AMD A620 vs B650 on 65W Ryzen CPU [Urdu/Hindi]

[@ayesharaza4102]

I am using since 6months on a620m with 7800x3d running fine due to low budget i decide to upgrade on 7800x3d with a620 impress from video tech yes city. You guys keep it up.

[@mazharkhan9595]

Insha Alllah would be getting my next build from you guys.

[@faisaljehangir1324]

Good video to open eyes of sleeping people.

[@Paras456]

100% right there are no diffrence a620m vs b650m due to 90watt cpu power limit like 7700 ryzen7

[@amdhousepk]

even x670E boards shall deliver the same. Our people are too used with i3 + Z-chipsets that they think everything below that is subpar

[@usamaliaqat3949]

nicely explained. good video

[@GamesChoices]

Great work keep it up ❤

[@frane5272]

nice video! do you recommend update bios of asrock a620m hdv/m.2 + to handle r7 7700, without lost performance. I'am very afraid of vrm of this motherboard?thanks!

[@amdhousepk]

Yes, we did update the bios prior to our testing and A620M-HDV/M.2+ is a solid contender with a 2nd M.2 port as well as mini PCI-E for wifi addon

[@frane5272]

thanks !! @@amdhousepk

[@tahirnazir1773]

A.A sir.................. mae ne graphic designing (Adobe illustrator Adobe photoshop ) system lena hae............ plzzzzzzz guide kr daen................ or is ki special vdeo bnayen............

[@nekruz2631]

how long do you stress all th mobo VRM??a few minutes would not make sense you need to run atleast an hour each to know how it pefrorm

[@amdhousepk]

10min is sufficient enough for continued stress testing in natural convection environment (hence the open testbench which irks so many people) for VRMs to reach a steady holding temperature (it takes less than 5min for temperatures to reach zero delta). And it is what already recommended for VRM testing. Secondly we checked for subsequent MC score drops in cinebench existence of which would prove the throttling behavior which we didn't find any. Atleast an hour would make sense if we were looking for stable clocks. The main rhetoric we aim to defeat is A620 being treated as a no-go for budget 65W builds. Our next video focuses on gaming performance with two more A620 Variants vs one more B650 variant we didn't cover in this video. Best

[@Humerabibiofficial]

Bhai used Rx 6700xt kee warranty kitni dain gay aap

[@amdhousepk]

Hamare paas brand new condition Mai boxed hotay hain. 4 months ki local warranty detay hain ham.

[@sanisafdar6362]

4month

[@cybernrt]

music?

[@alexandrosgega7259]

I will buy Biostar b650m silver with Ryzen 5 7600x and Biostar extreme gaming rx6700xt 12gb ram viper 5600 is that a good build

[@amdhousepk]

Yep! If you are saving on cooling, get 7600 instead of 7600X. If you'd like to save further get A620 motherboard. With 6700XT it's a solid 1440p gaming combination

[@alexandrosgega7259]

@@amdhousepk I just want to make the build I wrote brother thanks in advice I wanted to know if it’s good or not

[@amdhousepk]

@@alexandrosgega7259 Yes, it is.

[@alexandrosgega7259]

@@amdhousepk thank you bro and good morning !!!

[@LethalBladeOG]

what about asus a620 e is it good or not

[@amdhousepk]

ASUS Prime A620M-E is also decent board better than MSI Pro A620M-E. For Ryzen 7500F, 7600 & 7700

[@Ryzen-gh1en]

damn my 7700x easily reach 95c using R23 bench, using cooler master ma824 , idk what is wrong tho

[@amdhousepk]

The X variants carry naturally higher tdp but they are mostly under control by means of tuning PBO/undervolt/AIO. Check if you can get the temperatures down by PBO. Otherwise running it slightly 100-150MHz below the max turbo with an undervolt would improve the temperatures without hurting performance