Crysis Remastered with a Ryzen 2400g APU
I threw a little system together to see if the remastered version of Crysis would be playable on an APU. The APU used is the AMD Ryzen 2400g. In stock configuration I could not hardly hit 30 fps at 720p with low settings, so the graphics portion of the APU had to be overclocked. Even still it would dip under 30 at times, but it was actually still playable. Without overclocking, I think you would have to take some tips from the Low Spec Gamer on his video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me74qw1sa-o , which I saw after I had all my captures done. The CPU was not overclocked, it was locked at 3.9ghz due to an issue with this motherboard. If it is allowed to boost, it will send all cores to 3.9 under load with a ridiculous voltage, so I just locked it there with a reasonable voltage. The GPU core was bumped up to 1600, and the RAM overclocked to 3466, with 16 16 16 32 timings, which really helped keep the FPS where it is shown here. I also allocated 2gb's of the system RAM for the GPU in BIOS. The Geil RAM I intended to use would only clock to 3266 with 18 18 18 38 timings, and although it had a very nice RGB implementation, it was a bit much for this build. I think the T-Force RAM was a much better option. In the end, my opinion is this is a pretty demanding game for an APU, and while it may not be the best option, if its all you have, the remaster does play better than the original did on budget hardware, and it looks so much better. Link to the MetallicGear case video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyK-_8MnQM0 PC Case: custom powder coated MetallicGear Neo Mini v2 mini ITX Motherboard: Asrock Fatal1ty X370 gaming ITX /AC (P.O.S.) APU: Ryzen 5 2400g w/ integrated Vega graphics RAM: Team Group T-Force DDR4 4000 (ran at 3466 c16) OS: Windows 10 Pro on a Samsung SSD Check out the daily deals on Newegg! Affiliate link below https://click.linksynergy.com/deeplink?id=orJuAXC0BVc&mid=44583&murl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.newegg.com%2Ftodays-deals%3Fcm_sp%3Dhomepage_dailydeal-_--_-01132020
I threw a little system together to see if the remastered version of Crysis would be playable on an APU. The APU used is the AMD Ryzen 2400g. In stock configuration I could not hardly hit 30 fps at 720p with low settings, so the graphics portion of the APU had to be overclocked. Even still it would dip under 30 at times, but it was actually still playable. Without overclocking, I think you would have to take some tips from the Low Spec Gamer on his video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me74qw1sa-o , which I saw after I had all my captures done. The CPU was not overclocked, it was locked at 3.9ghz due to an issue with this motherboard. If it is allowed to boost, it will send all cores to 3.9 under load with a ridiculous voltage, so I just locked it there with a reasonable voltage. The GPU core was bumped up to 1600, and the RAM overclocked to 3466, with 16 16 16 32 timings, which really helped keep the FPS where it is shown here. I also allocated 2gb's of the system RAM for the GPU in BIOS. The Geil RAM I intended to use would only clock to 3266 with 18 18 18 38 timings, and although it had a very nice RGB implementation, it was a bit much for this build. I think the T-Force RAM was a much better option. In the end, my opinion is this is a pretty demanding game for an APU, and while it may not be the best option, if its all you have, the remaster does play better than the original did on budget hardware, and it looks so much better. Link to the MetallicGear case video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyK-_8MnQM0 PC Case: custom powder coated MetallicGear Neo Mini v2 mini ITX Motherboard: Asrock Fatal1ty X370 gaming ITX /AC (P.O.S.) APU: Ryzen 5 2400g w/ integrated Vega graphics RAM: Team Group T-Force DDR4 4000 (ran at 3466 c16) OS: Windows 10 Pro on a Samsung SSD Check out the daily deals on Newegg! Affiliate link below https://click.linksynergy.com/deeplink?id=orJuAXC0BVc&mid=44583&murl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.newegg.com%2Ftodays-deals%3Fcm_sp%3Dhomepage_dailydeal-_--_-01132020