Check if 2200 grams is sufficient for your streaming needs.
Check if 2200 grams is sufficient for your streaming needs.
I'm a teenager from India excited about launching my Twitch channel. I mostly used Ryzen 5 2600 builds for streaming, but the cost there was similar to when it first launched—$650 turned into $750. I saw a video using a 2200G and streaming at 720p, which made me wonder if that setup could work with a 4-core processor. Can I stream NFS Heat on something like that?
This video demonstrates a streamer playing with a specific CPU. You can likely compare it to the performance of the same CPU in other games shown in the video.
I'm opting for a second-generation Ryzen because they handle high-speed RAM better than the first-gen models, and I plan to use 3200MHz RAM.
2200 grams paired with 3200 RAM remains significantly slower compared to 1600 or 1400 units equipped with 3000 RAM.
It seems you're misunderstanding the situation. The Ryzen 1st generation struggles more with higher RAM speeds compared to the second generation. This is because the IF is on a less favorable node, just like the IMC. While some adjustments were made for the second generation, there hasn't been a complete overhaul. The APUs fall between the first and second gen in terms of this performance. Since the second generation and 1st generation share similar architecture, they're affected by RAM speed differences very similarly.