Good integrated graphics verses crappy dedicated graphics.

joshhockey11 · Feb 17, 2018

Hey, i'm about to build an extremely budget gaming PC and I was wondering if you guys thought that I would be better off with crossfiring two Radeon HD 5750 graphics cards(1 GB each) or with the integrated Vega graphics on the Ryzen 3 2200g.

Thanks

Karadjgne · Feb 17, 2018

Crossfire doesn't double the vram, it's still just 1Gb total. So with the integrated graphics, you'll use partial system ram, which can be set for more than 1Gb. Crossfire only works on supported DX10/11 games, it has no support on DX12 games, and is dependent on the amount of support. Some games its ok, more games its slightly miserable, some games its so dismal you get better results using a single card.

Best bet will more than likely be running a single 5750 for the majority of games, only a few will show any real benefits from CF.

The Vega integrated graphics are pretty good, but won't top a dedicated card like the 5750 for gaming.

k1114 · Feb 18, 2018

Vega 8 should be better than a 5750 if that's just competing with uhd 630. I'd put it in the tier between the 1030 and 5750. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html If you already own the 5750 then you could always see for yourself. If you don't own it, I wouldn't get it.

ARICH5 · Feb 18, 2018

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-ryzen-5-2400g-zen-vega-cpu-gpu,5467-6.html

in dx12 games its better than my gtx950 i5 6400

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