After reading the processor performance tests of Ryzen 5 5600G and Ryzen 7 5700G in the previous article, this time we will focus on the built-in display part of these two APUs to see if they can meet the needs of the game.
Focus on basic game applications
I hope that the built-in display function of the APU can compete with the independent display card. It is nothing more than a fate. Therefore, the author divides the planned test project into 5 parts. First, I still use PCMark and 3DMark to test, and then in the test part of the AAA masterpiece, Fix the resolution at 1080p and set the minimum image quality to see if it can meet the minimum standard of FPS 30 frames, or the FPS can be raised to 60 frames, and then FidelityFX Super will be tested with “Evil Castle: Village” Resolution (FSR) upscaling technology brings performance gains.
In the fourth stage, popular games with relatively low system requirements such as “Special War Hero” and “The Original God” will be used for testing, and in the fifth stage, a variety of simulators will be used for testing. Finally, the author will also supplement the h.265 conversion performance test with the Handbreak conversion software for software and hardware acceleration, as a performance reference for audio-visual creators.
The test platform used here is the same as the previous article. The main difference is that the graphics card is removed and the built-in display chip of the APU is used. For details, please refer to the previous article. Let’s start with the PCMark and 3DMark tests.
Actual game performance
In the actual game performance test, the author chose the same 6 games as the previous article, but limited the settings to 1080p resolution, the lowest picture quality, and set the eligibility standard at 30 FPS to see if it can be executed under the minimum conditions. game. Since these 2 APUs do not support ray tracing, naturally they did not enter!! The corresponding test.
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