AMD Ryzen 5 5500GT

Got this cpu specifically because i can't afford a good GPU right now and has integrated graphics, have to say im surprised with its performance just on its own. Igpu works perfectly for light games such as Minecraft, fortnite and others. Surprisingly i was even able to run Minecraft mods with shaders at a consistent 30fps low and a cinabench score of 10900. Only negative I could give it is the fact overclocking is kinda goofy. If you try it through the bios it thermal throttles but through the amd chip master software i got it to a stable 4.70ghz with a cinabench score of 11940. Definitely worth the price considering more expensive options such as the 5600 are only 5% better at almost $20-$50 more, not to mention the lack of integrated graphics .

Good but I wish I saved up more for the ryzen 7 5800x and waited till I got a gpu to buy it

Good

I downgraded from a 3700X and 1660 Super to this 5500GT. Why? The heat from the previous setup was nuts and its just really too hot in Florida to have a space heater pumping out heat when I'm not even playing games. My GPU idled around 40C and my GPU was not far form that either, so two hot sources just idling. And when gaming, my goodness, it was hot. I downgraded for $115 to the 5500GT and can still play the same basic games I was, casually, nothing GPU intensive, this is not a serious gaming chip, but its fine for basic games, casual games, etc at 1080p with low-medium settings which is fine for how infrequent I actually play games. The CPU is fast as one would expect, really good value for the cost still if you're still trying to get more time out of AM4 and DDR4. My idle temps are 21~26c now total. Really different in terms of heat when idling and just browsing/watching/etc. When gaming it was in the 40's C total from the system. Heat is not pouring out of my case anymore. I'm not sitting in sweat next to this box anymore. Happy downgrader here.

works really well

This APU is a huge upgrade in my opinion over the 5500 and the 5600G. processing is fast. I use this in my business Workstation. So for the price and performance I am getting out of this APU is very much worth every penny. AMD knew what they were doing and I am happy that they are still supporting this platform for now about a decade. Very happy with this product and can't wait to buy more in the future for client builds and office builds.

Es bastante justito en cuanto a rendimiento, para su precio cumple con las espectativas

It’s essentially the same, but costs less. The 5500GT also has a slight edge in performance (~1%) over the 5600G. Runs great. Runs cool with the stock cooler (or any cooler really). Quick to install. Great value. If you have an extra $10-15, then go for the 5600GT for a little more performance.

Great replacement for my 2400G. Same case and cooler, runs much cooler than the 2400G ever did.

Cooler supplied is adequate. CPU speed surprisingly good and built in graphics is a bonus that performs well for everyday office tasks.

This product was received on time and well packaged. I did not need the included cooler as I reused my old one. I don't do gaming and the CPU is quick and capable enough for all my computing need. Easy to install and use with the capability of overclocking if needed.

It is one of the good processor in the market in this range. It works well with lot of daily task as i built this CPU for my 10 year old kid. happy with performance so far

I bought this for a build I was making for a friend who just wanted a basic but okay gaming pc. They didn’t want it to be all singing and dancing, and had already got a decent gpu and psu. I coupled it with a slightly old motherboard, rog strix b450-f gaming, and existing ram from their previous pc. I only had one issue which was the cpu was too new! The motherboard didn’t have the updated version of bios so I had to dig out a very old cpu to stick in it to flash the bios. Once this was done, everything worked like a dream. It is a really quick processor, it fits into the AMD slot like any other AM4 processor would so it was a doddle. I didn’t use the fan that it came with as I had already bought a different cooler, but it comes with a standard wraith. Temperature wise it sits quite happily around the 50-60 degree mark when my friend games, using a liquid cooled rad cooler so this is fab. Noise wise, no noise. It isn’t labelled as a gaming cpu, but for basic gaming it works wonderfully which I think is really good value. It handles a lot of the steam games which my friend throws at it, giving good fps and loads everything in a very quick amount of time. He’s happy so I’m happy! I’d recommend! Just to add, it isn’t overclocked so I don’t know whether it can be or how well it would run, it is just running in my friends pc as it is out of the box.