Even if you are able to fit it there it would be too much heat for the unit. Everything would throttle like crazy, especially the NVME if you use the slot located under your Epp-120S-12.
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Even if you are able to fit it there it would be too much heat for the unit. Everything would throttle like crazy, especially the NVME if you use the slot located under your Epp-120S-12.
hi, i'm working on a deskmini a300, 3400g, 3400mhz ballistix ddr4 16gb, and a 1tb crucial bx500 with linuxmint 20 cinnamon with no problem.
i've got a question : in the bios i can set more than 2gb to vram size. is it real or not? now i've got 4gb to vram, and 12gb ram availlable to the system. is it correct? i can set as ram as i want? i believe there was the 2gb limits
i've got a question : in the bios i can set more than 2gb to vram size. is it real or not? now i've got 4gb to vram, and 12gb ram availlable to the system. is it correct? i can set as ram as i want? i believe there was the 2gb limits
It doesn't matter how much VRAM you assign, the GPU takes as much as it needs when it needs it. The only point for reserving 2GB is so that some games don't refuse to run because they think that you don't have enough VRAM available.
The 4700G, 4600G and 4300G are official
www.engadget.com
AMD's 4700G APU is a mid-range PC on a single chip
It's been a year since AMD's Zen 2 Ryzen 3000 CPUs changed the desktop PC market, with best-in-class productivity and "good enough" gaming performance. One area has been left behind, though: desktop APUs, which combine a processor with integrated graphics. Today that changes, as AMD is...
www.engadget.com
Even with the promise of a retail release of vaguely worded "new Zen2 APUs" "soon" (does that mean these APUs or something else?) this leaves me really, really disappointed. Damn.
is this the point where i should buy a used 3400g for €90? i thought i could still have a retail 4600g/4700g in august to replace my 2200g. but now it seems wccftech.com got it right: no renoir for the crowd till fall/winter. and also no word from asrock about zen2 in deskmini 
maybe that 3.60H beta bios going stable will bring us 4000G series support?
maybe that 3.60H beta bios going stable will bring us 4000G series support?
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According to semiaccurate.com the retail versions will be available sometime during August:
www.semiaccurate.com
AMD launches desktop Ryzen 4000G/GE/Pro
Today AMD is releasing the desktop version of their Ryzen 4000 APUs in both normal and Pro versions.
www.semiaccurate.com
They haven't (yet) in me simply because there are no other options for what I want - my choice now becomes either getting a 3200G/3400G or nothing at all. Intel's iGPUs simply don't cut it - my HTPC needs some gaming capabilities, and a dGPU is out of the question even if something like an LP 1650 would be decent. Also I've got a custom-made CPU cooler bracket on the way that's AM4 only. But I've been waiting on this for close to a year already, and I'm getting really frustrated. How hard would it be to pull off a limited retail run? Considering how happy it would make a(n admittedly small) group of people, this baffles me.
I feel the pain. I've been following this for months now and even been checking those APU news everyday, several times a day for over a month ... I was so hyped yesterday when I saw "officialized" in an article then the frustration train, followed by the disapointment trucks, rolled on me, spreading my hype and hope on the ground in the process.
Everyone who doesn't wait will likely be filled with regret... I have an entire system waiting on the 4700G to build. Felling the frustration with y'all
Edit: The idea was to get a system up and ready for ZEN3 and the new GPUs coming out in the fall and hopefully move the 4700G to the A300.
Edit: The idea was to get a system up and ready for ZEN3 and the new GPUs coming out in the fall and hopefully move the 4700G to the A300.
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I won't have regret, the iGPU was just a bonus. Intel HD630 is more than enough for me lol. Also to compare to a GTX950 they OC RAM to 4200MHz, Infinity fabric to 2100MHz, iGPU to 2.4GHz, raised volatge to 1.34V and used 240mm AIO (or NH-D15 with liquid metal) to keep things at 74C ... not for me lol.
Per the other Deskmini thread, the newly released BIOS 3.60L for the A300 supports the 4000G APUS!
Literally did my weekly check for BIOS and saw this was ComboPI v2. not v1
Thus, 4000G APU support.
@ASRock System consider me sold on X300 if this kind of support continues
CAUTION: This CANNOT be stated loud enough, READ THE WARNING!!
"*This BIOS doesn't support Bristol Ridge APU, please DO NOT update the BIOS if you install the Bristol Ridge APU on the system. "
[XF專題] ASRock Deskmini A300 可升級Ryzen 4000 APU?
AMD新一代Ryzen 4000系列APU正式開賣，除了吸引一眾ITX用戶升級，就連Mini PC用戶都期待廠商會推新型號...
hk.xfastest.com
Some benchmarks. I used Google translator.
[XF專題] ASRock Deskmini A300 可升級Ryzen 4000 APU?
AMD新一代Ryzen 4000系列APU正式開賣，除了吸引一眾ITX用戶升級，就連Mini PC用戶都期待廠商會推新型號...hk.xfastest.com
Some benchmarks. I used Google translator.
so in the end 4600g could be the sweet spot for a300? because of the higher price and the power limitation of the board 4700g might end up being a waste of money and cpu performance.
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