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As @erico mentioned, all the upgrade CPUs average 65 watt so the same fan can be used. The 5700 can peak at 85 watts The 5700 is about 10-20 improvement Games are generally single thread so the additional threads wont make much difference.
The video (game) difference the VEGA 7 compared to the VEGA 6 graphics unit.
https://howmanyfps.com/processors/comparisons/amd-ryzen-7-5700g-vs-amd-ryzen-5-5600g
If you run in turbo speed a lot you will want to replace the fan with liquid cooling. The 65 watt rating is based on the "base" speed and turbo quickly runs the temperature up. Note that the base speed of the 5700 is slower than the 5600
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It will fit, but it is not recommend to use it, unless the process upgrade is to a AMD Ryzen 7 5700G.
It has the same TDP (65W) as the Ryzen 5.
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As @erico mentioned, all the upgrade CPUs average 65 watt so the same fan can be used. The 5700 can peak at 85 watts The 5700 is about 10-20 improvement Games are generally single thread so the additional threads wont make much difference.
The video (game) difference the VEGA 7 compared to the VEGA 6 graphics unit.
https://howmanyfps.com/processors/comparisons/amd-ryzen-7-5700g-vs-amd-ryzen-5-5600g
If you run in turbo speed a lot you will want to replace the fan with liquid cooling. The 65 watt rating is based on the "base" speed and turbo quickly runs the temperature up. Note that the base speed of the 5700 is slower than the 5600
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You might want to join this forum and ask about CPU cooling
https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/vjzz4e/cooling_upgrades_to_hp_victus_15l/
There is ventilation video here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6EGv-Y7mCY
If you have glass or Plexiglas's then consider RGB fans.
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