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hey everyone if you're looking to build
a budget gaming or video editing PC
without spending a fortune on a separate
GPU in 2023 the ryzen 5600g might be
just what you need
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this budget CPU was released back in
April of 2021 so how does it perform two
years later in 2023 let's take a closer
look at the pros and the cons and then I
will attempt to do a ryzen 5600 build
for those super budget users and then
we'll run some performance tests first
let's talk about the pros and why I
still like the CPU so the ryzen 5600g is
based on amd's Zen 3 architecture which
meets its highly efficient and delivers
great performance for the price it has
six cores and 12 threads which is more
than enough for most games and
applications as 16 megabytes of L3 cache
and operates at 3.9 gigahertz by default
and of course it comes with integrated
Graphics which means you don't need to
buy a separate GPU to get started now
you might be thinking that integrated
Graphics can't possibly be good enough
for gaming or video editing in 2023 but
that's not entirely true and we're going
to test that later the ryzen 5600g comes
with amd's Vega Graphics which are
surprisingly capable now you obviously
won't be able to play the latest AAA
games at ultra settings but you can
definitely play most games at 1080p with
decent frame rates I would say it's
probably comparable to something like
the GT 1030 and when it comes to video
editing the ryzen 5600g can actually
handle quite a lot we will do some video
editing 4K footage test later on to see
how it performs another advantage of the
ryzen 5600g is its power consumption
since it doesn't require a separate GPU
it consumes less power than a comparable
system with a discrete graphics card
this means lower electricity bills and
less heat generated which can be a
concern if you're building a small form
factor PC so these are some of the pros
of the ryzen 5600g but what about the
cons well the biggest disadvantage is
that it's not as powerful as a dedicated
CPU and GPU combo if you're a serious
gamer or video editor you might find
that the ryzen 5600g just doesn't cut it
you might experience some lag or
stuttering and demanding games or
applications especially if you're
running them at high settings and
another issue is that the ryzen 5600g
doesn't support PCI Express 4.0 which
means you won't be able to take
advantage of the latest high-speed ssds
or graphic cards this might not be a big
deal right now but it could limit your
upgrade options in the future but with
that said if you're on a tight budget or
want to build a small form factor PC the
ryzen 5600g is definitely worth
considering so let's jump straight into
the build and the test let's go
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all right so after testing out the ryzen
5 5600g I'm pretty impressed you can
find some of these sub 150 brand new and
you could basically build a video
editing and gaming PC for sub 300 or 400
this is a full video editing or gaming
PC for these price points granted this
is more of a 1080p low setting gaming PC
but hey you're still getting great FPS
for video editing this absolutely works
fine I showed that this handles
everything I threw at it and even
handled 4K pretty good while this is
good enough for video editing if you're
going to be doing heavy rendering work I
wouldn't recommend the igpu I would get
a dedicated video card like the RTX
3060. now the only reason why I won't
get the 5600g is if you need more
processor cores and if you don't need an
igpu and the other reason is that if you
want a more future proof your PC to grow
with the new ddr5 memory you're also
limited to PCI Express 3.0 but for most
budget Gamers and video editors I think
this is still a great option in 2023 you
really don't need to buy more than you
need and fall into like a hype trap it's
like buying a double Big Mac when you
can only eat a regular one wait you
can't buy a double Big Mac anymore right
what
so what are your thoughts on the ryzen 5
5600g let me know your comments below if
you enjoyed this video please do me a
favor hit the like And subscribe button
and I'll see you guys in the next video
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