AMD Athlon 3000G...Can it Game in 2022?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Today we are revisiting the legendary AMD Athlon 3000G to see if it still has a place in the market today.
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Hey Toasty Bros thanks for the revisit of the fan favorite 3000g. I ended up building the previous Althlon 240g (3.5ghz) prior to the release of this CPU. Vega 3 is surprisingly responsive for everyday web browsing and Netflix streaming content. I ended up upgrading graphics using a discrete GT 1030 (ddr5) to relieve CPU resources and offloading it to GPU. I'm still using this system as a low powered and low heat media/light older title gaming machine. This media rig is still fast and capable everything rig.
Interesting, I did a build with a 3000G and an NVME drive and it worked just fine.
Not all m.2 drives are nVME.
I'm guessing that you were using one that isn't.
@@Neve_1811with a520 and b550 kingston nvme works fine
Different motherboard chipsets support different features.
@@Neve_1811 Yes it does lmao all processors are compatible with m.2 nvme ssds or any other ssds for that matter, where the hell did you get that info from
Yes my Asrock B450M can use the 3000G with a PNY CS2130 nmve drive. Works just fine. You have to look at the motherboard before you buy it to make sure it can use nvme with the APUs. You could run into the same problem with the 3200G and 3400G as well.
I remember looking at the 3000G and 3200G in 2019 and scoffing at them. Why would I buy something like that when I could get a better GPU and CPU combo for the same price? Little did I know that a few months later those APU’s would become the only viable option
Ikr, 😭 the PC market is really sad now.
Too expensive, better spend $130-40 on Ryzen 2200g or $160-70 on 3200g. Save some money on MB, case and PSU .
ay man what should shoud i get, a gpu or athlon 3000g
@@acsanpanda2615 just get a i3 10th gen and a 1650 they are cheap or get them on offer up
Or just get a pc on OfferUp I traded my unused Xbox series S and got a 2060 super with i5 11th gen gotta get lucky but first option is cheaper imo and better
@@IDCNMIJWTD that’s not as cheap as a 3000g build, it’s not even close
Hi Future Mat, please note the Athlon 3000G it dose support NVME drive and its working fine not issues at all but you have to update the Bios without installing the NVME or any other drive only RAMs on then update the BIOS then it will work normally
Regards,
Omar
got one back in 2020 for 45 euro's, use it for streaming video's and retrogaming.. great value!
There might have been an unexpected issue with the mobo when they said NVME drives didn't work, because I'm literally rocking a second-hand Athlon 3000G build aside from my main rig (also with the Ryzen Wraith Stealth cooler) and it's running Windows 10 just fine with an NVME SSD on it (Teamgroup MP33 512GB) and no other drives.
I think as long as you have realistic expectations given it is a dual core/quad thread CPU the Athlon 3000G can still do decent office work, heck even decent gaming for indie/older games (e.g. Bioshock non-remastered, the first Dishonored, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Ravenfield, Tomb Raider, Insurgency (not Sandstorm that is); and with customizing settings from LowSpecGamer and accepting low-res images, some new games like with Remedy's Control) and even some light video editing if you're really patient in render times, it should be something acceptable to use. Now do keep in mind I did get lucky to have this at $60 in the second-hand market; it's less appealing when sold as new for $100 in the Philippines.. but the iGPU market here for AMD is so bad, even at $100 the 3000G is still a deal I can reconcile with people getting given that finding second-hand Ryzen 2200G for anything less than $160 is difficult; and $60 is already a lot of money for many Filipinos, that we cannot just spend that money and call it a day (it can pay for almost a month of groceries; 1-3 months of electricity usage, etc.) just to get better iGPU performance.
EDIT: If you do have a B450M mobo (in my case I got the B450M Mortar because I had an upgrade issue with my main rig that led to me replacing the mobo, thinking there might be an issue with the Mortar, but it's been running stable since so it seems it wasn't the cause), and can get it for reasonable prices in the second-hand market (or rarely even new), it's worth doing an overclock on the BIOS to see if the 3000G can meet at least 1500MHz iGPU clock speed and 3.7GHz or higher CPU clock speed. It can help with FPS gains with not much difference in temperature -- the highest I've seen for the CPU is at 70C, and typically more on resides at the 45-65C range depending on usage.
Hello, planning to buy 3000g with an Asus Tuf B450m plus II for future upgrades
Will it work on NVME drives or should I just buy a 2.5 inch ssd?
@@Lyron18th Good question, unfortunately I do not own the Plus II to test further. But from Asus' page and manual, they claim ONLY SATA M.2, and not NVME M.2 SSDs, are supported when using an Athlon APU. So you may be better off getting a 2.5" SATA SSD if available for cheaper for that mobo.
Since for comparison, the B450M Mortar I had used with the Athlon 3000G shows on its manual that support for PCIe 3.0 x2 NVME SSDs aside from SATA SSDs were possible, hence mine working just fine. So I might have to correct myself about this being unexpected and rather this being a mobo-specific concern -- nothing prevents the Athlon 3000G by itself in recognizing NVME SSDs, but how the mobo has been made might
@@autotropicplaybench1819 I see I see. Thanks for the info ^^)
Athlon 3000g build still is my dream pc
Your videos are so informative thank you! I still don’t know if I want a prebuilt pc or not
I? Ayo buddy this is real Life and your not a robot.. this Takes "get a Life" to another level
Its not important if your pc is a prebuilt or custom, as long as you don't overpay on cheap stuff
@@VideoBee_YT lmao it was a typo i meant if “I want” a pre built pc or not.
I have this Athlon 3000G paired with Asus Prime b450m-k motherboard. Manage to detect and use nvme by enabling 'CPU PCIe lanes unlocked' in BIOS advanced onboard devices setting. Hope it helps.
I bought an Athlon 3000g Dual Core Quad Thread a couple of weeks ago, and I'm gonna upgrade the CPU this Thursday.
I got the athlon 3000g and I paired it with a 6500xt.... It is now cpu limited in most taskes. Reviewers hated both of them, reviewers would hate that combo even more so with the athlon 3000g being limited to pcie 3 meaning the 6500xt would be running at worse. There are games where I hit both limits and I know I am because the fans for the 6500xt kick on, there is absolutely no universal way of getting FPS as amd has disabled all forms of gathering that with the drivers and a lot of the card seems software base limited, not hardware base. Meaning reviewers are complaining for the wrong reasons. LIke I can stream with the card despite not having a hardware encoder, they redesigned the amd software after the 6500xt to disable all forms of fps counters for the 6500xt and record/screaming even though you can with software like OBS that if there is no hardware encoding detected from the gpu it will off load it onto the cpu or the cpu's igpu's encoder. Which is what AMD's software should be doing is looking and seeing if there is a amd IGPU on the cpu dye and off loading taskes to it, yes they can do that if they really wanted to. This would have made the card more worth going after. I am not disapointed with my purchasing decission as the use case + budget this was litterally the best card within its range for its purpose that wasn't giving money to either a scalper or miner that caused most of the issues for gamers. Its use case is for my 6 year old son to play a few light weight games that the vega 3 struggled with even armed with 2gb dedicated I tried to increase but mobo limited to 2gb, I had 32gb within this build from spare parts for the ram. Half the parts were from a old rig I couldn't sell the parts online for much of a profit so I saw no reason to resell when I could reuse. Unforchently I had already sold both the cpu and the gpu I had. Luckily those I sold for more than I spent in total on those parts and the athlon 3000g was a little over $70 when I bought it and the 6500xt was like 2 weeks ago at $199.99 single fan. The single fan definitly does kick on when it reaches 60% usage or more and it is very audioable but they can not be heard over the volume my kid has his volume at plus screaming. The only other part I had to buy was a ssd, which I found out the hardware the athlon 3000g does not support any m.2 slots of any kind unless it is slotted in a pcie x4 or higher slot and most of that is being handled by the pcie card itself not the cpu. The athlon 3000g also only supports upto pcie 3.0 not gen 4 at all. So for $340 I got my son a bottom of the low end gaming pc. I could have saved $200 by not buying the 6500xt like the microcenter reps kept telling me to do and I ignored them, and I am glad I did. They kept trying to pressure me into buying only nvidia cards, which I am very against nvidia at this point, and used ones at that because they were trying to make some of their money back as they now had to sell them at a heavily loss. I don't know what they were thinking as the cards they were pushing were the 3060 and the 2060. The 2060 was used for $389.99 and their 3050's that they had instock were $419.99 and they had plenty of 6600. I had the microcenter rep litterally repeating the garbage that comes out of reviewers mouths about the 6700xt when my wife was looking at it, a card that I have. The rep was new and he was clearly showing his fanboyism and I even told him I use linux and the nvidia drivers for linux are terrible and the guy tried telling me linux is terrible. I even told him the reasoning why I didn't want to go higher, the main reason is I am pairing it with a athlon 3000g. The highest you want to go with a pairing like that is a 6600 non-xt and you don't want to go with a nvidia graphics card with it as the cards and cpu's tend to not play so friendly together especially with nvidia's drivers since 2020 which have been complete garbage for over a year with bugs every where like I mean every where. I had to deal with this first hand with a Msi twin cooler 7 gaming x 1660ti oced edition card I had where the screen would randomly flicker off for 1 second and then come back on crashing dozens and dozens of programs and games in the process of this event and it wasn't triggered by anything other than the drivers and this happened on 5 different hardware builds with several different nvidia cards such as a asus 1060ti paired with a amd ryzen 5 2600x. A 710 paired with some prebuilt my inlaws had which I gave them the 710 so they could stop using their terrible integrated graphics and have slightly faster loading times as they are old and complain about waiting even a fraction of a second going full blown karen on everything. and my wifes pc which was litterally the 3600x paired with a 1660ti, which then I replaced my 2600x with a 5600x and the 1060 with a 1660ti same issues fresh install, and replaced the power supply and mobo so I basically slowly replaced part by part and every pc was having the same exact issue and so were my friends pc's who would come to me anytime they had computer problems they thought it was a virus. I checked by downgrading drivers to pre-30 series and it all magically was fixed but then they couldn't play games without upgrading drivers.
So I switched my 1660ti to a 6700xt and never had any issues. Not with blender, other than blender softlocking out radeon rendering engines infavor of promoting nvidia ones that came with blender, instead of promoting both. Any ways My son loves his 6500xt and his athlon 3000g.
What's wrong with you man !! How can anyone type such a huge comment 😭😭
That montage was something else. Wow!
in what world does the i3 10100 have better graphics than the athlon?
I still have this in my current pc lol and I built it myself but I have 16 gigs of ram and 560 ti gpu it’s not the greatest of ever but it’s not bad I play minecraft and cs:go so it works fine for me definitely when I use a client for minecraft like lunar and I’m getting around 400 fps and it’s crazy
Awesome video 👑 I am just 2 parts from a cool gaming pc 😃 you guy inspired me to do my build thank you for uploading good videos
Never buy parts piece meal and then put together a system.
Always save up and buy everything you need for the build, all at once.
@@aarongarza4769 it really doesn’t matter, not everyone has enough money to get all at once and are too excited to wait
I'll probably still be using my FX8320 ten years from now. Watching this video is encouraging in that regard.
It’s still just fine to be honest. As games get more demanding just use frame limiters to save CPU cycles.
When you can’t play at 30 fps with vsync enabled, then it’s time to upgrade.
@@aarongarza4769 I agree with you. I can play a lot of games at 60fps or close to that with mid to low settings although most of the games are more than a few years old so that could be helping me get better fps. I usually turn vsync off anyways just to help get higher fps. I don't know how many fps I get with vsync turned on because I never really paid attention to that. I'll try that out and let you know the results. I've never heard of or have used frame limiters. I'll look into that for sure. Thanks for the information.
in teh future we are going to look at the 3000 series gpus as the forbidden graphics cards that we will not speak off
I paired this thing with a 1080ti and it ran great tbh
I've picked up an entire system with 3000G 16GB DDR4 and if that 1080ti runs fine then the RX 570 I've got will have no issues.
Is it possible to change the amd athlon 220ge with ryzen 3? And what will the performance be better if the motherboard will not be changed?
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It is absolutely not true that 3000g does not support NVME drives. It does. I have an asrock B450M steel legend with a Hynix nvme drive and 3000g in it.
can we put gpu inniy?
wait i have a athlon 3000g paired with 12 gigs 2666mhz ram and i get like 250-300 windowed (low settings 8 chunks) on mc and on fullscreen like 120fps
Did just buy the 3000g for 15 dollars think that good😅
can run val n Minecraft enough 😂
I got AMD atholn II dual core M320💀
Yo athlon 300g isn’t a good choice here cuz a 12100f is €40 cheaper than 3000g so yeah….
Umm anyone got a cheap board for the i3 10105f cause I got a low budget so pls help me out
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The stutters occur because you over burden the CPU when running without a frame limiter.
Limit yourself to 30 fps @ 720p and enable vsync. You will be surprised just how smooth the 3000G is, even in modern titles.
I bought mine when it was cheap used 45€ almost 2 years ago! Used him for almost one week before upgrade today to ryzen 5 3600 i bought for 150€
Is it worth it to get the ryzen 5 3600 or a graphics card for the althon
I use it in my main system paired with a gt 1030.
I'm actually very happy with it even in 2023 . Not my first Athlon either i started on Athlon 64 back in the day and then moved to the Athlon X2 later on . These processors are a godsent for budget conscious people who know how to manage their expectations. Also huge plus that if at somepoint you do need more horsepower AMD sockets generally provide good upgradability down the line.
For what it is it's really a decent deal.
If you have a 1366x768 monitor, it's an amazing value. I built a PC for my little brother with this APU and he has even been playing GTA V. He's extremely happy with his new PC.
Guys, 720p gaming isn't THAT bad.
The Athlon supports NMVE drives. It is the Motherboard that doesn't support it with that processor. Other motherboards support it just fine. Just look for it before you buy your motherboard.
I ran a 3000G for a couple months before I upgraded the Processor & GPU.(Msi B450M Pro VDH Max motherboard with 16Gb of 2667 ram) Ran games just fine with an Nvidia 1650 (GTAV, ARK, Destiny 2 @ 1080p). I had an m.2 NvMe SSD(WD Blue SN550) that ran just fine with a 2TB HDD for game storage. I also didn't have any noticeable issues with the 3000G's cooler. I might throw it and the 1650 into another budget build for a 2nd PC for multi-tasking non game content.
The excitement around the 3000G was that it is completely unlocked and overclocked well even with the included tiny cooler. and overclocking especially the vega graphics makes a very noticeable improvement.
Not overclocking it is a disservice.
any tutorial for OC that SAFE enough for dailyuse?
This is a year ago but aged like a fine wine. I'm a broke dude who wants to game daily. I built AMD Athlon 3000g and was almost felt like selling it cause it wasn't performing like i wanted to. Then boom TH-cam suddenly recommended a video of an Overlocked AMD Athlon 3000g. Now i play old to new titles with 50 to 60 fps. Even NBA 2K23 was smoothly working. I fucking fell in love with my cpu and even says sorry to it every now and then for telling it was trash the first time i built it.
I have the Athlon 3000g, in an MSI a320-pro MAX mother board, and its served great since Aug 2020.
I run Plex on it which manages 4 streams both internally and externally at 720-1080 (can not transcode or stream 4k).
Valorant runs fine on 1080 high, but tend to play 1080 mid, cap at 60 FPS cause im using a 4k 60hertz Monitor. DayZ 720p mid too.
4K res in Windows is fine, great for youtube, web browsing etc (upgraded to Windows 11 and seems fine so far).
Literally made this build as a hold till I built a better one (Mac user normally), then was gunna turn this PC into a NAS and 720-1080 Plex server.. But nearly 1.5 years into it, and I'm fine for it for now, especiallty with parts not being available. I got this for £50.00, its not on for £100.00 whcih tbh, I'd avoid it at the current price.
You actually just made my day! I was scouring the net for not so outdated videos of the Athlon 3000G and your opinion is also quite interesting.... vs the i3 10100? From what i know the UHD 630 graphics kinda are worse than the Vega 3.... very interesting indeed.
knowing the 3000g bottlenecks it own igpu
@@HearsingAround wait wut? Rlly?
@@aggressivenade Multi core utilization in more recent game titles is at a point where 2c/4t chips cripple performance. Probably due to development budget constraints. I mean they totally *could* optimize for every different use compute use case imaginable, but it would cause serious cost overruns.
@@MarcABrown-tt1fp hm that actually makes sense
It can play F.E.A.R 1 and F.E.A.R 2 at the highest settings
VIDEO STATES 3000G DOESNT SUPPORT NVME HOWEVER I AM CURRENTLY RUNNING A 3000G WITH A M.2 NVME WITH NO ISSUES.
I've got a 3000G for $75 plus change a few months ago. Put it in a clearance ($200) HP PC I got at WalMart, took the 3200G from that and put it another HP I had. I've found the 3000G is sufficient for the older games I tend to play (Skyrim SE, Fallout 4 on low settings) and as I like to have two separate computers at my desk I'm using it for the secondary one and am gaming quite a lot on it. I agree that at $100 the i3 makes a lot more sense.
I picked up my 3000g for 80$ new shipping from China included, the cpu is going for $100 currently. I also got the asrock b450m pro4 for 70$ it's going for 130$ now. Both were purchased 3 months ago from new egg.
My son's pc project has a that Athlon right now. We got it for $50 dls 10 momths ago. Incredible little proccesor for 50 bucks.
Runs better with a little overclock.
Rx 6600 arrives today. Ryzen 5600 next month.
mine has an NVMe, i updated the bios it might be that? 🤷♂️🤔🙇♂️
Interesting. Just want to know will it be good enough if I plan to use it for basic photoshop, (SCHOOL / COLLEGE) level. Planning to build for running a computer lab where students will work on autocad coreldraw and ps. But not like hardcore. Just basic layering and stuff.
I got a amd athlon 3000g and 8 gigs of ram with a rx 580 and its very good on a 144 hz monitor
Thanks for the video, I'm from Latin America and although everything is much more expensive here, I hope to save up in the future to be able to buy this equipment.
Pair the 3000g with a rx570 your good to go for a while. Massive upgrade path and the vega 3 is way better than the hd630 on the intel lol. Over lock the igpu to 1600 or 1650mhz that can still do a job
That's exactky what I have
does that bottleneck?
I play very old games. There were tons of low specs games I haven't tried yet. I paired it with B450 gigabyte ultra board.
Building fresh new...no. BUT....I had one form an old HTPC upgrade and after some upgrades had an AM3 platform left to build a PC. SO on an older B450 + 2X8 DDR + Samsung SSD and my old RTX5500 it does a pretty solid job for my youngest and I have an excellent affordable upgrade path as I upgrade my big boxes or pick up discarded AM3 processors.
I got 3400G a few years back for like $125. How much I sold it for 2 weeks ago...$235 lmao
my friend has a laptop with this APU in it, it kinda sucks to me but it’s pretty good for him
Hey, what do you guys recommend for computer specs for a android mobile app developer and web development?
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@@Unknown-hu4gf its a scam bro dont fall for it
@@realt0nse Why do you say it's a scam?!
I feel like a 3000g & gt 1030 build needs to be published. Both are well known minimum budget pc parts and I'd love to see you guy's opinion on the pair.
I did this build with msi gt1030 aero itx gpu. Not like Tomb raider is a high end game but it handled it like a champ. High settings and not dropping below 60fps
Amd a8 9600. Or 3000g?
@@alphagawkgawk8246 3000g
Do you need any fans if your case comes with one? Someone plz let me know asap
Short answer... Yes.
There are a lot of different approaches you can take for how you arrange your fan setup but you always want to maintain good, consistent airflow moving through and out of your case as efficiently as the design will allow.
I recommend watching a TH-cam video or two on how case airflow works, then move forward from there however is best for the case you have.
JayzTwoCents and Gamers Nexus are good sources of information to start with.
@@methodmantis3060 thanks bro this is my first pc build and I didn’t see toasty bros use it in the video i got the specs from so I wasn’t to sure. God bless you.
@@Treyinthecut No worries bro. It can all be pretty daunting at first. I mean, anytime you learn something new it can be kinda stressful when there are so many parts and details involved. My advice is to just take your time as you go along so you dont feel any more overwhelmed than you have to and so you absorb and retain as much of the new information as possible. I even took a bunch of notes from all the TH-cam videos and PC forums that I looked up before my first build. There is a TON of great, easy to follow and understand stuff on YT that covers EVERY thing that youll need to know. I highly recommend checking out those channels I mentioned before as well as LinusTechTips, Pauls Hardware, and BitWit as well if youre looking for any other answers about anything. I promise you that between all of those channels youll easily be able to find whatever youre looking for. Youll have it all down cold before you know it. Good luck man, and have fun.
Amd athlon 3000G really do supports nvme ssd on my b450 aorus pro without any modifications on bios or whatsoever. It works flawlessly out of the box. Maybe asus is the only mobo that doesn't supported?(Not sure)
There we go. OLDER TITLES. Why do people keep forgetting them.
There's plenty of AAA titles most people haven't played yet, and for some reason no one cares. TF2 is a legendary game, and people can still have a lot of fun playing it. And it really doesn't take much to do it.
They went down to $75-85!
The 10100f $100+
3200g is $125+ so honestly it’s worth it now.It plays Warzone at 45fps np.
My pc has a 5600g would it be convenient to switch it out for a 5700g?
You will notice almost zero improvement in games if you are using the built in apu.
As far as convenience goes its really easy to swap out a cpu. Your pc would auto detect it and would work fine no user input required.
LOL 3:40 I build my pc with msi b450 tomahawk max and amd athlon 3000g with NVMe drive and everything is working right
Good pair with 6400 XT, if you are saving money to get a discrete GPU
Valorant ETS2 vs. It plays comfortably in 1920x1080 small games. It also allows overclocking. (both system to internal graphics card) Best suited for AM4 system. Price / performance can be tried. 200W PSU can run the whole system and there is no heating problem. The CPU (APU) consumes only 35w at total load. What else? 🙃
Ahh finally. Been waiting for this setup. As I grew older, (maybe cause financially unstable) APU's gonna be my go to daily basis.
I just build 3000g last week..in my country new for 3000g only $68 pair with galax b450 m mobo also new for just $45..pretty decent deal
What motherboard you using for nvme?
ad2. maybe now test CPU only? with gtx 1660 maybe ? or older gtx 1060 / RX 570 >?
The 3000G does support NVMe Drives I rock the Corsair P2 500GB NVMe M.2 SSD
I just want to play tekken 7
in my country I build this whole system PC with 8GB Ram is less than $100
I used to see the Athlon 200GE and 3000G had a price of 50 to 60 bucks now its around 100 bucks lol for that price might as well get the Ryzen 3 1200 much cheaper and double the performance, and pair it with a low budget low wattage graphics card.
Or
if Not get the
Athlon x4 950
Plus a low wattage graphics card.
I mean if you need a GPU buy the RX 580 china edition it's good I used it and for the CPU you can buy the Ryzen 5 3600 50$ to 60$ and it's amazing
START ADDING ROBLOX TO YALL TEST LIST AT MAX GRAPHICS COME ON MAN PLEASE I NEED TO KNOW WHATS THE MINIMUM I NEED TO RUN AT MAX GRAPHICS AND HAVE SHADERS
still overpriced...I bought 2200G in early 2020 at about $70.
Hmm I use a nvme m.2 SSD with a 3000G and it works without issue...
I’m building my first pc and I decided to get the ryzen 5 5600g because of the insane graphics card prices. I’m almost ready to build I’m just waiting for my motherboard to come in.
If you run into crash issues, check out the RAM first. The 5600G/5700G drivers have trouble with RAM at times.
@@qwkimball I’m getting 2x8 ram so hopefully it will be alright. Thanks for the heads up
@@cukoo4legos Good luck!
Can i oc the igpu on b450?
If not i intend to be cheap and buy a320 instead for my wife
Her sff pc is around 4L and She mostly plays sims4
thanks bros do you have a a8 7680 for gaming video?
Can you run RLCRAFT and some shader with this? or dota 2?🥺
It's weird.. You can't find the 3200G anywhere or anything dealing with 320G... It's like they don't exist or something. Not good as these things are aging. You can't use Windows 11, You can't use an NVM... Max RAM is like 64 and not the usual 128GB that the boards are offering now adays. These things are kinda hitting rock bottom :(
Good performance
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Yoo @Toastbros is this from you guys?
Short answer before watching the video: HELL NO.
4th
No UR 6th
at this point if your a casual gamer buy an xbox, they arent that expensive
3000g with b550
Hey TB, I have a problem setting my ram to 3200mhz on my athlon 3000g since it only supports up to 2667mhz. Can you help me set my ram to 3200mhz? Feelfree for others to help aswell it will be appreciated
my x300w build has a Athlon 3000g with a 256gig M.2 nvme works fine and I just checked it is M.2 NVME pci-e (not sata) with a Athlon 3000g with Radeon Vega graphics and the system is a AsRock X300w box and has two pcie nvme slots and the only hd in my box is a single 256gig M.2 NVME drive and zero external drives and it supports it and works fine
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I'm runnin athlon 200ge gtx 1050 ti and 8gb of ram
Of course it will as long as you kill enemy potato graphics is good
$100 is too much for this, no matter how you put it . You could get Ryzen 3 2200g for $130-135 on AliExpress, and 3200g for like $160-170. Save some money on MB (go for A320 2 slots) and that is that.
i'm using a athlon 3000g right now. My old pc was so 15 years old. It coulnt run anything anymore. So i bought this standard 3000g athlon to later upgreat it. I bought it for the case, the lights are cool. When i have the money its gonna be a ryzan 5 sinds im not a hardcore gamer. But i love to build my own pc. And play with my friends when im not working.
For now it does the job. Planet coaster is a probleme, when the ryzan 5 is gonna be there with al the componenets its gonna be great. Cant wait till its there.
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Minecraft to me seems like a bad benchmarking game for old tech. Java 1.18 isn’t really that easy to run and might as well play bedrock if you can’t have shaders on without lag. I’d play something a little more optimized and modernish looking like Skyrim
I have athlon 3000g with 8gb ram and msi b450m motherboard but while playing prince of persia.. My pc automatically restarted.. Can you tell me why
using athlon pairing with r9 370 4gb with 8x2gb ram 2666mhz can it play high end games like warzone or battlefield v and pubg something like that? 😅
a brand new 3000g system here costs $200
I have 3000g + 3060 Ti Fe on a B460 Tomahawk xD
Some games gives CPU bottle neck. Thinking of upgrading to 5600x
Is it possible GVGMall raised prices? The Code TB20 doesn't get me the pricing posted in your link above or am I just missing something?
I bought a i5 11400 at Best Buy and got 4 free games Crysis Crysis 2 Crysis 3 and Humankind nice way to add to the game collection.
This processor will be perfect build for my son who plays games like Roblox and Gary's mod I can also walk him through a build with this with little expense
anyone have tried OC iGPU on Athlon 3000G ?