Rizen 3400G
It seems like I'm trying to assemble a computer in eight years.
I bought the i7 laptops 5 years ago and I was just keen on it, but as the kids started to get interested in games, I could not even afford a laptop with a relatively low specification. Rizen APU (Rokkaku APU) is one of the most popular games in the world, and it has a lot of features like ROLEX 3400G I bought the necessary parts around the center. (I'm regretting buying a 2400G ...)
CPU: Rizen 3400G
Motherboard: Gigabyte B450 AORUS ELITE PCDirect
RAM: GeIL DDR4 8G PC4-24000 CL16 EVO SPEAR x 2
SSD: Western Digital Blue SN500 M.2 2280 (500GB)
HDD: Western Digital Blue WD40EZRZ (4TB)
It was about 650,000 won.
8 years ago Cooler Master I bought a pretty good case and a Sysonic power pretty good, so I would recycle it ... I wanted it,
Oh ... The latest mainboard has 4 + 4 pin power for the CPU, but 8 years ago there was no 4 + 4 power line, no matter how good the power was.
Order additional seismic power without ...
Bronze power is S12II and S12III, S12III is the latest model and power is a little more,
I heard that it was replaced with a Taiwan-made capacitors and ball bearings, and I bought the S12II.
(PC products are made of Japanese-made capacitors.)
After barely assembling,
Is it about a week before purchase? I have confirmed that the Gigabyte B450 BIOS is up to F40 version, and the BIOS I purchased is also the F40 version.
After confirming that the AMD 3400G CPU was well recognized at boot time, I installed Windows, AMD's latest chipset driver, and graphics driver for APU.
Hmm ... does the built-in graphic exclamation mark appear in Device Manager?
I want to install something wrong, change the BIOS settings, erase the driver and reinstall it many times ...
This is a BIOS problem !! I decided to go back to the GIGABYTE homepage.
The F41a version came up urgently. Reinstalling the BIOS, erasing the AMD driver, and then reinstalling ...
It was recognized without problems and everything worked well.
But the CPU cooler sounded too loud. (I think it's true that the AMD default cooler is flying)
After changing the cooler setting to 'Silent' in the BIOS setup, no noise was heard.
By the way, I think the CPU temperature is high. idle 40-45 degrees, turning the game back and forth between 50-60 degrees ...
As you can see, the 3400G itself is said to be quite hot.
If you put the prize cooler, I will go down the temperature, but there is no problem with the operation.
There is no one who focuses on the game when assembling a PC with APU anyway,
If you are not afraid of 4-5 frames in the game, we recommend you purchase 2400G.
The 2400G is much cheaper, and the temperature is about 7-8 degrees lower.
