5500 is 105€
XFX RX6600 around 215€
Gigabyte A520I 110€
32GB PC3200 starting under 70€
500€
compared to
8600G 255€ (I hope that will go down a bit)
Asrock A620I 160€ (but not available at the moment in the store I checked)
32GB PC5200 starting at 90€
505€
Of course you don't have the obvious upgrade path "just add a GPU" with the AM4 system and it's AM4 so you can upgrade the CPU (and the GPU of course) but AM5 will give you much faster CPUs in the future.
That was a similar idea I had: Get the 8600G/8700G until I can afford the hardware I want
Rather than going with roundabout way using APU just go straight for cpu + dgpu combo.
I'm interested to see what we get in the laptop space with new AMD APUs in terms of performance. I wonder if it's finally time to stop buying cheap GTX 1650 gaming laptops.
It is, you can buy 3050 at the same price of 1650 and 3050 have DLSS and perform roughly 20% better in Raw performance
Ye it is because they are pretty much limited to power so they can reach nearly 100%. But especially seeing how the 8700g performed with 65w is ridiculous
Ye it is because they are pretty much limited to power so they can reach nearly 100%. But especially seeing how the 8700g performed with 65w is ridiculous
Ye it is because they are pretty much limited to power so they can reach nearly 100%. But especially seeing how the 8700g performed with 65w is ridiculous
Ye it is because they are pretty much limited to power so they can reach nearly 100%. But especially seeing how the 8700g performed with 65w is ridiculous
I'll stick with my 2400g and 1050ti pc, which as a whole pc, cost me half of what just the 8600g cost. Any processor for the most part, paired with a graphics card still seems to be much better value.
Comparing new to second hand, second hand will almost always be a better value.
Have no interest in the APU but this is the only channel that has actual gamers benchmarking parts. It's a rare find.
Zwormz Gaming does it too
Considering we haven't had a decent budget cpu since the 1650 in this video, I'd say the budget gpu has been dead for years. About 5 years now
I feel like every budget gou should be like 150 to 200 dollars like its 2024 bruh its funny that i still see a 1650 for almost 300 dollars which is insane
This might be why Nvidia is releasing a 6GB RTX 3050 that can run off the pci-e slot power.
A 6500XT/6600 and a 12100F are 2-3x the performance for the same price.
The 5600G got me through the pandemic.. however, i think the new 8000G series are like 50$ too expensive to justify their existence. Hardware Unboxed did a video about the 8700G vs i13100 + rx 6500XT... they were not excited by the performance of the 8700G compared to the i3 and radeon combo prisewise...
sh1t hardware unboxed video, comparing trash i3 and trash 6500xt against new gen am5 CPUs with much better longevity
@@gustavomorais1890 well, thats a bit short sighted. It's just to show what you can get for 300-ish dollars when you go discrete cpu + gpu and get better performance. I still believe the 8000G series is either over priced or undercut.
@@gustavomorais1890I have a video on my channel of a 12100f getting more fos than the trash 7600x and trash 7700x in escape from Tarkov. Amd makes good gpus and trash CPUs
they missed the point of the cpu. the 13100f is a 4 core processor with no igpu for maintenance, and is apart of a platform which has weaker upgradability paths.
@@commonsense-og1gz Nobodu missed the point of the CPU.. and just to clarify it was a 12100F and Rx 6600 not a 13100f and 6500xt... The fact you can spend the same amount and have a better gaming pc, with an upgrade path from a 12100f all the way to a 14900k makes much more sense. My 12100f gets 150-180fps in 1440p Warzone 3... for $250 dollars cheaper.
Amd is a good brand, they should create a APU that cost very little have 4 core 8 threads with a integrated gpu as powerful as rx6400/6500, if they manage to combine those in a same chips then the latency gona be very low and performance gonna be higher the the dedicated GPU verson and we can use those apu as it is and not caring about future upgrade
True, but what they need most is DDR6 memory and quad channel memory on top of that. The 8700G's iGPU should be on par with the 6500XT, but due to low memory bandwidth it is not.
Why not max out graphics for a real test! Everyone wants to know what these can do.
I feel like sff pcs with these apu’s would be absolutely perfect for a computer that is compact and mobile enough to consider bringing it with you
this is a z1 on the new gaming tablets sold by asus and lenovo but in desktop socketed form, of course is perfect for alot of things
In the future productivity focused builds won't need a gpu
so, you will just imagine seeing the text on the screen, or use a braile peripheral?
Did you all allocate over 2GB of vram to the system like you can with previous gen APU’s?
When are you getting your hands on one? Why AMD didn't send you sample :'[
I wish 🤣@@hunterfabio
Ryzen 9000 series release just around the corner. These should drop in price like the 7000 series.
the 9000 seties migth have wrak apus like the other amd cpus on this gen, perhaps they do the same and release something better later, prices might remain
I need to build my kids a gaming PC for our new gaming room, I currently have a 3900X with a 2090 card.
Not sure whether or not to upgrade my main PC to the Ryzen 9 7950X and keep the 2090 card, give the kids my old 3900X, and buy a 2nd hand card to go with the 3900X..
Not sure what to do...
upgrade the 3900x but you dont have to upgrade to the 7950x because that is complete overkill unless you plan to upgrade to a 4080 or 4090
You didn’t overclock the ram which adds performance big time. There are a few other settings as well that can also improve performance on the new APU’s. Maybe you should call GamerMeld and ask him for help?
Stability was an issue with the system, ran at 6400 mhz but had crashes. Settled in at 6200
@@ToastyBros it’s a shame you didn’t learn more about the product before doing a video on it. Gamermeld seemed able to do it
*The PROBLEM with this conclusion...*
If you're building a BUDGET gaming rig then you'd build it on AM4 unless you had some specific use case for the CPU (in which case you wouldn't likely get one with LESS CACHE anyway). You aren't concerned with upgradeability. Hardware Unboxed showed that two IDENTICALLY PRICED PC's with different components got way, way more gaming performance on the system using a dedicated graphics card.... do I think budget APU's will make sense at some point for light/medium gaming? Arguably they do NOW if the game specs are pretty LOW. I think DIMINISHING VISUAL RETURNS will have a huge impact. Take a game like Half Life 2 which is a great game. Doesn't need much of a GPU. So it really depends, but I do think we'll see APU's make more and more sense for games that do NOT need the horsepower (i.e. not ray-traced etc).
i5 12400f + gtx 1650 is cheaper than a 8600g build
so...
I feel like the 13400 with the 1650 would be putting down higher numbers in these CPU bound scenarios. And even in this testing, I wouldn't call these competitive with the 1650.
8700g doesn't make a lot of sense at its current price but the 8600g actually does make a lot of sense.
maybe in a few more years, because right now building a DDR4 system with a budget GPU is still way cheaper
Nope. Next year 9600g or so will be better and worth my attention. This isn't budget friendly at all 👎
No... I switched from a 5600X + RX6600 + 64GB 3200MHz DDR4 to a 7800X3D + 6000MHz DDR5 (with the same RX6600)
Just running on the IGP gave me HALF the performance in games.
For the record. Building my own systems since the AMD K6
some folks can't affford a GPU at all.. some times these APUs are we have
This Apu is over 300 though. For similar you can get 3050 and a cpu...
I would be very curious as to if you set the Fclock to 2400+ and info coming out saying that the 8700G could run DDR8000, and PBO and curve optimizer setup
That's an extreme scenario.
Do you think it would be as comparable to the CUDA cores and Tensor Cores that Nvidia offers for Machine Learning/ AI engineers for their tasks?
I'd appreciate your reply.
You have to use RoCm and the 780M inside the 870)G would be about as fast as a gtx 1650.
I think rocm is not supported yet by igpu but there are plans to support them in the future. But these processors also have ryzen ai, dedicated tpu with about 16 TOPS. You can use them for ml/ai.
@@joonaas thank you so much for the elaborate answer.
@@abc_cba No problem but dont expect the apu to be competing with nvidia gpus, lol. Just search for "780m rocm", and take a look at the github issue.
As this igpu is also limited to 16gb vram, there doesnt seem to be much gain, also because youre reduced to your ram speed.
The dedicated TPU seems to be somewhat fast, as comparision the google coral has 4 TOPS, while we get 4x the performance here. So you could do little ml/ai workloads like image detection or similar, but dont expect to run large models on there :)
Gamers Nexus has pointed out a BIOS problem. These APU are firmwared still as handheld APU it drops in power in cycles as you use it
The 5600G is an easy buy if you're into retro gaming. I'm getting one in and will pair it with a cheap AsRock B-650 matx board and DDR5 6400 speed ram. For fun I'm adding it to my Spaceship case (yes the one GN reviewed a few years back), just to have some fun looks wise. I'll run Linux with Retroarch and a nice front end so it'll be a blast using this setup. Saving a few hundred on not needing a gpu will indeed be a sweet deal! Great job getting killed--er--testing this out for us guys!
BRO DON'T THE B-650 DOES NOT SUPPORT 5600G
These prices are still way too high
I am an almost never gamer. I like not having a graphics card. If I can even play a game every now and then these APUs are fantastic.
Waiting for rog ally 2 with this chip in September
Gonna have to drop in price:
12100f + rx 6600 $300
12100f + rx 580 sp (ali) $150
rx 7600x + rx 6600 $400
(ali) xeon/mb/16 + 580 sp $110
same combo with (ali) 6600m $220
Haven't looked at the benchmarks but honorable mention $120 arc a380
Should I but 8600G or 7600x? I want to buy a GPU later on, and currently I have a gtx750ti that I can use.
My methodology of doing a build is not using entry level ,as if you value a performance youve gotten then a bit newer and stronger would be better suited in a build ,as going a little higher end will result in less times and money getting a build not needed to upgrade as much
Why does everyone always forget the RX 6650XT?
Just like my 6750xt lol the rehash '50's
I say it's not worth it. Having to buy a premium mobo and RAM just to play on low? It's better to buy a midrange mobo, midrange ram plus something like xt6600. The price will be similar, the performance of the second one will be much better.
As much as the 1650 gets criticized its better than playing on the freeway
All i can say is know your needs and wants with your build resources and do what works for yourself
I mean, if it replaces the Arc A580 then maybe, but this is only making 1050tis of the worlds irrelevant. reaching 1060 level rn but arc A580 is right under 200$ prices so🤷♂️
Definitely going to pickup an 8700g to build a sff emulation PC.
Seems to me like it gets the most out of your gpu. If you have an old clunker gpu and dont have alot of money to upgrade to am5 , the 8600g will help in the interim until your money comes up. After payday again, you get a newer gpu and maximize your frames.
I just wanna see an APU on par with the ps5 for sale. Something that can run 4k 30fps.
Total waste of money if your case has room for a GPU. For the same amount of money as it costs to buy the 8700G, you could buy a 12th gen Intel CPU and pair it with a recent AMD GPU and get twice the performance for the same cost.
Man guys please broaden your testing suite. Those games are not that representative of budget gaming benchmarks people are looking for. I still love your channel though.
Thanks for the vid. After seeing this I'm happy to stick with the 5700g for a little while longer :)
I have the victus 15L 5600g. The only only cpu upgrade I can get is the 5700g. Is it worth the upgrade? I use a 4060 for graphics.
why dont you just get the ryzen 7 5800x3d?@@JtheRipper138
@@JtheRipper138 Nope. Get a 5800x3d.
@@JtheRipper138 If it's just for gaming icw your 4060 probably not, the 5600g is a very good CPU as well and most games don't really have use for 8 cores. It depends a little on what else you do with your PC but if it does what you need to do I would just leave it as is until it doesn't anymore. Oh, and if you are considering that 5800x3d do some research on what your mobo supports first. HP prebuild boards can be pretty limited in what they support. Same goes for overclocking the 5600g btw, I don't have any personal experience with the Victus models but chipset cooling is usually not the greatest on the HP mobo's out of the box. Cheers & goodluck.
@@JtheRipper138 the victus is extremely locked down in terms of bios support, hp only specified which cpu it can work on its proprietary motherboard so you can't simply took advantage of upgrading it, regardless of AMD or Intel
60 to 80 FPS with game settings at their lowest setting and 1080p is horrific! The 1050's performance is bad enough, but it handily kicks the APU's tails. None of these GPU's should be sought out in 2024.
6600XT + low cost CPU is a considerably better use of money. This is great for a use case where a dedicated GPU isn't possible. Space constrained situations. Nothing more.
Next.
With a low cost CPU, you're still left with a low cost CPU ...
A 13600K /R7 7700 are 300$. So that makes the value of the iGPU inside the 8700G at 30$. What kind of 30$ GPU can you buy from any shop, new? Even close to this performance? A GT1650 is 150$. The 6600XT is 250$.
@@gruiadevil But 7700 is MUCH better. 8600g is more like 7500F in performance, probably worse because 4c cores are not quite same, and iGPU makes extra heat.
@@alexturnbackthearmy1907
I was talking about the 8700G
8700G isn't the same as the 8600G
@@alexturnbackthearmy1907 The iGPU makes an extra 40W of heat/power consumption.
@@gruiadevil Still, 8700G is cut down 7700. It will not match it even if jesus wakes up again and commands it so. Same with other G processors, if you not completely broke or have at least some graphical card - its not for you. At all. Unless you one of those madmans, that insist on having PC fit in a shoulder bag (get a laptop or something ffs).
A used AMD rx5700 is $150 or less on ebay. Or spend $100 for a used rx580 8gb. A new AMD 5600x cpu is $150 on Amazon. So $250-300 covers you for 1080p gaming.
There will still have better drivers and BIOs up dates that will help the performance on the new APUs
For testing out the 8600G vs the GTX 1650 you should of paired that with a R5 5600 instead just because that would of been an apple to apple comparison instead of the apple to orange comparison you were doing and also not everyone plays Apex and Fortnite which most people doesn't always play and most people would be playing other games with these APUs like Hogwarts as an example.
Currently the APUs are balanced 80% CPU and 20% GPU give or take a few percentage. If they could somehow get that closer to 50/50 they would have the ultimate budget option. These are not terrible but still coming short of the mark.
You guys and every other youtuber right now is forgetting to increase the UMA Frame Buffer in the bios to allocate VRAM to the intergrated graphics for better performance! Someone please post a video on it!
That doesn’t matter this generation of APU’s
Thts apu is better then my current gpu
But 1650 (or better 1660) are not expensive at all either. Wait for discounts, get one for like 100 bucks.
What GPU do you have?
@@BREEZYM6015 GTX 750
@@alexturnbackthearmy1907 yea but for me even 100 bucks is too much to save up already have like 400 bucks dept
Im still waiting for the ryzen 5 5500X3D. I have a pcie gen 3 motherboard and if they can give me the ryzen 5 5500X3D I would be a happy man. I do have a Asrock B450M Steel Legend and still rocking a Ryzen 5 1600 AF 3.7GHz. I still get cs 2 on 1080p low settings without fsr 170fps avg(I do have a rtx 3050 8GB model).
unfortunately 5600X3D is the minimum you can reach (if you live I the US and near Micro Center)
@@baoquoc3710 I live in South Africa so I can't get that.
i3 12100f + RX 6600 blows the 8700g out the water for the same price.
Does anyone know a good sama m203 substitute or are all mid tower cases the same dimensions? I’m relatively new to the pc community btw😅
There we go AMDip caught on camera 9:09-9:12 goes 70+ fps drops to 50ish for 1 second and back to 70ish fps
Would the 8700g cost 250-280€ it would be a no brainer but yea with 350€ its just to expensive.
Also, remember the 780m can suprsingly handle raytracing
There apus support frame gen do they not? Like to see the fsr numbers
I tell you what bros. If you use the 8700g with FSR and AMD's new frame generation. You should have no problem hitting 120fps.
I noticed the igpu temp seems to be about 10 degrees cooler on the 8700g
I just got a acer nitro 5 for 150 dollars on fb marketplace and it has a i5 11400h and a gtx 1650 non super. It plays all of my games super well. I dont think the gtx 1650 is a bad card, i think peoplr just say its bad because pc gamers are always looking for the next biggest upgrade. The gtx 1650 traded blows with rx 570 and 580.
I5 11gen + rtx 1650 = 250$ gives nearly twice the performance than 300$ amd 8600g APU
When APU's can do 1080p on high settings with decent FPS it will be go time...
I need help choosing pcs
pc1 4060 rtx r5 7600
pc2 4060ti 8600g
if you can comment that will help very much
GTX 1650 has never been good value. GTX 1060 or even the older 970 is stronger. The only reason for it's popularity, is that it can work in just about every PC, despite the PSU. Making it a simple gaming upgrade to an office OEM PC. (And it's often a short card, so it also fits).
So what would increasing mb ram do for APU
when you use that mastiff in apex only run iron site or digital threat they have bullet spread markers
Palworld needs to be benchmarked.
yes they kill an a entry level gpu, but at this time the price range building an cheap am4 with gtx 1650 is still solid options
Ok ok 7600x or 8600g? Which is best
this is a great build for new gamers starting out .
day 7
I was in temu and found PC parts on there heres a list of them:
GPU
motherboard
ram
SSDs
fans
AIO
case.
I couldn't find a CPU but i would just use something a round the price of the GPU, I would also get accessories for the all temu setup. i would love to see this video come out. you guys are the best
Convert 8th gen intel office PC’s, the SFF ones. They are Super cheap and the RX 6400 with Frame Gen can play virtually anything. Perfect entry gaming PC. Lowest tier.
It's 30-40% Slower than the shitty 1650 version. I mean it's nice to be hyped about something but this isn't it.
people said that it makes the 6500xt looks good but what about the intel arc 750?
if by "kill budget GPUs" you mean replacing a GPU that was entry level 8 years ago then maybe
The 5600G was good, it just did not support PCI-E 4.0 but only PC-E 3.0 . The 8600G and 8500G are very bad, they only support PCI-E X8 and PCI-E X4. Very bad choice for a gamer that want a igpu for a start and to move to a more capable gpu later. Don't buy them.. if they had PCI-E X16 they would have been good. Also the 760m,740m, 780m is old. I expected RDNA 3 igpu. Very dissapointing APUS.
Great video and great outro 😂
you need to test the GTX 1650 with just a cpu like a 5600X or 5700X not just with APU's
Intel apu+ nvidia gpu is still the best combo....
I guess this APUs will be much better in 2-3 years when they get cheaper, specially in third world countries where gpus are too expensive to afford for a new build
without watching the vid - no, it does not
8700G iGPU with good ram is still slower than RX 6500 XT
and we all know how bad this card is
How much does a 6500XT cost? And by how much is it slower? And in which cases?
If you're not memory bandwitdh constrained it comes close enough.
The iGPU in this chip costs 50$. Which is 1/3 of the price of the 6500XT. The 6500XT doesn't beat it by 3x
@@gruiadevil - just go watch hardware unboxed, you will see what i mean
@@Karti200 I watched HUB
They compared it to a i312100f with Rx6600. The best value combo possible.
They should've compared it to a 13600K with a GT710, which is a 300$ CPU and a 65$ GPU
@@gruiadevil no matter what hypothesis you bring up, 13600K buyers will always aim for 3060ti or higher gpus anyway, 8700G literally tried to carry the past chip shortage scenario of 2021 to 2024 and expected people to buy in droves.
@@gruiadevil - so... you want to test some weird stupid combo that no one will ever even think about getting
or realistic combo that many people really run or could run for that price
Hardware Unboxed know how to make realistic tests - i2-12100F+RX6600XT is just something people will get
yet i see you would od anything to put a point of "look how this is worse than 8700G"
for price of 8700G you could buy basically r5 5600/x or even r5 7500f +rx 6600 or arc 580-750 or some used GPUs such as 5700xt or rtx 2060/super and this cards will give you much better fps then this APU garbage
no reason to get the 8600g feels kinda pointless
I’m about to pick up the 7800x3d and 7800xt currently have i59400f and rx580
Through the window to the wall, till the sweat drips down my balls.
AMD if they built in the RX 6600 level even by charging +50$. Then it would be cool, otherwise few people will buy.((((((((((((((
i got the aliexpress mobo+cpu combo plus used $50 gpu, getting 250-300fps 1080p high settings on League of Legends
LMAO ,, The AMD shill channels need a reality check. 12100f with rx 6600 SMASHES it
8600g & 8700G Not worth the price. Ryzen 5600G $124 + RX5600 $130 = $255 and about 150% performance of Ryzen 8700 with RX 780M @ $329 or 220% performance of 8600g w RX760M @ $230. With similar money discrete GPU config has two or more time game performance than 8600G/8700G with IGPU
AMD DID kill budget GPUs. After all, their 6500XT was bad value and a downgrade from its predecessor, and the RX 7500XT or lower probably are never gonna make it. Same as how Nvidia stopped caring for entry level too, there's just more money to be made elsewhere.
APUs are still no replacement for that. And the gap seems about as wide as ever. GTX 1650 performance levels are about decent -- except not for an entry level gaming solution in 2024. The GTX 1650 used to be an entry level card from half a decade back.
You're not suddenly able to play the likes of Alan Wake with it, even on lowest settings. Actually budget gaming GPUs used to be able to do just that: Game just about everything at a budget price. APUs can't do that. Considering that the APUs on consoles are of much larger size than what fits into a mainstream PC motherboard socket, I wonder whether that is at all a realistic expectation to have though. If it's not, AMD and Intel have killed entry gaming for realz.
I wonder how these apus will do with playing a game and streaming x264 at the same time
New AMD APUs cannot beat their own Chinese "580", thus they lose budget battle. Still, decent option if you need powerful CPU and want some light gaming on the side.
Super disappointed on these APUs. Last year I picked up a 7600X and RX6600 for $379 + tax.