Hey, I wanna ask. I'll gonna prepare for this game while also using the same CPU as yours (ryzen 5 4600g) simply because this is the only CPU I currently have right now. Now, my problem is, I wanna start to save money to buy a dedicated GPU in the future solely for this game. BUT, your reply in other comments said that this GPU is bottlenecked by the CPU, and it makes me a bit scarred. So my question is, what kind of GPUs do you reccommend me to buy to prepare for this game, the kind that goes well with Ryzen 5 4600g, with little to no bottleneck? Or does this exact APU will eventually bottlenecking the GPU no matter what? Or.......Do you think the exact GPU you used on this video would not bottlenecked if I just change my APU from Ryzen 5 4600g to ryzen 5 5600g?
If you wanna start saving money for a dedicated GPU, then you should also consider changing the CPU, the Ryzen 5 4600g its not good for gaming, it bottlenecks A LOT of games with a GPU like a 6700 XT or a 4060 TI, the Reescalers like FSR or DLSS or framegen works really bad because the fps are unstable. So its a big NOPE at least for me, if you want to play this game at a good resolution with a good framerate without having to worry about the updates and DLC they will release in the future(because they will), i will absolutly go for a 3080 or a 6800 XT or anything above that, but for that to work you need to get a good CPU, because the CPU can't keep up with thses GPUs, if you don't wanna speed to much you can still stay in AM4 just upgrading to a Ryzen 7 5700x3D or upgrading to a Ryzen 9 5900 or 5950 for the better performance in AM4. If you can spend a little more i would recommend you to go for AM5, getting an Ryzen 5 7600 and with that i think you don't have to worry for your CPU for a while. If you want to play the game no matter the FPS, i think a 3060 or a 6600 perhaps a 2070 will be the limits of the CPU, but i really don't recommend playing this game with those, it will feel awful and as a experience with Monster hunter World and my 1050 Ti, when they launch the DLC probably (2 o 3 years from the launch) you get even a lower performance than before. I really don't know if changing from a R5 4600g to a R5 5600g will be enough difference, if you thinking of buying the R5 5600g, i would recommend you to look for a R5 5600 (NON G) its way better than the R5 5600g, but they don't have integrated graphics, if you need the iGPU perhaps you can go with a Ryzen 7 5700g, or change to AM5 with the Ryzen 5 7600(yes it has iGPU). I really think that this GPU can handle the game without problems, but perhaps will need the help of reescalers like FSR in this case(lets hope they introduce FSR3.1 in the full game), but using FSR with this CPU just makes the fps less stable, because it lowers the GPU usage, so you can't utilize the full GPU. Personally i will change my PC CPU next year, and will just go for a Ryzen 5 7600 because in my country getting the R9 5900 is more expensive than changing to AM5.
both are PCIe 3.0! If you have money for an 8600G, better buy something in its price range and not IT! PCIe 4.0 makes small differences, but it does. . .and can be bigger with ReBar ON!
the one in the video are high, i just change some settings but most are from the High preset, it doesn't matter if the presets are medium, high or ultra because the cpu is bottlenecking the gpu, its between 29-35 fps.
ryzen 4600g 32gb ram and rtx 3060 12gb, same performance here... pretty weird after logging off from rise or world that plays at 100+ lol
Hey, I wanna ask.
I'll gonna prepare for this game while also using the same CPU as yours (ryzen 5 4600g) simply because this is the only CPU I currently have right now.
Now, my problem is, I wanna start to save money to buy a dedicated GPU in the future solely for this game. BUT, your reply in other comments said that this GPU is bottlenecked by the CPU, and it makes me a bit scarred.
So my question is, what kind of GPUs do you reccommend me to buy to prepare for this game, the kind that goes well with Ryzen 5 4600g, with little to no bottleneck? Or does this exact APU will eventually bottlenecking the GPU no matter what?
Or.......Do you think the exact GPU you used on this video would not bottlenecked if I just change my APU from Ryzen 5 4600g to ryzen 5 5600g?
If you wanna start saving money for a dedicated GPU, then you should also consider changing the CPU, the Ryzen 5 4600g its not good for gaming, it bottlenecks A LOT of games with a GPU like a 6700 XT or a 4060 TI, the Reescalers like FSR or DLSS or framegen works really bad because the fps are unstable.
So its a big NOPE at least for me, if you want to play this game at a good resolution with a good framerate without having to worry about the updates and DLC they will release in the future(because they will), i will absolutly go for a 3080 or a 6800 XT or anything above that, but for that to work you need to get a good CPU, because the CPU can't keep up with thses GPUs, if you don't wanna speed to much you can still stay in AM4 just upgrading to a Ryzen 7 5700x3D or upgrading to a Ryzen 9 5900 or 5950 for the better performance in AM4. If you can spend a little more i would recommend you to go for AM5, getting an Ryzen 5 7600 and with that i think you don't have to worry for your CPU for a while.
If you want to play the game no matter the FPS, i think a 3060 or a 6600 perhaps a 2070 will be the limits of the CPU, but i really don't recommend playing this game with those, it will feel awful and as a experience with Monster hunter World and my 1050 Ti, when they launch the DLC probably (2 o 3 years from the launch) you get even a lower performance than before.
I really don't know if changing from a R5 4600g to a R5 5600g will be enough difference, if you thinking of buying the R5 5600g, i would recommend you to look for a R5 5600 (NON G) its way better than the R5 5600g, but they don't have integrated graphics, if you need the iGPU perhaps you can go with a Ryzen 7 5700g, or change to AM5 with the Ryzen 5 7600(yes it has iGPU).
I really think that this GPU can handle the game without problems, but perhaps will need the help of reescalers like FSR in this case(lets hope they introduce FSR3.1 in the full game), but using FSR with this CPU just makes the fps less stable, because it lowers the GPU usage, so you can't utilize the full GPU.
Personally i will change my PC CPU next year, and will just go for a Ryzen 5 7600 because in my country getting the R9 5900 is more expensive than changing to AM5.
@@Ryder54 thanks for this input. I'll consider it.
what if its on Ryzen 8600G ?
both are PCIe 3.0!
If you have money for an 8600G, better buy something in its price range and not IT!
PCIe 4.0 makes small differences, but it does. . .and can be bigger with ReBar ON!
@@HeroDesignated i already got it because its on AM5 and has huge upgrade potential, i have no clue how would Wilds work but its a good change :)
Well, did you tested it? On MH wilds beta I mean@@gaby232323
fps in High?
the one in the video are high, i just change some settings but most are from the High preset, it doesn't matter if the presets are medium, high or ultra because the cpu is bottlenecking the gpu, its between 29-35 fps.
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