Is it worth me putting my Gigabyte GTX 660 to Wiindforce in with a Ryzen 3 2200G, or should i just put up with the Vega 8 and just flop the 660, putting the money towards a better dedicated GPU as and when i can afford to do so?
I cant get clear specs anywhere for the Vega, nor can i get a direct comparison, other than benchamark scores being only slightly worse than the 660. Being that the 660 is old, it seems as though it will be worse than an overclocked 2200g.. In theory, but real would gaming may tell a totally different story.
If the difference is going to be minimal, id rather sell my 660 sooner rather than later. So as to not have it depreciate further.
I have never used an APU myself and dont know of anybody who has positive things to say about one, so im pretty sure the GTX will still out perform the Ryzen in prwctice : But stranger things have happened...
I cant get clear specs anywhere for the Vega, nor can i get a direct comparison, other than benchamark scores being only slightly worse than the 660. Being that the 660 is old, it seems as though it will be worse than an overclocked 2200g.. In theory, but real would gaming may tell a totally different story.
If the difference is going to be minimal, id rather sell my 660 sooner rather than later. So as to not have it depreciate further.
I have never used an APU myself and dont know of anybody who has positive things to say about one, so im pretty sure the GTX will still out perform the Ryzen in prwctice : But stranger things have happened...