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There are motherboards like the AsRock X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB3 that support DP-out through the onboard usb-c. Either using a DP-in port with a discrete GPU,

by mastax 5y ago

There are motherboards like the AsRock X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB3 that support DP-out through the onboard usb-c. Either using a DP-in port with a discrete GPU, or through an integrated GPU. Always check the manual to ensure it works like you expect. The new Ryzen 5700G is getting retail availability soon, though its hard to say to wait for it - especially with availability as it is. I would certainly recommend a second stick of ram to run in dual channel mode which doubles the memory bandwidth. This is especially important for the onboard GPU but other CPU workloads as well.

toast0 5y ago
The 5700G is undoubtably better than the 4750G (unless you care about the pro features, I guess), but I don't think it's that big of a difference. CPU is one generation better, and GPU is about the same. I don't know what the grey market premium is on the 4750G these days though. I got my two 4650G processors last November, and it was only about $20 over suspected MSRP to get them on Aliexpress, but 4750G at that point had fewer vendors and a lot bigger premium. At that time, US based marketplaces bumped the price by another $50+, so I took my chances with Aliexpress (I had to order my chosen SFF heatsinks there anyway, so I had a test run with a lower cost item) and everything worked out fine.