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R3 1200 Or G4560

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R3 is definetly the way to go, especially if you are using intergrated graphics.

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R3 1200 for sure. G4560 is only a dual core without overclocking capability.

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5 minutes ago, AMDPRO said:

R3 is definetly the way to go, especially if you are using intergrated graphics.

1200 has no integrated graphics though.

But I'd have to agree, R3 all the way for your build @David From NerdTech

Who needs fancy graphics and high resolutions when you can get a 60 FPS frame rate on iGPUs?

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Just now, DrDerp said:

1200 has no integrated graphics though.

oh i thought it was 2200g. Get that one.

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4 minutes ago, AMDPRO said:

oh i thought it was 2200g. Get that one.

i would rather get a dedacated gpu so i can use shadowplay to record my gameplay for my yt channel

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22 minutes ago, TechyInAZ said:

R3 1200 for sure. G4560 is only a dual core without overclocking capability.

Dual Core with hyperthreading though, which outperforms the 1200 in some games. 

 

Depends on budget too which seems to be quite low, the 1200 costs about $40 more than the pentium, but definitely doesn't give $40 worth of extra performance. 

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24 minutes ago, David From NerdTech said:

R3 1200 Or G4560 

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Oh holy hell, the G4560 is down to $60 on Newegg.

 

Get that plus a B250 board and you'll save $50 for very similar performance and an upgrade path to quad cores.

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14 minutes ago, David From NerdTech said:

i would rather get a dedacated gpu so i can use shadowplay to record my gameplay for my yt channel

yeah its basically the same price, why not. + you get integrated vega gpu for a rainy days.

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1 hour ago, RKRiley said:

Dual Core with hyperthreading though, which outperforms the 1200 in some games. 

 

Depends on budget too which seems to be quite low, the 1200 costs about $40 more than the pentium, but definitely doesn't give $40 worth of extra performance. 

still true 4 cores are way faster than 4 threads on hyperthreading, and if he wants to record he probably is gonna edit aswell which comes in ryzen favor

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28 minutes ago, pcnoob27 said:

still true 4 cores are way faster than 4 threads on hyperthreading, and if he wants to record he probably is gonna edit aswell which comes in ryzen favor

If by "way faster" you mean 5-10% in games and a bit higher in general usage then sure lol.

 

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The Pentium even beats the 1200 in Sony Vegas on render times.

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8 hours ago, David From NerdTech said:

i would rather get a dedacated gpu so i can use shadowplay to record my gameplay for my yt channel

nothing's stopping you from just using a dedicated GPU with an APU, the iGPU just gets deactivated.

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