AMD Ryzen 5 8600G 4.3 GHz 6-Core Socket AM5 16MB L3 Cache Desktop CPU Processor

The 8600G runs well, even with the stock cooler the temps are decent while on full load, and the iGPU performance is comparable to a GTX 1060 which is impressive, solid buy in this market, 6c and 12t is also nice, so the main compromise is the pcie lane being limited to 8…

It’s great at first but when i downloaded the cpu driver the screen started to get tiny dots pops up and screen turns dark blue and I had to restart the pc over 4 times a day just to play because of the dark blue screen and I couldn’t return it because i didn’t have a graphic card and I needed an intergrated graphic to play

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I am using this for 2 years and I must say it's better than buying comparable Intel processors. And for Rs 17k (2024 price), it was an awesome deal. Thanks AMD.

Excellent processeur, utilisé dans HTPC/NAS. Chauffe peu, très performant (bcp plus que mon 3700X de mon PC principal). Partie graphique vraiment balèze, décode matériellement tous les flux actuels.

Built my first PC as my very old Dell XPS gave up. Did more research that you can imagine as was building on a bit of a budget. Decided on this as I felt being on a latest gen CPU and on the AM5 socket was important instead of investing in a new PC where any upgrade would require new MOBO and RAM. Buying a pre built was my first option but the price seemed to sky rocket as soon as you went to AM5/DDR5. In the end, got the entire PC done for around £500 and the result is fantastic. I use my PC for work and then evening gaming so was concerned that it wouldn't hold up on the gaming front - but it does. I'm not a pro gamer but I can't see what this doesn't do. I think all the reviewers that say you need big GPUs for high FPS are only looking at the FPS and not actually playing the game. I put on the new(ish) Tomb Raider game which is a great looking 3D world game and it ran great. I noticed a little (but only slight) stutter on ultra settings so dropped the graphics down to high - then it ran smoothly and I couldn't even notice the difference. I've also played Anno 1800 on ultra and it's perfect with the CPU usage at about 20%. These were both at 2560x1080 res as I have an ultra wide monitor. Be aware I've had to upgrade the stock cooler as temps were jumping all over the place, in the 70s under medium load and it crept up to 90 after a long session on a hot day. With my new (£15 thermalright) air cooler, the temps barely go past 60. Overall, this CPU allowed me to build a PC on the new AM5 socket that's fast, can handle games and provides future upgrade, all for a total build of £500.

great value, really fast cpu, handles programs well, onboard video is excellent