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This is the worst CPU in terms of competitive gaming I’ve ever experienced, but I would say it’s pretty good for light gaming and all that but Fortnite, Apex legends and different type of intense games are not build for this CPU.
2 cores and 4 threads is a big error, not fast at all, very slow. the TDP is good, 35W of power usage from the CPU is good I guess, for the price which is like 55 - 60 dollars is good for like browsing and a little bit of light gaming, but games like COD and all them is not good at all.
192KB L1 Cache, 1MB L2 Cache and 4MB L3 Cache is also not very good for the CPU speed and the wide performance.
This CPU is great to have it until you can save up enough money for your budget to upgrade your CPU to something a lot better.
And this CPU has Integrated Graphics which means you don't have to buy a separate GPU, it's the Radeon Vega 3 Graphics which is a slow one, its a 2GB IGPU and I would never recommend using this alone, I would recommend getting an actual dedicated GPU if you're obviously going to do competitive gaming for your budget.
I actually ran a Benchmark test from UserBenchmark which tests everything on your computer and what I see from the GPU performance test, I had a GPU result of 4.43% which is very, very low on gaming at a requirement rate and in general (depending on what you play). The CPU though had a score of 44.8% suitability for 3D gaming is below average and obviously says its only good for light gaming.
And with an average single core score, this CPU can handle browsing the web, email, video playback and the majority of general computing tasks.
And the benchmarks are terrible, you can clearly see it when you’re looking at the benchmarks.
And I’m getting a way better CPU which is the AMD Ryzen 7 5700g that is so much better in everything, and by a lot that it’s not even fair.
I think I wrote enough things on what I wanted to write.
And hopefully you guys read the whole thing or can just look at the Pros and Cons for short.
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