On 7/16/2021 2:17 PM, Digital Man wrote:
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> An AMD integrated graphics CPU (or "APU" they're sometimes called) or
> separate CPU and GPU? For example this HP system has a Ryzen APU:
> https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08VRS732Z
> but I'm having trouble comparing the GPU performance of that system
> against, say, the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060Ti.
The APU in the 4700g is just below a GTX 1030 performance, so not as
good as the older computer, the CPU is decent enough. A 5700g APU
graphics are just above a GTX 1030 in some cases.
Unfortunately GPU availability is pretty much limited to buy it or build
it... the system from Amazon is way overpriced there, it should be
$500-600 at Office Max, and you can bump the ram yourself for $150 or less.
You might also consider Newegg's builder service, which will allow you
to choose some of the parts... I missed the original mentioning the
system was a Dell, I wouldn't recommend Dell currently.
If you were to build yourself, would probably suggest building with the
same 10700k same as the dell system or a 3700X AMD, and just bringing
over the GTX 1050 as an interim graphics card and try the newegg shuffle
for a better GPU near cost, ymmv though. AMD has nicer/better
motherboard options at different price points than for intel, would go
with a low or mid-range x570 chipset for AMD over B550. Even if you
don't care about the wifi, having the bluetooth included will help with
headphones if not now, in the future.
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