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7600x integrated graphics

does anyone know what they actually are? every data sheet I find just says Radeon graphics, like okay which ones? and I know it's RDNA 2 but all of the laptop apu graphics have sku's like the 780m or 760m, but what's in the 7600x? what's it equivalent to? is it a 780m or better?

edit: I know the igpu won't actually be powerful but I need to troubleshoot some stuff so I wanna know the stats

edit 2: again, I know they're not very strong. I am very aware of what you use an igpu for, but I'm asking for the model number/sku.

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Hey I know this is a old thread but if you were to boot your computer without a gpu installed can you just add it later with no issues?

yes

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Can i at least play terraria on it?

Yes you can

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The integrated graphics in the 7000 desktop series is just enough to give you video output. It will not do much more. It won't play games at more than a frame per second or so. I think it has 2 CU in it, seriously can't do much.

If you want integrated graphics (for reals) on AM5 you have to wait until the rumored 8000g series is released next year.

Otherwise you have to stick with the AM4 5600g or related APU.

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iGPU = a shitty gaming experience. You can play 15 year old games at 720p medium quality. Yaah!

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But would it fare better than HD530

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All AM5 Ryzen 7000 have the same integrated graphics. I would wager a 610M would probably be closest.

This might provide insight: https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryzen-5-7600x/22.html

Like it will be able to run a computer, it’s mainly for if you don’t need a GPU/

If it doesnt have a “G” at the end it does NOT have integrated graphics

actually it does :), try looking on Google for five seconds before responding thanks

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