Welcome to another video.

Now, Last October, I think it was.

We took a look at a M.

D's Athlon 200 g E a jewel Court fourth Ready process with onboard Vega three graphics.

And I said that for the money $50 or £40 here in the UK, it seemed like a pretty decent deal for the price.

So I've been using it on and off in a system for the last half a year, and I want to give you my updated thoughts on it because it still seems like a popular choice among HT PC builders on some who want to build an extremely cheap gaming system with a very tight budget in mind.

Now, while the 200 g ET isn't exactly a king gamer put it that way, it can still run some titles.

If you turn things down to 7 20 p on, do you have a 30 f.

P s target in mind?

Just take a look at a few of these benchmarks.

First of all, gaming hasn't been my primary intention with it.

I have bean mainly using it in the evenings after I've switched off my main system, and I just want to sit down, browse the Internet browser bit face.

But watch a bit of YouTube, things like that on Dhe, as it's been from the start, it's still absolutely perfect processing power wires.

It's similar to an older ethics 6100 at least according to Sin, eventually feels a little bit snappier now when talking about the 200 G, it's easy to bring up the rise of 3 22 100 G, which really doesn't cost that much more on dhe is quite a bit more powerful in terms of both processing and graphical power.

So if you have the extra, I'm going to say right now that that would be the one to buy.

But then again, that may be irrelevant to anyone who just wants a cheap browsing system that isn't going to be doing much gaming.

That's sort of why I got the game tests out the way first, just to say that yes is capable at the lowest settings.

But if you're looking for something without a discreet graphics card, then the rising 3 22 100 you would be the one to go for at the moment.

Finally, enough.

I also tried a little bit of editing during my last half a year with this system.

My main rig, the eye five g, takes 10 70 build.

That's sometimes have an issue with voting.

It's happened a couple of times because I'm often swapping out hardware.

Windows 10 decides toe.

No, enjoy it on Dhe refused boat.

It's all fixed now, but during those issues I did switch this on in the hope to finish some of my editing jobs and surprisingly, in Premiere Pro Photoshopped CS three, the F Nor did okay.

It's not a brilliant experience.

You have to be a bit more patient as faras rendering times are concerned.

But just know that if you do want to get started on YouTube, you have a very small budget and you want something on a modern platform.

The 200 G can cope with editing.

That's what I can really say.

It can cope with it.

It's not brilliant at it.

It's not terrible at it, but it can do it if that's any consolation to anyone.

But here is what I absolutely love about the 200 g.

It has re ignited my passion in older games the other day I was messing around with this system, and I found it to be a pretty decent emulator.

I've been running E P s sexy PCs extra and P p.

S, S o P p on the secondary, Athlon based machine.

And I have to say it's done quite well and this is a while.

It's been passively called as well, so it's like a silent emulator budget machine.

And to May, it's perfect for that.

For example, the day that the PlayStation Classic released that smaller version of the original P s.

One that didn't except discs.

It had 20 games built into it, and overall, it was a huge disappointment.

When that came out, I thought about buying it, and instead I thought, Why not see if I could just emulate my game's on this £40 off 15 process?

That's something that costs exactly the same as the PS classics.

To my surprise, well, it handles those emulators just fine.

I mean, I've been able to play the majority of my PS one collection, my peers, to collection on dhe my P S P collection.

There are a few exceptions and there will be a few slowdowns here and there, but cheap manipulation.

What?

The 200 G may just surprise you, and that's not gonna be something that's appealing to everyone.

But for those out there who like emulation or they like the idea of it and want to get into it on Dhe, more importantly, have a cheaper budget.

This may just be the way to go if you want something brand new.

With all that said, I think the 200 G still has a pretty decent job, and it's ideal for those on the title budget, even in 2019 on those who want something brand new instead of going down the used route, which is, of course, something I'd recommend every time.

There is definitely worth keeping an eye on what I am d are going to be releasing in what could possibly be the very near future with all that said, Thank you for watching.

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