Is Motherboad without Vram heatsink is good for Ryzen 5 5600G

[Md z]

almost all AMD motherboard can easily run Ryzen 5 5600G processor but Ryzen 5 5600G is 6 core processor and max boost is 5Ghz so question is the Motherboard that has no Vram heat sink 
is ok with this processor or it can damage the motherboard ?

[atxcyclist]

By design, any AM4 motherboard should run any AM4 chip the BIOS supports. Really though, the difference in cost between a board with and without VRM heatsinks is typically small. What board are you looking at that doesn't have the heatsinks on it? 

[--SID--]

Max boost of 5600G is 4,4GHz!

 

5600G runs fine on any AM4 motherboard. Better spend your money on a decent PSU and decent RAM.

[RONOTHAN##]

12 minutes ago, Md z said:

it can damage the motherboard ?

The motherboard should have OTP to prevent the motherboard from being damaged. The only thing you will need to worry about is whether the motherboard will limit performance, though since the 5600G draws so little power at full load that shouldn't really be a concern. 

[Somerandomtechyboi]

Just now, RONOTHAN## said:

The motherboard should have OTP to prevent the motherboard from being damaged. The only thing you will need to worry about is whether the motherboard will limit performance, though since the 5600G draws so little power at full load that shouldn't really be a concern. 

^^^

btw you are usually better off with a (used) 3600(x) + used rx 580 as that will obliterate the igpu even if you run 4600+ ddr4

 

what country?

budget for full build?

existing parts?

and what mobo are you looking at specifically? cause a board with no heatsinks kinda tells me its a trash lowend board and youd be better off with a used b3/450

[Blue4130]

2 hours ago, atxcyclist said:

By design, any AM4 motherboard should run any AM4 chip the BIOS supports. Really though, the difference in cost between a board with and without VRM heatsinks is typically small. What board are you looking at that doesn't have the heatsinks on it? 

They will all "run" but it has been proven that they may not run well (or at expected levels of boost). With that said, the 5600g is pretty low end, it would likely be fine.

[atxcyclist]

14 minutes ago, Blue4130 said:

They will all "run" but it has been proven that they may not run well (or at expected levels of boost). With that said, the 5600g is pretty low end, it would likely be fine.

Probably, my only concern would be that there are some A320 boards that have 5000 series support, but they have a lot fewer features and I/O than other chipsets. The price difference between a budget A320 and a better A520 is not much, and while the A520 may not have VRM heatsinks it would be significantly better. 

[Blue4130]

19 minutes ago, atxcyclist said:

Probably, my only concern would be that there are some A320 boards that have 5000 series support, but they have a lot fewer features and I/O than other chipsets. The price difference between a budget A320 and a better A520 is not much, and while the A520 may not have VRM heatsinks it would be significantly better. 

Rather than generalize, or choose based on heatsink vs no heatsink, I would look at specific boards.

 

@Md z What board did you have in mind?

[Md z]

4 hours ago, Blue4130 said:

Rather than generalize, or choose based on heatsink vs no heatsink, I would look at specific boards.

 

@Md z What board did you have in mind?

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