I don't deny that the 5600 is really cost-effective, but I really recommend the 7500f to my brothers who have a budget
I'm 7500f, my buddy is 5600, we obviously feel the gap when Dota 2 and CSGO open black, Dota 2 has a 30 frame gap in the case of 2K, 1080p is bigger. CSGO 1080p even has an 80+ frame gap
The difference is that 7500F can only be tied to D5 memory,It is very easy to play an online game 7500F set to kill 5600,Of course, the price has nothing to say,Memory + board U I'm more expensive by a thousand
In addition, the 5600 three major slows are inexplicably not able to do 7500f,The most intuitive feeling is that my buddies will play online games.,It's not clear whether it's a hardware system problem or what's going on.
In general, there is no problem with 5600 playing a single machine.,Playing online games is really not as good as X3D or on the 7000 series.,Of course, you have a tight budget and want to save 811.5600 is really invincible.
I bought 7500F for future considerations, and when the graphics card is not enough, it will be good to change it directly to a 70,80 series without moving anything, and the 5600 is estimated to have to change the motherboard for two more years
