Does Photoshop even need a Graphics Card in 2021 | RTX 3070 vs AMD Ryzen Onboard Graphics

sRGB color- no? Nvidia -yes

So how about using 16gb of RAM and changing the VRAM settings in Bios to 12gb + 4gb?

Great channel and great video. My wife's a photographer who's also looking to start dabbling in video editing so we're looking for some budget options as dropping 1000 BRL in a GTX 1050ti alone isn't feasible for us right now when we could get a 5600G for roughly 900 BRL. One question though, did you attempt to tweak out the allocated memory for the integrated GPU when downgrading from the 3070 to the 5600G? You could possibly make it work even on 6GB + 2GB, albeit on poor conditions.

Great video, I want to ask you about the iGPU of ryzen 9 7900X is it bad? will perform well in Photoshop?

Thanks for sharing... The 5600g and 5700g look very attractive with the drop in price now. Would you recommend these for a photo editing/retouching PC that will be used for 4k video editing (music videos and weddings) or I am better off picking up an Intel 12th gen? I am currently running an i5 8400 with an rx5700xt

Please review photoshop on AMD 7000 and 7000x processor onboard graphics

Dude, do something about your mic, I can hear you drooling and smacking, it's infuriating, like I'm listening to someone else's fucking ASMR

Thank you

you're showing nothing. this is just blind trust. waste of my time !

Man, I don't who would downgrade their GPU to an integrated GPU. I'm sure there's someone out there who would do it to save $10 but suffer 10 fold doing so. That would be insane.

is it possible with w10 or w11 to increase the amount of ram to the gpu ?
thanks

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Great video, Thank you! A Question : should I have for Photoshop an Intel for example core i7/9 ord AMD Ryzen 5/7/9? Thanks

the AMD Ryzen™ 5 5500U on HP laptop, will it be as good

Just the video I've been looking for.

Thank you so much, i've been battling which direction I should go with my computer. I had a amd 1600af with rx570 which works perfect, but it chugs 160-240 watts. I want the capacity to be backpack mobile and able to operate on a small solar battery bank. So I went with the Ryzen 5700g which only consumes 40-60 watts. I've thought about laptops which would use even less, but the ergonomics of having a keyboard under my 22hd cintiq is not something I'm willing to change. plus the 5500u ryzen cpu would be the most cost efficient choice, but that would be a major downgrade in processing power compared to what I am used to in the 1600af.

I'm happy with my choice, and will be able to drop the wattage even more once I get into undervolting and have to operate on a solar battery bank. just fyi, the 22hd cintiq uses about 10-12 watts, and I picked up a dell monitor 20" which uses 10watts, so I'm looking at a max 70-80watt computer setup, which is results to about 50amp hours if operating at full speed for 8 hours a day. which means I need about 3-400 amp hours of solar battery, which equates to about $1000 in batteries, and 2-4 100watt panels at about $400, in order to operate this 5700g machine. I'm hoping with some PSU upgrade, removing fans, reducing my mechanical hard drives, and undervolting the system, I can cut the solar system in half to make it more mobile as well, have the whole thing in a cargo trailer because I lease multiple properties which I do business on, and rarely spend time in my bed room that I rent. it's going to be great.

How about Intel UHd (12th), is it ok to use that for Photoshop? i want to build new All gen 4 PC for my work. But the cheapest GPU price for Gen 4 is RX 6400 not realy cheap for me and i don't want to spend for something i'm not really need.
Sorry for my english.

How much better is 5600g versus 5700u?

APU's are entirely dependent on system ram so it follows that you would need to compensate. Are you going to check out the 5700G relative to Photoshop? Like Bonkeer said it is nice to see something related to productivity rather than just gaming..........Oops just checked you videos out and saw something related to the 5700G.... my bad..... :-)