AMD Raven Ridge Ryzen 3 2200G and Ryzen 5 2400G Review

3DMARK Fire Strike

In our 3DMARK Fire Strike tests, we have decided to include more detailed breakdowns than usual, looking at the tool’s final results as well as individual looks at how memory speed affects both the CPU and GPU focused portions of the benchmark. 

Just like 3DMARK Sky Diver, we can see that Fire Strike showcases increased graphics performance, with the Ryzen 3 2200G offering a 9% increase in Fire Strike (standard) graphics score when moving from 2400MHz memory to 3200MHz memory.

When making the same comparison on AMD’s Ryzen 5 2400G we can see a more significant increase of 12.5%, which makes a lot of sense given the fact that this APU has a lot more GPU cores to feed. 

On the CPU side, we can see that Fire Strike is not affected by changed to memory speed, with the normal run-to-run variance being present. This result is unlike newer 3DMARK tests like Sky Diver and Time Spy, which seem to be a lot more susceptible to changes in memory performance.