Minecraft Sildur's Vibrant Shaders Benchmark @ 1080p 0:05 -- Settings 1:05 -- 8 chunks 3:20 -- 12 chunks 4:17 -- 16 chunks 5:17 -- F3 Settings Ryzen 5 5600G -- RX 6500 XT Test Setup: CPU : Ryzen 5 5600G - [Base clock 3.9GHz -- Boost clock 4.4GHz] - [L3 Cache 16MB] - [The CPU was not overclocked] - [The Ryzen 5 5600X is app 4~10% faster, - because of a 32MB L3 cache and a boost clock of 4.6GHz] CPU Cooler : Wraith Stealth [Stock Cooler] RAM : 16GB HyperX Fury RGB 3600MHz CL17 - [2X8GB dual channel] - [SKU HX436C17FB3AK2/16] - [XMP Profile was used] - [The RAM was not overclocked] - [The RAM runs @ 3600MHz in Windows] Motherboard : MSI B450M MORTAR MAX Graphics Card : Asrock Radeon RX 6500 XT Phantom Gaming D 4GB OC - [SKU RX6500XT PGD 4GO] - [Boost Clock: Up to 2820 MHz / 18 Gbps Game Clock: Up to 2650 MHz / 18 Gbps Base Clock: 2365 MHz / 18 Gbps] - [4GB GDDR6 18GB/s Video RAM] - [1024 stream processors] - [PCIe 3.0*] - [GPU and Video RAM were not overclocked] SSD : Crucial P2 500GB NVME SSD [OS and Swap File] - [CT500P2SSD8] - [Seq Read - 2300 MB/s - Seq Write - 940 MB/s] SSD : Samsung 870 QVO 1TB SSD : Portable SSD T7 2TB - Gray SSD : Portable SSD T7 2TB - Red HDD : 6TB Seagate Backup+ [USB] CASE : Corsair iCUE 4000X RGB Tempered Glass PSU : Cooler Master 750W Bronze 80+ OS : Windows 10 Home 64-bit Monitor: BenQ 4K 60Hz *The Ryzen 5600G and MSI B450M MORTAR MAX are PCIe 3.0 components. [Even if you were to use a PCIe 4.0 motherboard, the R5 5600G will not be able to support it] AMD Driver 22.3.2 The video was recorded with an external capture device.