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It's been nearly a year now, and the cheapest AM5 processor is still about $350. When will they be releasing some budget processors for the platform?
There are 5 under $100 right now on newegg. $75 being the cheapest.I think we budget AM5 motherboards too before it makes sense.
How much may a budget AM5 motherboard cost? Perhaps $100. When will we have that?
There are 5 under $100 right now on newegg. $75 being the cheapest.
The iGPU that comes with Zen4 is mostly there as a fallback for if your discreet card fails. Anything beyond light use is going to overwhelm it.7500f available here in Australia - $299, even get a wraith stealth cooler!but.... for 50 bucks more get the 7600, imo 7600 better value for money cause iGPU.
I think ryzen 5500/5600G will stay as the budget option for cpu/apu. And if AMD releases small phoenix on desktop, then it'll be slotted above those (at $140-160). If small phoenix stays on mobile, then it makes sense to keep ryzen 5600 at $140 in production.
the iGPU in Zen 4 is perfectly capable of 2D business apps & web browsing & video playback. I'm using that now on one of my AM5 socket systems just fine under windows 10. So it depends how one defines "light use".The iGPU that comes with Zen4 is mostly there as a fallback for if your discreet card fails. Anything beyond light use is going to overwhelm it.
If you want a decent iGPU just get one of their APUs. The CPU might not clock as high, but the GPU is many times better than the CPU will be worse.
7500F already hereAre there any sub $160 budget cpu's coming out before the end of the year? I've been thinking of building an AM5 build, now that motherboard and memory have come down....
Yep, especially with recent rumors of new AM4 Ryzen 5000 GT and X3D processors releasing in Q1 of next year. It's clear that AMD wants AM4 to be relevant in the budget segment, to compete with DDR4 LGA1700 from intel.If your definition of budget is ~$100 I don't think we'll see that you until after the launch of Zen 6.