The AMD Ryzen 5600 vs 5600X vs 5600G
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2022
- Today we look over the 5600 from AMD in comparison to the 5600G and the 5600X to see what may suit you better and what may be the best price for performance ratio
Thank you to @AMD for sending the 5600 for comparison
Sound by @rodemic
Video by @OMSYSTEMCameras
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you didn't mention that both the 5600x and 5600 support PCIe 4.0 while the 5600g only supports PCIe 3.0.
Really? If it is true thx because i thought on buying a pcie 4.0 ssd
@@WootDini this is very informative. thank you.
@@WootDini even a RX6600 at 8x Gen3 will drop some serious frames on certain games like Doom Eternal. Always go 5600/5600x vs 5600G if you plan to run any modern gpu in the near future.
I just bought a used $80 5600G for my Dad so he wouldn’t need to bother with a dedicated gpu. The cost difference is too little to bother with a 5600G or 5500. Just go 5600/5600x for double the cache and gen4 support if you game.
I have 9 fully built AM4 systems. The garage is the only pc with a 5600G which is paired up with a $80 GTX1080. The rest is 5600,5600x,5800x,5900x.
@@WootDini I don’t understand these things can you tell me if the rx6600 will support. 5600G?
Wow thx I'll buy a 5600 instead
You made this decision much easier!! Thanks!
Clear and straight to the point thanks!
informative and quick video thats what we need thank you !!!
Thanks so much :)
5600g is best vale for money? 5600g @166 x version is 197. only 10% slower cpu but with a great igpu?
In my country it's currently X 100%, 5600 81.4%, G 76.4%. I'm aiming at 5600 as it probably runs at lower voltage and lower temperature (I guess?). BTW, this is my first time watching your video. Very brief yet informative. Will definitely check out your other videos. Keep it up!
bought a 5600 at a sale for like 70% of the price of the x and with a little overclocking and undervoling action it can get identical performance. it was a good deal ig
Stock cooling or something else? What kind of overclocking or undervolting did you do? If one is willing to "play" does the 5600x start to make more sense?
@@WootDini Thanks for the clarification.
Do keep in mind the 5600G has half the amount of cache of a 5600/X and that can really limit performance a lot in CPU bound scenarios (up to 50%)
@@gureguru4694 yeah personally I bought the 5500 because I was able to snag an RX 6600 for £220 directly off Amazon like 3 months ago and the i3-12100f was at £130 (+ B660 for £150) so I went with the R5 5500 because it was all I could afford (£800 limit for my whole setup) so I went with the 5500 + B550 Mobo for £100+£80 which was about £100 cheaper than the 12100f. Plus, the AMD SmartAccess Memory raises the perf of my pc even more. I would have gotten the 5600 but it was £180 at the time which was out of my £800 for the setup budget
@@WootDiniwhat's the bottleneck?
Is the 5600x just a slightly higher clocked 5600 or is the hip made with higher quality standards? It seems like the 5600 could have a .2 multiplier increase and be a X
CPUs are not made equal in the same batch, the 5600X are probably the individual CPUs that could easily take the overclock even with stock cooler and are stable.
I’m trying to figure it out myself. Recently my motherboard shat itself and so did my i5. So, going with Ryzen, but can’t decide between the 5600, 5600g, or the 5600x
@@WootDini where I live 13600k is almost x3 the price compared to the AMD trio, very unfortunately
@@jackbequick Ditto. The 13500K is twice the price of the AMD 5600 here. Not even in the same ballpark.
danko fellow South African brother xD
03:00 you said 5600g has "higher multicore performance" but your charts show that it has the lowest performance multicore-wise so I'm confused
@@WootDini thank you for the clarification! Great and straight to the point content!
I still rock an overclocked 5600 and I run every game on max graphics at 1440p, probably the best it'll get for its price
My 5600x hits 4.8ghz in game with great temps. Might’ve gotten the silicone lottery with it.
Sounds like you did :) nice one
The answer is kinda simple for me tho. I dont have a gpu and i want the pc three months before i can afford one so the 5600g is one way
@@WootDini all the gpu's are above 100$ even the worse gt1030 i thought of buying an 5600x but it isnt worth it. And when i buy the 3060 i want the fps loss will be minimal
On Amazon right now it just a 5$ difference. Just got the 5600x
In what world does the X give a better gaming proformance?
Unless you wish to use a 7950 xtx, and run the games at 1080p at 250-1000+ fps i dont see any reason to spend more on the X version. (but i dont see many people running a 5600x with a 7950 xtx, and play in 1080p) You will get between 0-2 fps more, thats all, so if thats what you mean with a better gaming proformance, then sure!?!? -I just call it a wast of money better spend elsewhere.
@@WootDini If 5600x is 40$ more expensive, should i get 5600?
just bought the 5600g
what do you think about it?
5600X/5600 = PCIE 4.0, Support ECC out of the box, Can do Bifurcation up to 4x4x4x4.
5600G = PCIE 3.0, NO support for ECC, Can do max Bifurcation of 8x/4x/4x ( no 4x4x4x4 support)...
Note: If you want ECC on a G series, you need a G "Pro" version. Harder to find, cost more.
So lots more differences then just listed here! 5600G is also slightly more power efficient.
Heya
Good comment. I think I did follow up on the miss of PCIe gen.
While the rest are valid, most users don't know what bifurcation is or how to use it. It's a really technical requirement for lane usage, but you are correct.
Ecc is not even something I looked into because ecc is such a small use case really reserved for xeon and TR if we looking at general consumer level.
Appreciate the comment again and for interacting on the channel 😊
.. Probably should've went into more detail about why there's less cache on the 5600G and how it doesn't support PCIE 4.0. Also it would be nice to see benchmark and testing which would better explain why the X is priced higher and if it's worth the extra 40 dollars over the 5600. Which it usually isn't.
Heya.
Yea always details one can miss. In the future when I'm as big (hopefully) as a top rated tuber I'll be able to dive into more detail and test every facet. Time is just always against me as well as budget.
On the PCIe 100% I did forget to mention that but I did comment to correct.
userbenchmark lol. You should have said at the beginning you will use data from them so I won't waste my time on this
UserBenchmark lmao. I guess it isn’t that bad since they’re all AMD CPUs.
Who advises me? I own a 5600g. Is it worth it to upgrade to a 5600x or 5600?
hey, I don't think it's worth spending money as it won't be that big of an upgrade.
@@WootDini If I think about developing in the future any processor that deserves to be developed on the am4 platform, thank you for your kind response
@@elhazimiabdelmonaime3949 Only upgrade I would consider for AM4 is the 5800X if you are gaming :)
@@WootDini Thank you very much
5600x3d or 5700x3d
Just boost 5600 by overlooking it
True. But I need to talk out the box performance. Not all people have the confidence to over clock
Userbenchmark? Get out of here.
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my ryzen 5 5600g scored 11270 in Multicore and 1548 in single core. With knowledge in overclocking, undervolting, and curving. I don't see any reason for me to buy 5600x. I actually have better card now thanks to my patience rather than jumping to the highest end cpu's in the market. My rig is running in 5600g for a year but my patience is worth it i owned 6800 XT. If you are old in computer market it has been known by people who knew tech that you are supposed to buy middle range rig with greater benefit. Sooner or later, another faster cpu or gpu will come and your extra spending did not last that long.