Is it a good choice for someone who is planning on using the computer for browsing the Internet, watching videos, using different kinds of programs, browsing social media, etc? Because I certainly don't want my computer freezing when doing menial tasks not related to gaming. By the way, is it good enough for programming?
Posted Aug 8, 2018, 1:14 AM UTC
If youre planning on a budget pc itd be wiser to go with a ryzen 5 2400g right now. The g4560 was a great choice before ryzen launched their budget apu's but now for $160 you get 4 cores 8 threads, as well as a really decent gaming experience all bundled into one package and way more value for the money rather than buying a g4560 + descrete graphics card. Plus you can always add a graphics card later once you get the money if you get the 2400g
I'm not a serious programmer, but it works great as an internet browsing and gaming chip. I've never had issues, but all I do is some web design, so what do I know?
I’d recommend Ryan 5 2400g
Yes to everything. If your rig is freezing or lagging it's probably the storage device (using a HDD instead of a SSD for the OS) or not enough memory.