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1. #AMD RYZEN 5 2400G 720P#
2. #AMD RYZEN 5 2400G UPDATE#
3. #AMD RYZEN 5 2400G SOFTWARE#
4. #AMD RYZEN 5 2400G TRIAL#
5. #AMD RYZEN 5 2400G PC#

Then again, each CCX usually has 8MB of cache. The move to a single CCX eliminates the need for communication between distant groups of cores, so memory and cache access latency is more consistent than we've seen from other Ryzen models. The outgoing Ryzen models employed two CCXes, leaving no room on the die for a graphics engine. Many of the notable differences between those older CPUs and the new ones are tied to a single four-core CCX (Core Complex) design and AMD's 14nm+ process. Interestingly, these new processors will replace the existing Ryand Rymodels. That's an important improvement for extracting maximum performance from an SoC heavily dependent on available bandwidth. A refined memory controller officially supports DDR4-2933 (up from DDR4-2666) for dual-channel kits, and also touts improved memory overclocking capabilities. And now you can optimize the on-die graphics, too. SpecificationsĪMD continues with its basic value proposition of offering unlocked ratio multipliers on all of its processors.

#AMD RYZEN 5 2400G UPDATE#

Of course, existing boards need a firmware update to recognize the new models, while newer platforms will include a "Ryzen Desktop 2000 Ready" badge signaling drop-in compatibility.

#AMD RYZEN 5 2400G 720P#

AMD positions this processor for the eSports crowd interested in 720p gaming.īoth Raven Ridge models make good on AMD's promise to support the AM4 platform until 2020 they drop into standard Socket AM4 interfaces on motherboards with display outputs. Dark black is overclocked.There's also a Ryzen 3 2200G that comes with four physical cores (without SMT) and eight CUs (512 Stream processors) for a mere $100.

#AMD RYZEN 5 2400G PC#

Below, the power consumption for the whole PC measured at the wall socket side. Power ConsumptionĪdding extra voltage to the CPU for the OC also has an adverse effect on the overall energy consumption. The default CPU score was 3828, which tweaked is 4449. Our default score was 206 second, the tweak now shaves off roughly 8 seconds of wPrime on a 1024M run.įor CB15 we are at an 820 CB default, tweaked we reach 863 CB.įor Time Spy we are at a 6392 as default, tweaked we reach 6630 points (obviously with a dedicated graphics card). We have been able to sustain 4.0 GHz on all cores, but with the stock cooler everything felt too marginal hence we settled at 3900 MHz all-cores. Here the stock cooler seems to run fine in the ~75 Degrees C range overclocked. Here is an example of the Ryzen5 2400G at 3900 MHz all cores. Ryzen likes fast memory, so with this dual-channel (single rank) setup we really can recommend higher frequency memory like the 3200 MHz kit used. Enable XMP on our memory kit (3200 MHz CL14).Make sure your processor is properly cooled by adding voltage = more heat.Start at 1.40 volts (or voltage offset (start with +200Mv)) and work your way upwards into a state of equilibrium in perf and cooling temps. Increase CPU voltage though AUTO works fine on many motherboards you can do it manually as well.Set the per core multiplier at a maximum of your liking:.Leave base clock (bus) for what it is right now (100 MHz).The generic overclock procedure for multiplier based overclocking is as follows: The Guru3D reader-base overclocks mostly from the BIOS to try and find the maximum stable limit. You could apply a fixed voltage, but we do recommend a voltage offset (start with +200Mv), or even better, leave voltage at auto and find your maximum multiplier.

#AMD RYZEN 5 2400G TRIAL#

During our measurements, by trial and error we found that at 1.425~1.50 Volts you will end up at roughly 3.9 ~4.0 GHz. The Rave Ridge 4-core parts with one CCX are not the best overclockers (at least not our samples).

Our maximum was 3950 MHz on all four cores.

#AMD RYZEN 5 2400G SOFTWARE#

You can also use AMD's software tool of course. Overclocking multi-core on a high clock frequency is relatively okay to do job, and can be best managed from the BIOS. Overclocking with a more core processor (it doesn't matter if that is Intel or AMD) is far more difficult than you expect it to be.įor the Ryzen 5 2400G reference review we'll use nothing more than a stock cooler. Also get yourself a good power supply and proper processor cooling. Always invest in good hardware by the way (MOBO/PSU/Memory/Cooling), the cheaper motherboards often are not well tuned for enthusiast overclocking.