Ryzen Mobile integrated graphics

[Death Hawk]

Looking for a college laptop, while benchmarks are a good indicator of performance, actual uses are more accurate. Can anyone with a laptop with Vega 3,6,8 graphics give me a rough indicator of the in game performance of the iGPU's . Not using the laptop as my main rig, got a desktop for that, just want to know how much of an improvement the vega graphics skews are compared to intel UHD 620. I've done some research online, the 2500U and 2700U are well documented, but the 2200U and 2300U are ignored.

[PlayStation 2]

@Silentprototipe has a laptop with a Ryzen 5 2500U if you need a bit more insight on that particular chip.

[Death Hawk]

1 minute ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

@Silentprototipe has a laptop with a Ryzen 5 2500U if you need a bit more insight on that particular chip.

how does it handle relatively light games like CSgo?

[PlayStation 2]

Just now, Death Hawk said:

how does it handle relatively light games like CSgo?

The update that shipped Panorama by default probably fucked some things up along the way, so I couldn't really tell you, sadly.

[Himommies]

17 minutes ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

The update that shipped Panorama by default probably fucked some things up along the way, so I couldn't really tell you, sadly.

Just revert back then.Panorama is fucking a lot of things up,expecially on lower powered systems

[Silentprototipe]

34 minutes ago, Death Hawk said:

how does it handle relatively light games like CSgo?

Easily hits over 100 FPS in most maps, if not 80 FPS minimum at the low setting at 1080p (Best settings to play at). I can compile a small list of games that I cant test for you. Though from my experience Vega 8 Mobile on the Envy X360 preforms similarly to a GT 730 1 GB GDDR5 (Its a good little card). 

[Death Hawk]

14 hours ago, Silentprototipe said:

Easily hits over 100 FPS in most maps, if not 80 FPS minimum at the low setting at 1080p (Best settings to play at). I can compile a small list of games that I cant test for you. Though from my experience Vega 8 Mobile on the Envy X360 preforms similarly to a GT 730 1 GB GDDR5 (Its a good little card). 

I know the 730 well, considering how cheap it is, it's actually a good "I have no money and need an upgrade over Intel HD graphics" graphics card. Currently using one with an i5 4570S (saving for a 1060). Thanks, 730 is a nice reference point.

[handymanshandle]

23 hours ago, Silentprototipe said:

Easily hits over 100 FPS in most maps, if not 80 FPS minimum at the low setting at 1080p (Best settings to play at). I can compile a small list of games that I cant test for you. Though from my experience Vega 8 Mobile on the Envy X360 preforms similarly to a GT 730 1 GB GDDR5 (Its a good little card). 

Instead of starting a new thread, I do wanna ask you. How good or poorly of a job does HP do on cooling for the 2500U, like how hot does it get and does it throttle at all?

As you can see here, they did a very bad job at it (not suggesting you open up your X360 lol)

It's an A10 9600P

[Death Hawk]

13 minutes ago, pinksnowbirdie said:

Instead of starting a new thread, I do wanna ask you. How good or poorly of a job does HP do on cooling for the 2500U, like how hot does it get and does it throttle at all?

As you can see here, they did a very bad job at it (not suggesting you open up your X360 lol)

It's an A10 9600P

Cant say i have experience yet, but if its thin like the x360 cooling probably wont be great, I've worked on several laptops (i work part time fixing them) All the thin ones i repair i throw some arctic silver paste on the CPU. If you're skilled with disassembly and dont care about warranty, a careful removal/cleaning of the heat sync and a spot of high end thermal goop (as i like to call it) should shave a few degrees off it. Fairly sure LTT did a few vids on thermal gooping laptops. Not the answer you're looking for but if all else fails it give you the option.

[Silentprototipe]

3 hours ago, pinksnowbirdie said:

Instead of starting a new thread, I do wanna ask you. How good or poorly of a job does HP do on cooling for the 2500U, like how hot does it get and does it throttle at all?

As you can see here, they did a very bad job at it (not suggesting you open up your X360 lol)

It's an A10 9600P

Ive already opened it up

Its meh, I had to repaste it to get the fan speed down but once repasted it stays in the 77-81 degree range. Quite hot but not dangerous to the APU