[SIC] Really good Ryzen mini PC

[Kegler]

bluestacks runs like **** on low power celeron.

check your motherboard bios. you might be able to reduce tdp to 35w

ryzen 2500u mini pc is 15w, if u can still find..

Saw a few options with 5300u or 5500u on Taobao , those are 15tdp as well but just not sure how efficient they are… hoping if anyone doing the same as me in this forum with one of these cpu

 

[yusoffb01]

Saw a few options with 5300u or 5500u on Taobao , those are 15tdp as well but just not sure how efficient they are… hoping if anyone doing the same as me in this forum with one of these cpu

it runs fine. same performance as 4/6 core intel gen 10 / 65w ryzen desktop

Do you know what efficient means?

 

[Entry Level PC]

it runs fine. same performance as 4/6 core intel gen 10 / 65w ryzen desktop

Do you know what efficient means?

moi waiting for Intel to be Great Again!
so AMD can go back to value brand.

 

[Kegler]

it runs fine. same performance as 4/6 core intel gen 10 / 65w ryzen desktop

Do you know what efficient means?

Ya I saw this…. My understanding is 5500 runs at 2.1ghz and if needed it will go up to 4ghz but that also means higher tdp…. But from some reviews seems like it wouldn’t hit 65w…. Moreover u series comes with gfx where 2600 doesn’t
Btw are u trying to tell me 2600 is more efficient? Anyway I just want a mini pc to run 4 bluestack with the lowest watt
Haha

 

[Entry Level PC]

Ya I saw this…. My understanding is 5500 runs at 2.1ghz and if needed it will go up to 4ghz but that also means higher tdp…. But from some reviews seems like it wouldn’t hit 65w…. Moreover u series comes with gfx where 2600 doesn’t
Btw are u trying to tell me 2600 is more efficient? Anyway I just want a mini pc to run 4 bluestack with the lowest watt
Haha

Get 5700U
8x Core
Can
2x Core per Bluestack

 

[NightRaven49]

My understanding is 5500 runs at 2.1ghz and if needed it will go up to 4ghz but that also means higher tdp….

2.1ghz is the minimum guaranteed all-core frequency when operating at the rated tdp of 15w, though in real world scenarios it will usually clock higher than that depending on ur thermal solution and voltage tuning. the listed 4ghz refers to the max turbo frequency of one core, where the cpu is using its whole power budget for just one core and not splitting it across multiple cores, so generally u should see a lot higher clocks for that core when running cinebench single thread vs multithread for example.

But from some reviews seems like it wouldn’t hit 65w….

Btw are u trying to tell me 2600 is more efficient?

5500u is a 15w part, which is a fifth of the rated tdp of the 2600. for the desktop 2600, an all core workload when given sufficient cooling it will pull about 80w. for the 5500u, due to other design constraints like battery life considerations and less thermal headroom, will generally operate closer to the rated tdp of 15w, though laptop vendors may allow it to consume up to 25w for a short duration before dropping down to 15w or indefinitely. with both putting out basically identical scores but the 5500u using significantly (at least 70%) less power, i think its pretty obvious which one is more efficient.

 

[yusoffb01]

Btw are u trying to tell me 2600 is more efficient?

Efficient means lowest power for a given performance. a 15w 5500u is faster than a 65w 2600

 

[Kegler]

Get 5700U
8x Core
Can
2x Core per Bluestack

Apparently not like that count one… the single core speed determines the performance of the vcore…. Example a cpu with 6 core @4ghz runs better than a 8core @3.5ghz

 

[Kegler]

2.1ghz is the minimum guaranteed all-core frequency when operating at the rated tdp of 15w, though in real world scenarios it will usually clock higher than that depending on ur thermal solution and voltage tuning. the listed 4ghz refers to the max turbo frequency of one core, where the cpu is using its whole power budget for just one core and not splitting it across multiple cores, so generally u should see a lot higher clocks for that core when running cinebench single thread vs multithread for example.


5500u is a 15w part, which is a fifth of the rated tdp of the 2600. for the desktop 2600, an all core workload when given sufficient cooling it will pull about 80w. for the 5500u, due to other design constraints like battery life considerations and less thermal headroom, will generally operate closer to the rated tdp of 15w, though laptop vendors may allow it to consume up to 25w for a short duration before dropping down to 15w or indefinitely. with both putting out basically identical scores but the 5500u using significantly (at least 70%) less power, i think its pretty obvious which one is more efficient.

Ya now I see 5650ge single core speed bench mark wins for a 35w…. It’s even faster than 3xxx desktop cpu at 65w…. Very tempting to get the Lenovo m75q now

 

[Phen8210]

try looking at 5600U and 5800U, these are zen 3. 5500U is not

 

[Entry Level PC]

Apparently not like that count one… the single core speed determines the performance of the vcore…. Example a cpu with 6 core @4ghz runs better than a 8core @3.5ghz

You 6x Core you going to 4x Bluestack
You can only
2x
2x
1x
1x

You 8x Core you can
2x
2x
2x
2x

If you happy with 1x per Bluestack
You might as well just get a 4x Core CPU

 

[Kegler]

You 6x Core you going to 4x Bluestack
You can only
2x
2x
1x
1x

You 8x Core you can
2x
2x
2x
2x

If you happy with 1x per Bluestack
You might as well just get a 4x Core CPU

Sorry don’t understand you but I could run 4vcore 4gb ram x4 instance on my 3600 but once I run the 5th it starts to become sluggish

 

[yusoffb01]

Ya now I see 5650ge single core speed bench mark wins for a 35w…. It’s even faster than 3xxx desktop cpu at 65w…. Very tempting to get the Lenovo m75q now

i recently diy 5600g less than $700
Ryzen 5600g 307.86- 1.8% shopback = 302.32
Colorful B550m pro = $99
32GB DDR4 crucial ballistix = $131.47
Nimitz tr1100 case = $45- $3 voucher -$20 bundle psu sold - $15 bundle fans sold = $7
fsp 550w $51
1TB nvme acer fa100 $111.15 - $20 dash points = $91.15

Similar budget alderlake 12400 has this score at 117W:

Good thing B550 can change multiplier from x39 to x43

 

[Kegler]

i recently diy 5600g less than $700
Ryzen 5600g 307.86- 1.8% shopback = 302.32
Colorful B550m pro = $99
32GB DDR4 crucial ballistix = $131.47
Nimitz tr1100 case = $45- $3 voucher -$20 bundle psu sold - $15 bundle fans sold = $7
fsp 550w $51
1TB nvme acer fa100 $111.15 - $20 dash points = $91.15

Similar budget alderlake 12400 has this score at 117W:

Good thing B550 can change multiplier from x39 to x43

M75q 5600ge 16gb ram 256gb ssd for $815…. Very tempted now

 

[greentea123]

$815 from lenovo sg website? cant seem to find it.

 

[Kegler]

$815 from lenovo sg website? cant seem to find it.

I apply discount code

 

[watzup_ken]

i recently diy 5600g less than $700
Ryzen 5600g 307.86- 1.8% shopback = 302.32
Colorful B550m pro = $99
32GB DDR4 crucial ballistix = $131.47
Nimitz tr1100 case = $45- $3 voucher -$20 bundle psu sold - $15 bundle fans sold = $7
fsp 550w $51
1TB nvme acer fa100 $111.15 - $20 dash points = $91.15

Similar budget alderlake 12400 has this score at 117W:

Good thing B550 can change multiplier from x39 to x43

Bro, you are hardcore mini PC user.

 

[yusoffb01]

Bro, you are hardcore mini PC user.

i like to try everything

 

[wtfh4x]

i recently diy 5600g less than $700
Ryzen 5600g 307.86- 1.8% shopback = 302.32
Colorful B550m pro = $99
32GB DDR4 crucial ballistix = $131.47
Nimitz tr1100 case = $45- $3 voucher -$20 bundle psu sold - $15 bundle fans sold = $7
fsp 550w $51
1TB nvme acer fa100 $111.15 - $20 dash points = $91.15

Hands down the best budget build I've seen since the GPU crisis hit us, really well done!

 

[Entry Level PC]

I am still camping for 5700G under SGD300