AMD Ryzen 7 5700G 8-Core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor with Radeon Graphics

Its fun to add this to my motherboard just for the inclusion of iGPU alone. Fun to experiment with and great for low power PCs.

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Como procesador está muy bien. En Blender tardo en renderizar un vídeo de 12 minutos a 1080p unos 5 minutos. Unity funciona estupendamente para escenas estilizadas con personajes de 25 mil polis. OBS graba sin problemas y a penas pasa de los 30 grados con el disipador que trae.

Good for productivity works like, 3D modeling, video editing, games can be played but in 1080p max

Lo compre para ir armando mi propia pc, y me encantó mucho este procesador

Fonctionne très bien pour ableton

This Processor is a fast 8 cores and shows up as responsive as you would expect. Matched with a 1080Ti video card it is great for gaming.

I have 16 gb ddr4 3600mhz and 500gb ssd, Most of the game will play with low settings and Adobe softwear will work perfectly just after effects and primier pro will require too low down the setting.

Un APU (CPU + iGPU), convaincant de part sa consommation modérée (grand max 90W au total CPU + iGPU), et une chauffe maîtrisée (jusquà 65W de TDP max), malgré une puissance clairement présente (autant pour la partie graphique (le plus puissant des iGPU) que CPU).

Works great out-of-the box with Linux, BUT note must have kernel 5.8 or higher to have the proper video drivers. Im using Linux Mint 20.3, which is based on the 5.4 kernel. Video worked fine, but I was unable to adjust resolution, use a brightness dimming program, and other minor issues. On investigating how to upgrade the drivers for the 5700G model, I found out it is already included in the newer linux kernels. Using Linux Mints Updater Manager, I updated the kernel from 5.4 to 5.13 and now have a fully working 4K video system. Also note, you must have enough memory installed, as the 5700gs built in video uses a portion of the onboard memory. I stopped using Windows when Microsoft ended support of Win7, but now running my copy of Win7Pro in Oracles VM, and it is also working fine with the 5700G video. Very pleased with both Linux Mint and my new Ryzen 7 5700G ...the speed is liberating and 4K video is great.