Ideal Cinebench score for gaming

[basbab]

I just want to know what would be the apt threshold score to give a green light to play all the modern games with medium or low settings with decent FPS(30-35), for any configuration.
By the way below is my scores, please tell me if it good for playing modern games.

My CPU (Stock cooler) temperature when upto 72 degree while running Cinebench

 

[animemangamer]

While some games like Battlefield require more CPU power over GPU, most games however all comes down to GPU power. Are you using a GPU or are you just gonna be using the iGPU of Ryzen 3 2200G which is Radeon Vega 8 Graphics?

Can you post the rest of your PC spec here?

 

[Gam3r01]

There is no reasonable cutoff for benchmark scores that correlate to gaming performance. Especially benchmarks like cinebench that really dont correlate to gaming all that much.
You have a decent entry level processor, it wont be able to run every game, but it should run most.

 

[basbab]

There is no reasonable cutoff for benchmark scores that correlate to gaming performance. Especially benchmarks like cinebench that really dont correlate to gaming all that much.
You have a decent entry level processor, it wont be able to run every game, but it should run most.

Can I run at least on the lowest settings possible and i just want to does reducing the RAM consumption by Windows 10 by disabling windows 10 graphics boost gaming performance.

 

[Gam3r01]

Im sure you could find some game you cant properly run, thats just how it goes, and why you cant give a reasonable "universal minimum". It depends on what you plan to play really.

RAM consumption only matters if you hit your max RAM.

 

[basbab]

Can you post the rest of your PC spec here?

My specs are
1. AMD Ryzen 3 2200G
2. Asus Ex A320 gaming motherboard
3. 8GB ram G.SKILL 24000MHz
4. Zotac Geforce GTX 1050Ti
5. 550W corsair PSU
6. 1 TB HDD (partitioned as 200,200,600)

While some games like Battlefield require more CPU power over GPU, most games however all comes down to GPU power. Are you using a GPU or are you just gonna be using the iGPU of Ryzen 3 2200G which is Radeon Vega 8 Graphics?

No actually i have disabled my iGPU in bios settings since i have dedicated GPU

 

[animemangamer]

Can you post the rest of your PC spec here?

My specs are
1. AMD Ryzen 3 2200G
2. Asus Ex A320 gaming motherboard
3. 8GB ram G.SKILL 24000MHz
4. Zotac Geforce GTX 1050Ti
5. 550W corsair PSU
6. 1 TB HDD (partitioned as 200,200,600)

While some games like Battlefield require more CPU power over GPU, most games however all comes down to GPU power. Are you using a GPU or are you just gonna be using the iGPU of Ryzen 3 2200G which is Radeon Vega 8 Graphics?

No actually i have disabled my iGPU in bios settings since i have dedicated GPU

Oh well excellent, you actually have a 1050 Ti. I think you should be good and I doubt you need to run lowest settings on triple AAA titles. I believe you can go medium to high settings if you're okay with above 30fps gameplay.

The only thing I want to mention is Ryzen's performance relies somewhat on memory ram so it's nice that you have 24,000 MHz.. WHAT?! is that a typo 2400MHz lol. Anyway 16gb is ideal with Ryzen at around 3000MHz but since you have a decent GPU you should be okay.

Aside from that, I know you were trying to save but a B450 board could've been more beneficial with the ability to overclock your CPU instead of an A320.

 

[basbab]

Can you post the rest of your PC spec here?

My specs are
1. AMD Ryzen 3 2200G
2. Asus Ex A320 gaming motherboard
3. 8GB ram G.SKILL 24000MHz
4. Zotac Geforce GTX 1050Ti
5. 550W corsair PSU
6. 1 TB HDD (partitioned as 200,200,600)

While some games like Battlefield require more CPU power over GPU, most games however all comes down to GPU power. Are you using a GPU or are you just gonna be using the iGPU of Ryzen 3 2200G which is Radeon Vega 8 Graphics?

No actually i have disabled my iGPU in bios settings since i have dedicated GPU

Oh well excellent, you actually have a 1050 Ti. I think you should be good and I doubt you need to run lowest settings on triple AAA titles. I believe you can go medium to high settings if you're okay with above 30fps gameplay.

The only thing I want to mention is Ryzen's performance relies somewhat on memory ram so it's nice that you have 24,000 MHz.. WHAT?! is that a typo 2400MHz lol. Anyway 16gb is ideal with Ryzen at around 3000MHz but since you have a decent GPU you should be okay.

Yeah while choosing Motherboard and RAM I made some mistake, actually my RAM actual capacity is 3000MHz - link

but my motherboard Asus Ex A320 gaming(link) supports only upto 2400MHz, if overclocked it can go till 2933MHz but i am not a OCer, so i just kept the speed which matches with my motherboard, i did not dare to go beyond as i though it could cause some problem.

 

[animemangamer]

Yeah while choosing Motherboard and RAM I made some mistake, actually my RAM actual capacity is 3000MHz - link

but my motherboard Asus Ex A320 gaming(link) supports only upto 2400MHz, if overclocked it can go till 2933MHz but i am not a OCer, so i just kept the speed which matches with my motherboard, i did not dare to go beyond as i though it could cause some problem.

Here is a couple benchmarks for your current set up (he has 16gb ram but that is marginal since he is also running Ryzen 3 2200g @ stock clock frequencies):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y16UYZN9zCU&t=

 

[Richard D19]

I'll be totally honest. The 1050 Ti is a 4gb card, and will RUN most games . However, with only 8gb of RAM your going to struggle with a plethora of games. Titles like METRO Exodus, Tomb Raider, etc. are going to CHUG. Cinebench score doesn't really tell much about gaming power per say (it does i suppose). Processors like the Threadripper will have a MUCH higher score than say an 8700k, however the latter is still by far the better chip for gaming.