The 200GE makes more sense for the money. 300Mhz difference between the 200GE and 240GE isn't really significant enough. But if for an office environment and you don't plan to convert it to a gaming PC, then I'd give the 240GE a bit of thought. But yeah, 200GE still the way to go mostly. I'd love AMD to make a tri-core APU with VEGA 5 graphics for the same price as the 240GE.
MSI GYABYTE ASUS ASROCK All allow OC with AGESA 1006 BIOS. These CCXs are gen 1 Ryzen 14nm so the same OC limits should apply With only 2 of 4 cores active there might be a little extra the 200GE can hit 4.05 but 3.8-3.9 is a 24/7 number. the question not answered here is will a 220 or 240 GE reach 4.0-4.1 as a 24/7 number. The multiplier and the BCLK are both adjustable it would be nice to know what combo works best for temps and power and if possibly the iGPU or RAM could get a small boost.
Can you make a video in which you look back to the old AMD A-series? I would really like to see how they hold up in 2019! Btw, awesome video! I don't get why you only have 40k subs... You really deserve more!
@TrenT Gaming Depends on what’s you’re playing. Normally people don’t pair a mid-range GPU with budget dual-core CPU, and it can be a bottleneck most of the time compared to quad-core CPU.
Hey Zach and all who see this post in the future... (Future user @ 5/22/2022) I'm still using this Athlon 240ge/B320/16 gigs of ram @ 2666mhz as a daily driver. I upgraded to a discrete Nvidia GT 1030 DDR5 a year after building new. It still holds up as a light media center and older light gaming rig. No complaints in daily use and also sips power and very little heat output into my room.
I know I'm commenting on an old video but. I wouldn't mind seeing if there is a difference with the gaming performance between these with a dedicated gpu. especially since the 200ge is 40$ and the 240ge is 50$ at microcenter currently.
Thanks for doing this video! AMD announced the 220ge and 240ge months ago, so I was wondering when they were going to get released, if at all-someone in the PCpartpickers.com forums said that they were probably only for the Asian market. But now we know they’re not, and we know about their performance, which is great!
I think I would cheap out somewhere else in my build and go for a Ryzen 3 2200G instead. For just 40 dollars more the amount of extra performance is pretty spectacular.
To me, in some games, I saw enough improvement for the 220GE to be taken into consideration. Only $5 more for the improvement in clock speed and possible chance of overclocking to 4 GHz? But the 240GE is way too out of reach for an extra .1 GHz.
Hey new sub here. Great content. In my country, only the 200G is available. The other 2 are... Well... Nowhere to be found. Im a system builder and started deploying the 200G for office builds.
I can't imagine the scenario where someone thinks "You know, this 200E would be awesome if only it was clocked a bit higher". Either it's good enough as is or you need something else entirely.
My question is why does the 200ge show up as "raven ridge" on PC Part Picker but the 220ge show up as "Zen"? Why does it say that you may have to update the bios on a b350 or a320 board for the 200ge but not the 220ge?
Dmnnnnn... I expected amd to releases some higher clocked athlons but jeez give us a few more mhz to at least be able to measure a difference. Is the igpu clocked the same in all 3 of these or are those slightly higher clocks too?
iGP clocked the same, still Vega 3 with 3 graphics compute units, only CPU on 220 & 240 clocked a bit higher (still translate to miniscule improvements).
Can You somehow show the cpus performance when you are streaming with it while.playing games or recording from obs while playing games, how much performance hit it gets. On other cpus as well, I am looking to build a budget gaming pc for my youtube channel so your videos really helps me out . Thankyou.
@@ZachsTechTurf Oh ya definitely not that, but other cpus like i5 or ryzen , there are other youtube videos but i dont trust them so maybe you would help me out here😅
Should have tested them properly and not just "gaming"... what about video streaming? productivity? office stuff? image editing? and consider that some actually want as low power as possible for various reasons... home server? off-grid? htpc? etc. many options
Buy the 200GE and overclock it to 3.9 - 4.1 GHz. (Look in the BIOS update notes for the motherboard you want to buy if it supports overclocking for these chips first) The 220GE and 240GE are not worth the extra money.
I don't see the point in the 220 or 240GE. Overclocking the 200GE can get you a very stable 3.7-3.9GHz on an MSI or Gigabyte 350/450 motherboard and gives you the upgrade path to a Ryzen 5 or 7. Which is what I did for my daughter's PC when it broke (was an old FX-8120 system). Rebuilt with the 200GE on a Gigabyte 350 motherboard which allowed me overclock the CPU to 3.7GHz, then when we saved up enough I upgraded to a Ryzen 5 2600 which I ended up taking for myself (I gave her my I5-6500 build to game on). Not entirely sure what to do with the Athlon CPU now though.
Welp. since no one has asked yet: why didn't you overclock them all? I was kind of curious as to how much a difference there is between them all when they are overclock, if any.
@@ZachsTechTurf It would be easy enough to replicate your results using only the 200GE, but I was more interested in how much of a better overclocker the 240GE is in comparison. I'm pretty certain it could get to at least 4.2GHZ or 4.3 GHz. the best overclock speeds attained by the 200GE is only 4.1GHz.
Hi! Can anyone please clarify when he referred that with MSI mobo you can OC the 200GE? because from what i read it only works for ryzen 3 and above. i'm confused. thanks.
Amm I wanna upgrade my pc CPU amd athlon 200ge 3.4ghz GPU Asus Gtx 1050 ti 4gb gddr5 8gb ram 500gb HDD Is that good or not For games like fortnite,overwatch,GTA V,apex and rainbow six siege Ops I forgot assassins creed
i3 8100 for single-core performance (i.e games, emulations, etc... as Intel CPU scored higher for single-core tasks), 2400G for iGP (integrated graphics - similar to Intel HD 630 on i3-8100, but far superior), multi-threaded workload (2400G supports SMT 4-8 instead of i3 4-4)... If regional pricing for i3 are more expensive than Ryzen 5, go with 2400G, 16GB 3200-CL16 DDR4 and add a RX-580 down the line. If both priced similarly, buy the 8100 pair with regular 16GB DDR4, and buy RTX-2060 if you can (or just buy an used 1070).
220GE and 240GE are pretty useless.. if they just made 220GE with Vega4 and 240GE with Vega5.. this probably worth it.. and yeah 200GE OC way worth it.. and you cant OC 220GE and 240GE (so as i heard)..
i have a hard time recomending these chips to anyone, not because of the chips themselves, but the platform. ddr4 is expensive compared to ddr3 (45 dollars vs 28 bucks on ebay for 8gb) and the motherboards are way to expensive if you dont have a cpu to flash the bios. (the cheapest b450 motherboard is 68 dollars) sorry but an i5-2400 is 30 bucks and beats this, 23 dollars saved on the cpu, 17 dollars saved on the gpu and 50 dollars saved on the motherboard (you can get 15 dollar lga 1155 motherboards with IO shield) and that is 90 dollars. that is a used gtx 1050.
Yes u are right but what if I add a RX 570 or gtx 1050ti then also the results will be same because the clock speed are different pls test them with uer regular GPU gtx 750ti,650ti etc
mmm i wonder if you can overclock them like that bios mess up let you do to the 200ge. wonder if that would give better performance? Could you try this?
@GuthanNight Tech News and Reviews Better performance, yeah (about 14-16%). Look up TechEpiphany’s videos, the dude’s overclocked the 200GE & tested some games on it.
@GuthanNight Tech News and Reviews Ah. I thought you were asking about 200GE. 220 & 240 is still locked unfortunately, and there’s currently no way beside BIOS updates from vendors to actually unlock them.
@@pacifistduck9615 I know that's why I said that. And I'm wondering if that bios update that let you unlock the 200ge would work on the 220ge and 240ge. That's what I'm asking him to try out.
I will use my pc a few times for now untill summer till i get a gpu and more upgrades, i play e sports games mostly, i only want 60 fps . Shall i get the 200ge or 2200g ? I will upgrade my cpu when 3rd gen ryzen gets cheap. !!! Help.
Athlon isn't worth it for GAMING, be more specific, do not confuse people (probably wasn't your intention anyway). Athlon is not made for gaming but only for office kind of use, it's iGPU exists there for a reason, but gaming isn't one. These other series like 220GE and 240GE, seems like AMD made just to pump out a bit of money of people who think 100 MHz will do something, it might but its unnoticeable.
ECS A320AM4-M3D - this is really cheap here in my area.. just letting you know.. only B450 supports 200GE out of the box.. others need bios update first..
Amd surly drop the ball here, they should have been clock 3.3 mhz, 3.6 mhz and 3.9 mhz, and now after they have been somehow unlock only the 200ge make sense.
2200g without a doubt. 4 physical cores will last you a little longer than the i3 also better igpu for gaming. If you can afford it go for the 2400g but that may not work with your budget.
@@adiraymond5947 the 7100 has 2 cores 4 threads. Which is equal to 2.5-3 physical core performance. Its not worth it at all in 2019.The 2200g stomps the i3 in multi core performance.
The 200GE makes more sense for the money. 300Mhz difference between the 200GE and 240GE isn't really significant enough. But if for an office environment and you don't plan to convert it to a gaming PC, then I'd give the 240GE a bit of thought. But yeah, 200GE still the way to go mostly.
I'd love AMD to make a tri-core APU with VEGA 5 graphics for the same price as the 240GE.
That'd be interesting but i dont think amd or intel is going to make a tri-core cpu. But AMD has before, so i will keep hopes up
I don't think we'll ever see a tri-core APU lol.
@@ZachsTechTurf first 220GE and 240GE leaks Vega 6 (like in Ryzen 3 2300U mobile now)
Too bad, only Vega 3 now.
man i miss my old tri core athlon
He is right for describing this as a placeholder processor.
Athlon 200GE is really nice for daily computing for its price...
MSI GYABYTE ASUS ASROCK All allow OC with AGESA 1006 BIOS. These CCXs are gen 1 Ryzen 14nm so the same OC limits should apply With only 2 of 4 cores active there might be a little extra the 200GE can hit 4.05 but 3.8-3.9 is a 24/7 number. the question not answered here is will a 220 or 240 GE reach 4.0-4.1 as a 24/7 number. The multiplier and the BCLK are both adjustable it would be nice to know what combo works best for temps and power and if possibly the iGPU or RAM could get a small boost.
Yes, good ideia over in Athon 2xxGE, is better performance in video card GT 1050 XD
Can you make a video in which you look back to the old AMD A-series? I would really like to see how they hold up in 2019!
Btw, awesome video! I don't get why you only have 40k subs... You really deserve more!
I have an Athlon 200ge and I am happy for the performance :D
Good to hear!
OC that to 3.9 ghz
@@boni4621 yes!!
@@ZachsTechTurf I am planning to buy an rx 470 will my 200ge bottleneck it?
@TrenT Gaming
Depends on what’s you’re playing. Normally people don’t pair a mid-range GPU with budget dual-core CPU, and it can be a bottleneck most of the time compared to quad-core CPU.
Yes, you nailed it. I would buy the original too, It is worthless to buy the others. GREAT video Zach
Thanks!
Support the 240
Hey Zach and all who see this post in the future... (Future user @ 5/22/2022) I'm still using this Athlon 240ge/B320/16 gigs of ram @ 2666mhz as a daily driver. I upgraded to a discrete Nvidia GT 1030 DDR5 a year after building new. It still holds up as a light media center and older light gaming rig. No complaints in daily use and also sips power and very little heat output into my room.
The videos keep getting better! Good stuff bro
yeah i saw his vids back in 2016 it was kinda pro
I know I'm commenting on an old video but. I wouldn't mind seeing if there is a difference with the gaming performance between these with a dedicated gpu. especially since the 200ge is 40$ and the 240ge is 50$ at microcenter currently.
Thanks for doing this video! AMD announced the 220ge and 240ge months ago, so I was wondering when they were going to get released, if at all-someone in the PCpartpickers.com forums said that they were probably only for the Asian market. But now we know they’re not, and we know about their performance, which is great!
Glad I could help!
I think I would cheap out somewhere else in my build and go for a Ryzen 3 2200G instead. For just 40 dollars more the amount of extra performance is pretty spectacular.
If it were me, I'd do the same thing tbh.
Your reviews are just the right video length and the graphs are appealing. Recepe for success
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO!!
YOU WIN THE TROPHY FOR THE MOST AMAZING VIDEOS IN A ROW 👍😁
Haha nice, thanks!
Also can you add cinebench or other artificial benchmarks like that
Do people actually care about that on my channel?
@@ZachsTechTurf
I do. I don't know about other. You should also consider they're opinion. :)
thanks this helped alot i am busy getting parts for my first ever pc build
To me, in some games, I saw enough improvement for the 220GE to be taken into consideration. Only $5 more for the improvement in clock speed and possible chance of overclocking to 4 GHz? But the 240GE is way too out of reach for an extra .1 GHz.
Yea I honestly wouldn't even consider the $5 worth it in my opinion.
Can you overclock these cpu's and compare them in another video
These CPU's are locked unless you use a specific type of motherboard
@@shiblore Works on some MSI mobos :)
Now msi and gigabyte , b350 or b450 can overclock the cpu stable at 3.8-3.9ghz
Such unique videos! Great job
I love these videos man. There just fun to watch
Thanks man!
Margin of Error is the Athalon 200ge's middle name.
I had no idea of these new APU'S. Thanks Zach!!!
Brand new!
Hey new sub here. Great content. In my country, only the 200G is available. The other 2 are... Well... Nowhere to be found. Im a system builder and started deploying the 200G for office builds.
Thanks fur subbing! But yea, these 2 just released so it may be a few weeks before you see them elsewhere.
@@ZachsTechTurf oh. Didnt see any news about it except on your channel.
Now includes nice die shot 200GE WikiChip (scroll down) en.wikichip.org/wiki/amd/athlon/200ge
200GE OC MSI B350 Gaming Pro AGESA 1006 BCLK + MSI game boost - 200GE 3.9 OC w/Vega 64 th-cam.com/video/KM9kMK9Fi5E/w-d-xo.html
Athlon 200GE OC also for GIGABYTE MBs
GTAV 3.8GHz th-cam.com/video/LA3rk1nmz9c/w-d-xo.html
iGPU - G5400 vs 200GE vs.200GE OC vs UHD 610 vs Vega 3 - Fortnite
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200GE OC vs G5400. OCd 200GE Vega 64 makes Pentiums kinda obsolete
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Athlon 200GE Vega 3 OC - Battlefield V - Gameplay
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Athlon 200GE all Tests: bit.ly/2Ntfhet
Athlon 200GE at 4.05Ghz! Asus unlocks the Athlon.
th-cam.com/video/tKwa2yXtlvM/w-d-xo.html
Athlon 200GE Asrock Overclocking Test - Battlefield 3.
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Thank you zac for this review
You make great content, i think 2019 will be a good year for you on youtube.
I hope so too, thanks :)
240ge should have been 3 cores/6 threads
Semi upset theres no 3core 6 thread cpu
Hi, can I ask for the other components you used for the benchmarks? Something feels off.....
I can't imagine the scenario where someone thinks "You know, this 200E would be awesome if only it was clocked a bit higher". Either it's good enough as is or you need something else entirely.
Lol that's a good way to put it.
It would be better if they have clocked the igpu rather than the cpu.
Go for 2200g guys
^This. Its much better performance per price ratio
2400g is even better
The athlon 200 GE I built for my mother back in November has been the perfect low power PC for her.
I tink is pointless to grab a 220GE/240GE, because with some Motherboards, like MSI/Gygabite ones, you can overclock the 200GE to even 3,95 GHz!
As long as these mini-itx mainboards cost more that the apu itself they are not very interesting for me😕
Yeah. I've always wanted to make a console like pc.😁😁😁
I hate that you called it useless lmao but this review is so concise man nice job
This is Video for meeee!!! Thank you so much !!!!
Do Motherboard and Cpu Combo Benchmark! Please
Just picked one up used for 25 (200ge) great entry into am4
My question is why does the 200ge show up as "raven ridge" on PC Part Picker but the 220ge show up as "Zen"? Why does it say that you may have to update the bios on a b350 or a320 board for the 200ge but not the 220ge?
zen i think is the igpu
should of made the 240ge overclocking chip, would justify price
Dmnnnnn... I expected amd to releases some higher clocked athlons but jeez give us a few more mhz to at least be able to measure a difference. Is the igpu clocked the same in all 3 of these or are those slightly higher clocks too?
iGP clocked the same, still Vega 3 with 3 graphics compute units, only CPU on 220 & 240 clocked a bit higher (still translate to miniscule improvements).
Thanks for keeping CS in the benchmarks!!!
You're welcome!
Hello sir :) is zoyo motherboard compatible with the 220ge?and can i upgrade the cpu when i already had the budget? Thank you hope you'll notice this.
I like your Intro:)
Thank you :)
Can You somehow show the cpus performance when you are streaming with it while.playing games or recording from obs while playing games, how much performance hit it gets. On other cpus as well, I am looking to build a budget gaming pc for my youtube channel so your videos really helps me out . Thankyou.
You don't wanna stream with a dual core processor, end of story.
@@ZachsTechTurf Oh ya definitely not that, but other cpus like i5 or ryzen , there are other youtube videos but i dont trust them so maybe you would help me out here😅
Congratulations for. 40k sub
Is it possible to change the amd athlon 220ge with ryzen 5 5600x? And what will the performance be better if the motherboard will not be changed?
I like the new intro Zach
Thank you!
The difference in clock doesn't matter because it's gpu limited anyways, it's only for non-gaming tasks the 240ge is better.
Should have tested them properly and not just "gaming"... what about video streaming? productivity? office stuff? image editing? and consider that some actually want as low power as possible for various reasons... home server? off-grid? htpc? etc. many options
I have to ask if there would be any difference in performance when paired with a mid range graphics card
I doubt it.
would you recommend 240GE now because its only $49.99 at microcenter XD
Wait... This tests Was made with a gpu or a apu?????????
Buy the 200GE and overclock it to 3.9 - 4.1 GHz. (Look in the BIOS update notes for the motherboard you want to buy if it supports overclocking for these chips first) The 220GE and 240GE are not worth the extra money.
I don't see the point in the 220 or 240GE. Overclocking the 200GE can get you a very stable 3.7-3.9GHz on an MSI or Gigabyte 350/450 motherboard and gives you the upgrade path to a Ryzen 5 or 7.
Which is what I did for my daughter's PC when it broke (was an old FX-8120 system). Rebuilt with the 200GE on a Gigabyte 350 motherboard which allowed me overclock the CPU to 3.7GHz, then when we saved up enough I upgraded to a Ryzen 5 2600 which I ended up taking for myself (I gave her my I5-6500 build to game on). Not entirely sure what to do with the Athlon CPU now though.
Agreed.
That's my plan too. Still thinking about waiting for Ryzens 3xxx though.
I Got to subscribe ! Awesome
Welp. since no one has asked yet: why didn't you overclock them all? I was kind of curious as to how much a difference there is between them all when they are overclock, if any.
Wouldn't be worth my time tbh
@@ZachsTechTurf It would be easy enough to replicate your results using only the 200GE, but I was more interested in how much of a better overclocker the 240GE is in comparison. I'm pretty certain it could get to at least 4.2GHZ or 4.3 GHz. the best overclock speeds attained by the 200GE is only 4.1GHz.
wow 40k already!! road to 100k!
Only 200ge is worth it, get 200ge or 2200g dont buy 220ge and 240ge.Keep good work Zach!
Will do!
Yeah, agree with you. 200GE is only worth buying with MSI motherboard overclock.
4:28 - WRONG!! Next year's Ryzen won't use the AM4 socket... it was already said by AMD that it would be compatible for 3 generations...
Didn't they say "until 2020", or did I remember it wrong? That could mean the 4000 series would still be compatible.
sir which is better atlon20ge or amd a8 9600???
220ge or 2200g?...i cant find athlon 220ge on the net
Hi! Can anyone please clarify when he referred that with MSI mobo you can OC the 200GE? because from what i read it only works for ryzen 3 and above. i'm confused. thanks.
Amm I wanna upgrade my pc
CPU amd athlon 200ge 3.4ghz
GPU Asus Gtx 1050 ti 4gb gddr5
8gb ram
500gb HDD
Is that good or not
For games like fortnite,overwatch,GTA V,apex and rainbow six siege
Ops I forgot assassins creed
AMD likes doing this kind of stuff. It's the same with Athlon x4 870k and 880k, difference is .1GHz and double the price.
Hey looking for advice on CPU and GPU combo I'm thinking i3 8100 with 2060 or rx 580 or the 2400g with those two cards 1080p high to ultra
i3 8100 for single-core performance (i.e games, emulations, etc... as Intel CPU scored higher for single-core tasks), 2400G for iGP (integrated graphics - similar to Intel HD 630 on i3-8100, but far superior), multi-threaded workload (2400G supports SMT 4-8 instead of i3 4-4)...
If regional pricing for i3 are more expensive than Ryzen 5, go with 2400G, 16GB 3200-CL16 DDR4 and add a RX-580 down the line. If both priced similarly, buy the 8100 pair with regular 16GB DDR4, and buy RTX-2060 if you can (or just buy an used 1070).
@@pacifistduck9615 thanks the i3 is cheaper by about 30 bucks yea I would only be gaming no workstation or things like that
Nope, dont do this if you plan to play future AAA titles, as of right now a 6 core cpu or 4c/8t is minimum for gaming. Buy i5 8400 or r5 1600 or 1600X
Thanks Bro!
New videos Wooh!!!
Yea yea!
We need the channel to be at a million by June so keep up the awesome work
I AM WATCHING AMD I AM SO EXCITED!!
Thanks for the update lol.
If you are on budget and only want new this a great option 💯
Correct.
I jumped right to Ryzen 5 from my 2500k.
My pc is still running on i5 2500k stock. Is it reasonable to upgrade?
@@dodosi-wg3eb The 2500k is still good still. If you can OC to 4.8GHz. You're set for a while longer and once the Zen2 cpus come on. Jump ship.
only ogs remember the old intro
The intro from 2 weeks ago?
220GE and 240GE are pretty useless..
if they just made 220GE with Vega4 and 240GE with Vega5.. this probably worth it..
and yeah 200GE OC way worth it.. and you cant OC 220GE and 240GE (so as i heard)..
i have a hard time recomending these chips to anyone, not because of the chips themselves, but the platform. ddr4 is expensive compared to ddr3 (45 dollars vs 28 bucks on ebay for 8gb) and the motherboards are way to expensive if you dont have a cpu to flash the bios. (the cheapest b450 motherboard is 68 dollars) sorry but an i5-2400 is 30 bucks and beats this, 23 dollars saved on the cpu, 17 dollars saved on the gpu and 50 dollars saved on the motherboard (you can get 15 dollar lga 1155 motherboards with IO shield) and that is 90 dollars. that is a used gtx 1050.
athlon 200ge, 220ge, 240ge, 3000g
ALL OUT OF STOCK.
idk how, but right now the 240 ge is 1 dollar cheaper than the 220 ge, so im gonna get the 240
Yes u are right but what if I add a RX 570 or gtx 1050ti then also the results will be same because the clock speed are different pls test them with uer regular GPU gtx 750ti,650ti etc
You'll get the same results though, very small differences, if at all.
When did this happened and why did this happened lmao
Like 2 weeks ago they released.
what was the motherboard.
Do I have to do bios with it.?
mmm i wonder if you can overclock them like that bios mess up let you do to the 200ge. wonder if that would give better performance? Could you try this?
@GuthanNight Tech News and Reviews
Better performance, yeah (about 14-16%). Look up TechEpiphany’s videos, the dude’s overclocked the 200GE & tested some games on it.
@@pacifistduck9615 I know that why I want to see if you can do the 220ge and 240ge
@GuthanNight Tech News and Reviews
Ah. I thought you were asking about 200GE. 220 & 240 is still locked unfortunately, and there’s currently no way beside BIOS updates from vendors to actually unlock them.
@@pacifistduck9615 I know that's why I said that. And I'm wondering if that bios update that let you unlock the 200ge would work on the 220ge and 240ge. That's what I'm asking him to try out.
Did you really used integrated graphics
I will use my pc a few times for now untill summer till i get a gpu and more upgrades, i play e sports games mostly, i only want 60 fps . Shall i get the 200ge or 2200g ? I will upgrade my cpu when 3rd gen ryzen gets cheap. !!! Help.
1600X
Žiga Klun lol
The igpu is holding back. What are we gonna do with the extra 100mhz. In my opinion Athlon isn't worth it for Gaming.
Agreed
Athlon isn't worth it for GAMING, be more specific, do not confuse people (probably wasn't your intention anyway). Athlon is not made for gaming but only for office kind of use, it's iGPU exists there for a reason, but gaming isn't one. These other series like 220GE and 240GE, seems like AMD made just to pump out a bit of money of people who think 100 MHz will do something, it might but its unnoticeable.
@@gateopssss my bad
It also exists as a quick holdover CPU.
it's not actually intended for gaming , but this processor is TOO GOOD for Entertainment, NAS Server , personal computing related to office.
are you getting thicker or is it just me
It's winter bulking season.
Can you OC 240 and 220 like 200GE with MSi and Gigabyte OC-able boards?
Edit: so basically 220 and 240GE are binned 200GE lol
nope.. no OC for 220 and 240.. (so as i heard)
Do an overclocking comparison!
Look up TechEpiphany’s videos for results.
what is this video about? what is athlon ge?
for me i recommend 220GE because for just 5$ more your gonna have almost exact same as 240GE that cost 15$ more than 200ge
Not a bad idea
Hey bro,can you suggest SOME CHEAP motherboardS for 200GE??By cheap I mean under $100 or near it...Please reply...I want to build a pc..
Any GIGABYTE & MSI B450 motherboard at ~70-80$ would be good to go. A320 motherboard for 60$ if you don’t plan to overclock.
@@pacifistduck9615 oh thanks
ECS A320AM4-M3D - this is really cheap here in my area..
just letting you know.. only B450 supports 200GE out of the box..
others need bios update first..
Paid 50$ for gigabyte ab350 mobo with x370 chipset. Was a steal.
Gigabyte AB350M-DS3H..its an X370 chipset. I'm using it with a Ryzen 5 2400G..
Let's get that 200GE
Agreed.
make a video , testing gaming with 240GE and GT 1030 Graphic Card.
I wonder if any of these would be a better overclocker
I'll save you the time, get a Ryzen 3
Please say me the mother board for this
You should really do cinnebench on them
Can u tell me the different between graphics card 2 g and graphics card 2 gb??
If someone says 2g they are probably meaning to say 2gb.
Oh thank you
And one more that what does GDDR5 or DDR5
Means
@@mrov4964
It's generations thingy of the VRAM. just like ram has ddr2/3/4. GDDR5 is mostly better.
Amd surly drop the ball here, they should have been clock 3.3 mhz, 3.6 mhz and 3.9 mhz, and now after they have been somehow unlock only the 200ge make sense.
That would be insanely slow if they were clocked in the MHz... ;)
@@ZachsTechTurf 😂 😂 😂 😂 you are right i meant GHZ
BTW the last processor i had there was running around that speed(3.6 MHZ) was the z80 in my MSX computer in 1985 :)
Hey zach i'm going to be building a 500$ gaming pc.i3 7100 or ryzen 3 2200g?also plzz tell me if there is another cpu better than both.
2200g without a doubt. 4 physical cores will last you a little longer than the i3 also better igpu for gaming. If you can afford it go for the 2400g but that may not work with your budget.
Thx a lot.but doesn't the i3 have 4c4t too?
@@adiraymond5947 the 7100 has 2 cores 4 threads. Which is equal to 2.5-3 physical core performance. Its not worth it at all in 2019.The 2200g stomps the i3 in multi core performance.
TJ K How about r3 2200g vs i3 8100?
@@adiraymond5947 go for r3 1600X or i5 8400, 6 cores are minimum for todays AAA titles.
The problem is Ram Price !
It makes no sense for AMD to bring all 3 of these out. WTF they thinking...
Not sure at all
Intel did same with their pentiums. So probably figured why not. Doesn’t cost them anything... its literally the same chip.
3 computing units, not 5
Is the 240GE better than the ryzen 3 2200?
wopwop nah thx
And bacially they took their budget cpu and overclocked it out the box ... Gotcha.
Exactly lol
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