Soldato
On my 7600x while I was between graphics cards I played Deus Ex Revison, Disco Elysium, Baldur's Gate 2 and Planescape Torment. Had a great time!
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So How Powerful Is The iGPU In The 7800X3D?
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Soldato
It can power a couple of monitors. Not designed or intended to do anything more than that.
It's a shame the AMD iGPUs don't have any useful hardware features on them, like the Intel ones. I hope they do something about that in the future.
For example, Intel iGPUs have Quicksync, which is a hardware based video encoder and decoder. They're great for home servers, especially those running Plex or the equivalent, as they handle any type of video playback with minimal load on the CPU itself.
For example, Intel iGPUs have Quicksync, which is a hardware based video encoder and decoder. They're great for home servers, especially those running Plex or the equivalent, as they handle any type of video playback with minimal load on the CPU itself.
Ever APU?
Soldato
The APUs do, don't they?
The iGPU on Ryzen 7000 is there to do no more than serve a couple of monitors. It plugs the convenience gap for diagnosing dGPU issues and also to be a viable option for ten-a-penny office boxes. AMD aren't wasting resources by loading up a CPU with GPU features nobody uses once a dGPU is installed.
If you want an actually competent GPU in your CPU, APUs had you covered for a while.
You're right, the APUs do. They've never really been on my radar, interesting.
Seems its support isn't as widespread and it's not as efficient as Quicksync. Definitely something I'll keep an eye on though.
Soldato
I've never paid attention to QuickSync because any hardware-based video work I've needed to do has always been on a beefier card. But Intel have pulled a blinder with it for those that use it. It all comes down to use case once again.
Sometimes I'd like to see AMD draw parity to Intel and Nvidia on feature sets for no other reason than to shut up the fanboys who use it in their ******* contests, but if parity draws money and resources away from core developments I think AMD are perfectly fine with their approach.
Sometimes I'd like to see AMD draw parity to Intel and Nvidia on feature sets for no other reason than to shut up the fanboys who use it in their ******* contests, but if parity draws money and resources away from core developments I think AMD are perfectly fine with their approach.
Don
Yes it does
"The VCN offers hardware-accelerated AV1 and H.265 decode, as well as hardware-accelerated H.265 encode. Just to clarify, there is hardware AV1 decode support, but no encode, which isn't a big deal at all"
AMD Ryzen 7 7700X Review - The Best Zen 4 for Gaming
With the Ryzen 7 7700X, AMD is introducing their fastest Zen 4 processor for gamers. In our review we found out that gaming on the 7700X runs better than the 7900X and 7950X, thanks to the single CCD design of the 7700X. Just like on other high-end AM5 CPUs, temperatures are a problem though.
Soldato
Its that good i disable mine lol