Hello everyone, this is my first post and I seriously don't know where to place this so I placed this in Systems Category. I am new to AMD's particular chipsets as I have always used Intel's Dual Core 1.80 (1st Gen I think) for 12 years since I couldn't afford back then on any new models. When Ryzen 5 2400g came out I decided that it is now time for some upgrade as it is downright powerful and cheap.
Anyway, here's my CPU's specifics:
CPU: Ryzen 5 2400g running at 3.6GHz with usual temperatures ranging from 29°C to 40°C at with Firefox, Speccy, and Videos on VLC running (I do not want to overclock it as I only have a Wraith Stealth but will upgrade it to Deep Cool Gammax 400 someday) and goes up to 75°C on Gaming
Mother Board: Gigabyte B450m DS3H installed everything on the bundled DVD
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 3200MHz RGB (The board under-clocked it to 2133 I O.C.ed it to its original specifics of 3.2GHz and allocated 2 GB of it to VRAM. 14.0GB Dual-Channel Unknown @ 399MHz. Is this correct? Hopefully it doesn't overheat)
SSD: SanDisk SSD PLUS 120GB (Operating System and Avira)
HDD: Seagate Green 2TB (For Storage)
PSU: Cooler Master Elite 500 Ver. 3
Case: Generic, specifically it is a Genesis brand with no fans inside. Will buy a Thermal Take GT someday.
OS: Windows 10 Pro
I've installed everything about the board from the DVD but I refuse to touched the BIOs just in case I accidentally wreck it. Windows 10 hadn't been updated to 1803 yet due to my slow net.
Driver Easy pointed out that I have to update 10 drivers specifically:
AMD GPIO Controller - 45kb
AMD High Definition Audio Controller - 48kb
AMD High Definition Audio Device - 167.1kb
AMD PSP 10.0 Device - 2.4mb
AMD Radeon (TM) RX Vega 11 Graphics - 663.6mb
AMD SATA Controller - 139.2kb
AMD SMBus - 11.9kb
Realtek High Definition Controller - 184.2mb
Realtek High Definition Controller (Yeah there's two) - 184.2mb
Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller - 4.3mb
So should I update first?
I tested out the Vega 11 Graphics om Dead Rising 2 Off The Record and it is horrendously slow like 10 to 15 FPS, making it downright unplayable and these are the lowest settings. Is there something wrong with my PC or is it just that I hadn't updated everything yet?
Anyway, here's my CPU's specifics:
CPU: Ryzen 5 2400g running at 3.6GHz with usual temperatures ranging from 29°C to 40°C at with Firefox, Speccy, and Videos on VLC running (I do not want to overclock it as I only have a Wraith Stealth but will upgrade it to Deep Cool Gammax 400 someday) and goes up to 75°C on Gaming
Mother Board: Gigabyte B450m DS3H installed everything on the bundled DVD
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 3200MHz RGB (The board under-clocked it to 2133 I O.C.ed it to its original specifics of 3.2GHz and allocated 2 GB of it to VRAM. 14.0GB Dual-Channel Unknown @ 399MHz. Is this correct? Hopefully it doesn't overheat)
SSD: SanDisk SSD PLUS 120GB (Operating System and Avira)
HDD: Seagate Green 2TB (For Storage)
PSU: Cooler Master Elite 500 Ver. 3
Case: Generic, specifically it is a Genesis brand with no fans inside. Will buy a Thermal Take GT someday.
OS: Windows 10 Pro
I've installed everything about the board from the DVD but I refuse to touched the BIOs just in case I accidentally wreck it. Windows 10 hadn't been updated to 1803 yet due to my slow net.
Driver Easy pointed out that I have to update 10 drivers specifically:
AMD GPIO Controller - 45kb
AMD High Definition Audio Controller - 48kb
AMD High Definition Audio Device - 167.1kb
AMD PSP 10.0 Device - 2.4mb
AMD Radeon (TM) RX Vega 11 Graphics - 663.6mb
AMD SATA Controller - 139.2kb
AMD SMBus - 11.9kb
Realtek High Definition Controller - 184.2mb
Realtek High Definition Controller (Yeah there's two) - 184.2mb
Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller - 4.3mb
So should I update first?
I tested out the Vega 11 Graphics om Dead Rising 2 Off The Record and it is horrendously slow like 10 to 15 FPS, making it downright unplayable and these are the lowest settings. Is there something wrong with my PC or is it just that I hadn't updated everything yet?