The Ryzen 7 5700G, An APU Review For You
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When the Ryzen 7 5700G was released it was only sold in prebuilt machines, but soon after it became available to buy on its own. The “G” indicates this is an APU with a Vega 8 GPU onboard, sporting eight Compute Units, 512 Streaming Processors, eight ROPs, and 32 Texture Mapping Units running at 2000MHz. The FPS Review needed more details, such as the actual performance – specifically when paired with a RTX 3080 Ti FE in a variety of games and synthetic benchmarks.
The Ryzen 7 5700G is just a hair slower than the 5800X, which makes sense when you look at the Boost frequency, which is 4.6GHz compared to the 5800x’s 4.7GHz. There is a different way of looking at that 5700G though; the price is about $50 less than the 5800X, which makes it a rather attractive option. Check out their review for the exact results.
The AMD Ryzen 7 5700G, codenamed Cezanne, technically launched on April 13th, 2021. However, it started its life out as an OEM-only option, that is until AMD finally made it available to purchase in retail later that year.
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WOW there’s plenty of typos here
Unpossible!
Why doesn’t PCPER do a review instead of posting other people’s?
I wonder, does the 5700G work with AMD PBO? For some reason many reviews tend to ignore PBO, even in cases where the mention TDP restrictions as likely contributing to a performance deficit.
I guess even noobs get their own sites now
Timely.