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Oz thank you so much for this video. One of my closest friends has an aging PC but he also has a growing family and not alot of spare income to spend on a new GPU. This Christmas I'm gonna hook him up with a nice upgrade and this video helped to make that decision. Happy Holidays my guy
There should be an honorable mention for the RX 5700 non-XT... it can save a few bucks, by shaving a few cores... but also noticably runs at a much lower TDP.
If we're going lower, than the 5600xt deserves a mention too, same number of cores as the 5700 non xt, clocked lower. The actual problem is 6gb of vram, but it'll still beat out an Rx 580 8gb if your budget can't quite stretch to the 5700.
@@notfunny3397 The 5600XT not only drops down to 6GB of vRAM, but also has a smaller memory bus width, for much less total bandwidth... Plus the power savings are only 20w. For nearly the same price.
I have my trusty old 5700 im throwing in my gfs build. Flash the xt bios on it and your only 10%ish benath a normal 5700xt... oc can meet and exceed xt stock performance. its fantastic!
@@Foottube710 So, not requiring external power is gonna MASSIVELY limit your selection. I would just search Google for "Best GPU's not needing extra power" instead of asking someone to curate a list for you. Much faster.
Clearly an rx6600 regular non xt. They Can be found under 150 euros lately. And not only they pack quite some punch for 1080p, they also support most recent tech including mesh shaders, and if those begin to be popular as many studio seem to believe. You will be more than happy to have it. Cherry on top, even at full load in Alan wake 2 the card stay under 100w
The 2060 Super is an amazing card for the money. Until recently, I was using it in my daily driver and I never encountered a single game that I couldn't play at 1440p Medium settings. The only reason I upgraded (and this is relevant to the video) is I was able to snag an RX7600 for $185 (open box at Micro Center.) And while I'm happy enough with the performance bump, it's not a mind blowing difference. If you can find it open box like I did, the 7600 is an excellent competitor with these cards mentioned, but if not, just get a 2060 Super. You won't be disappointed with its value. EDIT: In case anyone was looking, the specific card I got was the Powercolor Fighter RX7600. The Micro Center by me has another one also under $200, so I assume if there's a micro center near you, this is just the price they put on those when they're open-box. Keep your eyes peeled!
DUDE. I was just looking at upgrading from my GTX960 and saw RX 580s on Amazon for 129 thinking that was a good deal. You literally saved me like 70 bucks. THANK YOU. I needed a PCIE 3.0 card for my old rig because I don't feel like upgrading the whole board, but I really didn't want to spend too much.
RX6600 family of cards are good for low energy consumption, oh 😀🌻. I've been using a 2060S for 3.5 years and I don't feel the need to change it yet. The card you buy comes down to how long you want it use it, all GCN, Polaris etc are moving to legacy driver status and I think RDNA is following due to it's lack of 12U features, RTX20 series still has a while before that happens.
5700 xt is a 1080p beast. I had it for entry level 1440p and just switched to a 6800 xt, but the 5700 xt got my foot in the door. I'm now one of those 1440p people.
I don't know why you say "still performs" since he tested on all the older games save for Hogwart, and without DLSS advantage for the 2060Super. If new Alan Wake is any indication, sad times might be coming for pre-rx6000 series AMD cards. Variable rate shading is missing from rx5000 series as well, though i doubt it hurts it all that much.
@@SianaGearzhe didn't use fsr either so it's a tie. And yes, rx 5700 is getting really old right now but depending on the price, it can still be a really good option compared to rtx 2060 super in some areas.
@@Legendaryking69420 FSR was used and to be fair to FSR at higher qualities it's quite fabulous and doesn't actually show a strong preference towards either GPU, it just doesn't scale to lower internal resolutions quite as well and also takes just a millisecond fraction extra time at higher output resolution. Oh also it's broken on Maxwell it sort of works but the appearance is just worse than on something more modern for some reason. But no Maxwell here anyway.
I’ve bought 3 different 5700 xts from AliExpress and one of them was the Elsa model. They actually never disappoint. Amazing how the 5700 xt is still a great card in 2023
Which one was your favourite 5700xt? I'm guiding my friend on building his pc but im honestly unsure which one I should get. I've done really well for his budget so far and even managed to squeeze in a monitor and mnk 🙂
I've got an R5 7600 paired with a refurbished eBay Sapphire Rx 5700 XT that was $130 shipped. Both CPU and gfx card undervolted. Getting over 100+ FPS on AAA games at ultra settings 1080p. I also have a backup RX 580 8gb I got refurbished for $60 shipped, haven't used yet.
If your playing old titles (like 2 years or older), and/or don't care that the chip is technically EOL (just security updates only) then a 580 is great for $60. However for newer titles it's best to stick to a 5700 at around 108 (non XT) or 6600 for around 120-130. Thanks to games like Allen Wake 2 and games that run on Unreal Engine 5 even mid range 5000/6000 Radeon cards are going to struggle at 1080p nowadays.
This is a good point! I finished the video when I heard about Polaris only receiving security updates. It’s a shame, but hopefully not many games will fall into this category
This came at such a perfect time! I just built a new to me PC with a r5 3600 and I still had my GTX 1650 and was looking for an upgrade! I don't delve into the ali express world of computer hardware often, so thanks to you I just grabbed a 5700xt and I'm looking forward to it so much!!!
@@malenaa8488 I actually decided to buy an AMD reference 5700xt off of eBay, works perfectly! Super powerful compared to the 1650. Good luck with your build too!
@@malenaa8488 lol it was my first time building a PC from scratch and it took about 5 hours. It's nerve wracking but the parts are wayyy more durable than you think. Really fun and the end result is incredibly satisfying!
@@zane31415 Wow, 5 hours, but I know that was worth it! For me, I just want to get to the building part but I know I have to wait maybe till february(?), because I'm still buying the pc parts, but yeah, Just watching this type of videos makes me feel happy. Pd: Today my mobo arrived! feeling like christmas came early
Great video! RX5700XT would be a top pick for me - had no idea they had dipped to these prices... finally. Still I want to see what you can do with the 580!
I love that the second card you got is ELSA branded. Sure it's not the same ELSA from before but as someone who built computers in the late 90s, early 2000s, it's a special memory. If you don't know why, their drivers were a lot more stable and had special features not found in NVidia ones vaguely in the pre-Geforce era. And you could actually use them on any NVidia GPUs. Plus the cards had a super stable pixel clock and excellent output quality for high refresh rate gaming on high-end Diamondtron and Trinitron CRT monitors of the day, which was sort of rare when buying an NVidia card, though ATI and Matrox cards have all been OK, but they had other drawbacks making them sort of useless. My favourite only semi-useful card is for sure 3DLabs Permedia 2 though. SOYO of your third card is also an ancient brand, but not a particularly exciting one. Of course also not the same company that it used to be. 2060Super are sort of hot but yeah the feature set is EXCELLENT and the performance is fine for everything you'd like to throw at it so far. I got one as well, just a used one that needed some care. RX5000 series has bad availability in my region and i am not happy with the feature set, and anything older gen is plain obsolete, which is to say, near $70 that you paid you can't do much better than that rx580, but this does come with limitations.
The RX 400 and later renamed 500 series cards have aged surprisingly well. The drivers have seemed to get better compared to similar vintage GTX cards. What would have competed with the RX 580 8 GB at launch at the msrp... 1060 6 GB? Ali Express has a Sapphire Vega 56 for $117 (edit- it's used). That's an interesting buy. But you need to tune them properly. They are weird cards.
😃😔🌻 Great video, I was just talking with a friend about the Soyo 2060 Super card just yesterday, so it's great to see you putting it through its paces along with your other two options. Call me greedy but I'd love to see you do all three of the builds you mentioned, they all sound good to me.
5700xt generally perfroms closer to an rtx 2070 super and tends to age better in 1440p, performing just a bit faster than the rtx 3060, an awesome card for sure!
@@renicovandyk6408 nope, not that card, I'm thinking of the 5700xt my friend, I've owned multiple, as well as a 3060 and every benchmark out there supports what I'm saying
I am using a 500 W PSU for a RX6700XT and a Ryzen 5600 without any issues. Even before when I was using a Vega 56 I never had problems with powering the machine. Great video 😊
For some reason, this is the video that got through to me, that it would be good to lower my standards. I already knew you could make incredibly solid builds for as low as $660 (12100f, 32gb ram, 1tb ssd, cheap 600w psu, 7600, 50 dollar case), but this vid did show me, lower isn't explicitly worse. I already can't run 1440p (monitor literally can't), so what do I care for 1440p? I only have a 165Hz monitor, so what do I care for insane frame-rates. A 7600 could max me out, but a 6650 or 6600, or 5700xt would get damn close and cost an arm and leg less. Unless I'm willing to pump up to more vram, it really doesn't matter what I get.
Stuff like Alan Wake has really turned things on its heads in terms of what GPU's are worth it from a longevity point of view. The 5700(xt) don't support mesh shaders which means you're going to get way worse performance in that game compared to the 2060 super. Anything from the Nvidia 2000 series onwards and the AMD RX 6000 series supports mesh shaders, so you wanna try and get either of those if possible for future game compatibility.
I'm pretty sure people are still hoping that mesh shaders aren't the way to go, but Nanite in Unreal 5 is basically like mesh shaders, while it's not hardware locked it benefits from the arch desigh of rdna2/ turing supporting mesh shaders
I had a XFX Thicc triple fan 5700XT, I loved it but it died after just over two years, XFXs 3 year warranty was US only...very disappointed, upgraded to an ASUS 6650XT and im very happy, I only play CoD BO3 custom maps and some light games, so very happy
You forgot the aliexpress 6600m. It has ray tracing (similar to 2060super). Lower power consumption. Its current generation so longer driver support (can use AMD drivers). Its even cheaper than either the 5700xt and 2060s.
Just want to say guys, these are all great options. Since the 580 is likely going by by soon, the RX 5500xt is also a great option and is currently pretty cheap. I used it with an i3 12100f for a few months while I was saving up for my 12600k and a now saving for a 4070 or 7800xt. The RX 5500xt and 12100f are now awaiting a new home in a spare rig I will keep at my mom's house for when I travel home to visit.
G'day Oz, Not only are these 3 great 1080p GPU choices, I also like the build ideas you offered for each of the GPUs too. The Antec NX200M is a great case for the $. We are currently at $1USD - $1.60AUD exchange + 10%GST but it is funny how price comparisons can vary depending on what the item is, like current CPUs & GPUs are normally 2x $USD but then you get other items like the Antec NX200M $55USD vs $59AUD.
Thanks for the always relaxing videos Oz. Great info for everyone wanting to save monies. I think I've seen others mention it but the 6600 or 6600m are cards people should be considering too.
The 5700XT 8GB by Gigabyte has served me well. I updated to a 3060 12GB ASUS TUF when I saw it for a steal at $250. I think I’m going to build another budget PC with the 5700XT.
Nice. I got the Tuf 3060ti for under $200 but it was special discount for buying all parts from same store when building mine and very hard negotiating 😆 But the Tuf 3060ti here was already on deep discount as 4060ti came out.
Personally, the best new GPU I have found in the past is the Intel Arc A580. If you don't mind needing ReBar, it's a fantastic CPU. It performs like or even better than an RX 6600 for a decent amount cheaper at $180 compared to $190-$200.
LOVE YOU, MY MAN!! I'M SUBBING AFTER WATCHING YOUR MULTITASKING VIDEOS. OMG YOU MUST DO MORE OF THEM!!! everyone else is too scared of the variability and whatever else Steve from GN was whining about. maybe if he stopped playing with his hair he could do some actual work and provide regular multitasking benchmarks everytime. but you know he won't cause he and the HUB/Techspot guys are all primadonnas who won't get their hands dirty.
I recently purchased an RX 5600XT for under $200 CDN delivered and it is no slouch either. For whatever reason probably because it was the flagship the 5700XT goes for way more here. I am upgrading from an RX 570 so this is definitely a step up.
I got a used GTX 1660ti for 100€ (107$) for my Ryzen3 2200G as an upgrade. (6GB, GDDR6) I wanted an older PCIe Gen3 card with a moderate TDP... and I just drove 20 miles to pick em up.
My working class pc guys hero. Thank you thank you thank you for focusing on neat thing to do on a budget. I think theres this view that pc gamers are well to do because pc are more expensive but its just always been pc based even when broke lol.
Not sure if the higher temps are due to subpar cooling or the fact that these are all probably repainted old mining cards, but if it works and it's staying below 85c, not much to worry about. If you can get a solid 2-5 years out of this stuff for $80-200, I say that's gaming budget well spent.
I'd try to spend more and go RX 6600. Not as old (will be supported for longer), you find a new one for under 200€ in here (including taxes, 2 years warranty), decent performance/price ratio.
5700xt is great value for performance but if more games needs mesh shaders its gonna have restrictions. I think this is a point budget build youtubers should point out or update. Saying it is console killer but on console you can run all games until the end of the generation.
Thank you for mentioning the “ALLONAE” coupon! I’m going to use it to order myself a Ryzen 7500f for $158 shipped! I’ll pair that with an old RTX 2070 I that I have laying around.
Well… looks like I’m not ordering that Ryzen 7500f. AliExpress keep Sending me to some “Oversea Security Center” that wants me to upload a photo of my ID. Lmao, not happening.
Finaly placed an order without going through that stupid "Oversea Security Center". But I had to give Ali authorization to access my twitter account when making a fresh account. Now I'll just wait for the 7500f to arrive.
@@Foottube710 I'm confused by your request. I'm pretty sure that all discrete GPUs will require a pcie plug in from your PC's PSU. It just depends on how much power the GPU draws. But if you don't want a discrete GPU at all, you'll want a CPU with an integrated graphics processor like an Intel i5 13600k or an AMD Ryzen 7600.
As a person who overpaid for a gtx 1650 (it was $350 dollars in 2021) Im just happy there are actually options now so people don’t have to make the same mistake as I did.
rx 5700xt seams good but for me and many others a lot of black screen crashing, freezing , buggy drivers and so many driver timeouts. it sadly is like playing Russian rullet
Ok bud. I pulled the trigger on a 5700xt. It was the jazzy horns, man. The horns sold me. They lulled me in to a comfortable capitalist frenzy. I plan on throwing two GPUs in a server and passing through the 5700xt, an existing gpu and a usb card to the VMs. Two kids, one server.
Here’s my obligatory 2060 Super praise comment… I can personally vouch for this card, it’s performance is incredible for the price. I distinctly recall Forza Horizon 5 @ 1440p High preset running at 60FPS… withOUT DLSS. Only replaced it because I wanted high refresh rate, high resolution performance at ultra settings.
I have a AMD Radeon 6500 XT looking to upgrade to a better GPU. Do you have any suggestions for GPUS under $300 that would be better than that? Right now I have intel I7 12th gen 127000k, 32gb ram. Gotham Knights I can get almost 200 fps a little above 1080pm medium and high settings most games really a little over 1080p but starfield is lagging even at medium
option 1: No more driver support VERY SOON option 2: No mesh shaders, CAN'T play alan wake 2 HORRIBLE recommendations. The 2060 super is fine Better choices that are also UNDER $200 right now is the Rx 6600 or the rtx 3050 (weaker at gaming, but has av1 decoding)
I enjoyed the video, but the RX 5700 XT smokes an RTX 2060 Super. A 5700 XT will usually beat a 2070 Super, so it's two tiers above the 2060 Super. Although I do prefer the nVIDIA software suite as you do.
The prices must be pretty bad in your country for old gpu. Here, I can get a 3060 for 210 euros. The worst part is that I want a 4080/4090 and they cost more than 1200/2000 euros and the used market has the same price as the new ones
Idk if he said this but would these pcs be good not only for playing games but also streaming them or recording them? Let’s throw in editing as well. ❤
When comparing the 2060 Super and RX 5700 XT, you should look into 1440p gaming - Because they'll do it and one is clearly superior yo the other. Bonus points, it reduces CPU useage sonetimes so you can get away with a more budget CPU.
They're good recommendations. Living in the Philippines where the customs are simply robbers (taxing the hell of anything bought online that don't have offices in Ph for products costing P10,000~$170), these are a godsend.
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It's crazy what kind of options exist today for lower budget builds now. I actually love it.
Going Chinese always cheap, just doesn't last
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@@user-ep2es1mp5r 2 year warranty definitely helps out
I agree with you though
Oz thank you so much for this video. One of my closest friends has an aging PC but he also has a growing family and not alot of spare income to spend on a new GPU. This Christmas I'm gonna hook him up with a nice upgrade and this video helped to make that decision. Happy Holidays my guy
Very sweet of you. Enjoy!
There should be an honorable mention for the RX 5700 non-XT... it can save a few bucks, by shaving a few cores... but also noticably runs at a much lower TDP.
If we're going lower, than the 5600xt deserves a mention too, same number of cores as the 5700 non xt, clocked lower.
The actual problem is 6gb of vram, but it'll still beat out an Rx 580 8gb if your budget can't quite stretch to the 5700.
Can you make a list of good gpu's that don't require external power for gpu's
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The 5600XT not only drops down to 6GB of vRAM, but also has a smaller memory bus width, for much less total bandwidth... Plus the power savings are only 20w. For nearly the same price.
I firmware hacked my 5700 to 5700xt and did get a performance boost.
I have my trusty old 5700 im throwing in my gfs build. Flash the xt bios on it and your only 10%ish benath a normal 5700xt... oc can meet and exceed xt stock performance. its fantastic!
Just picked up a rx 5700 for $105 from aliexpress paired it with ryzen 5 3600 I'm very happy with the performance 😊
That is a hell of a price for perfectly good silicone
Damn bro congrats, u got urself a deal
Can you make a list of good gpu's that don't require external power for gpu's
@@Foottube710 So, not requiring external power is gonna MASSIVELY limit your selection. I would just search Google for "Best GPU's not needing extra power" instead of asking someone to curate a list for you. Much faster.
Make sure you have rebar enabled so you can use amd Sam for better performance
Clearly an rx6600 regular non xt. They Can be found under 150 euros lately. And not only they pack quite some punch for 1080p, they also support most recent tech including mesh shaders, and if those begin to be popular as many studio seem to believe. You will be more than happy to have it. Cherry on top, even at full load in Alan wake 2 the card stay under 100w
This is facts i have a xfx 6600 and i play Cyberpunk @high settings @65 fps @native 1080p
The 2060 Super is an amazing card for the money. Until recently, I was using it in my daily driver and I never encountered a single game that I couldn't play at 1440p Medium settings. The only reason I upgraded (and this is relevant to the video) is I was able to snag an RX7600 for $185 (open box at Micro Center.) And while I'm happy enough with the performance bump, it's not a mind blowing difference. If you can find it open box like I did, the 7600 is an excellent competitor with these cards mentioned, but if not, just get a 2060 Super. You won't be disappointed with its value.
EDIT: In case anyone was looking, the specific card I got was the Powercolor Fighter RX7600. The Micro Center by me has another one also under $200, so I assume if there's a micro center near you, this is just the price they put on those when they're open-box. Keep your eyes peeled!
I really wish micro center was global
DUDE. I was just looking at upgrading from my GTX960 and saw RX 580s on Amazon for 129 thinking that was a good deal. You literally saved me like 70 bucks. THANK YOU. I needed a PCIE 3.0 card for my old rig because I don't feel like upgrading the whole board, but I really didn't want to spend too much.
RX6600 family of cards are good for low energy consumption, oh 😀🌻. I've been using a 2060S for 3.5 years and I don't feel the need to change it yet. The card you buy comes down to how long you want it use it, all GCN, Polaris etc are moving to legacy driver status and I think RDNA is following due to it's lack of 12U features, RTX20 series still has a while before that happens.
and dlss
love the rtx
5700 xt is a 1080p beast. I had it for entry level 1440p and just switched to a 6800 xt, but the 5700 xt got my foot in the door. I'm now one of those 1440p people.
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Paying 250$ for a Rx 6700 xt 12 gb used
@@fendrosgaming4584 Cool. Aliexpress is great.
@@fendrosgaming4584got mine from Amazon for $300
@@traviswilliams9225here in UK 6700 xt used is around like £210
The 6700 is an extremely good gpu, I personally have one
Suprised how well the RX 5700XT still performs, especially in relation to the RTX 2060.
I don't know why you say "still performs" since he tested on all the older games save for Hogwart, and without DLSS advantage for the 2060Super. If new Alan Wake is any indication, sad times might be coming for pre-rx6000 series AMD cards. Variable rate shading is missing from rx5000 series as well, though i doubt it hurts it all that much.
@@SianaGearz blabla
@@SianaGearzhe didn't use fsr either so it's a tie.
And yes, rx 5700 is getting really old right now but depending on the price, it can still be a really good option compared to rtx 2060 super in some areas.
@@Legendaryking69420 FSR was used and to be fair to FSR at higher qualities it's quite fabulous and doesn't actually show a strong preference towards either GPU, it just doesn't scale to lower internal resolutions quite as well and also takes just a millisecond fraction extra time at higher output resolution.
Oh also it's broken on Maxwell it sort of works but the appearance is just worse than on something more modern for some reason. But no Maxwell here anyway.
@@SianaGearz oh I didn't see, sry
I’ve bought 3 different 5700 xts from AliExpress and one of them was the Elsa model. They actually never disappoint. Amazing how the 5700 xt is still a great card in 2023
Got one for $100 locally that I sent to a friend.
Which one was your favourite 5700xt? I'm guiding my friend on building his pc but im honestly unsure which one I should get.
I've done really well for his budget so far and even managed to squeeze in a monitor and mnk 🙂
I've got an R5 7600 paired with a refurbished eBay Sapphire Rx 5700 XT that was $130 shipped. Both CPU and gfx card undervolted. Getting over 100+ FPS on AAA games at ultra settings 1080p. I also have a backup RX 580 8gb I got refurbished for $60 shipped, haven't used yet.
If your playing old titles (like 2 years or older), and/or don't care that the chip is technically EOL (just security updates only) then a 580 is great for $60. However for newer titles it's best to stick to a 5700 at around 108 (non XT) or 6600 for around 120-130. Thanks to games like Allen Wake 2 and games that run on Unreal Engine 5 even mid range 5000/6000 Radeon cards are going to struggle at 1080p nowadays.
This is a good point! I finished the video when I heard about Polaris only receiving security updates. It’s a shame, but hopefully not many games will fall into this category
This came at such a perfect time! I just built a new to me PC with a r5 3600 and I still had my GTX 1650 and was looking for an upgrade! I don't delve into the ali express world of computer hardware often, so thanks to you I just grabbed a 5700xt and I'm looking forward to it so much!!!
Hey! in my case, I bought a 5600g from Ali, and came perfectly! I think you should be more cautious about the sellers. GL with your build!
@@malenaa8488 I actually decided to buy an AMD reference 5700xt off of eBay, works perfectly! Super powerful compared to the 1650. Good luck with your build too!
@@zane31415 That's a good pick though! and Thanks you! Im finally building my dream (but starter) build and I'm so anxious hehe.
@@malenaa8488 lol it was my first time building a PC from scratch and it took about 5 hours. It's nerve wracking but the parts are wayyy more durable than you think. Really fun and the end result is incredibly satisfying!
@@zane31415 Wow, 5 hours, but I know that was worth it! For me, I just want to get to the building part but I know I have to wait maybe till february(?), because I'm still buying the pc parts, but yeah, Just watching this type of videos makes me feel happy. Pd: Today my mobo arrived! feeling like christmas came early
Can you make a list of good gpu's that don't require external power for gpu's
If I get enough requests, yea!
Great video! RX5700XT would be a top pick for me - had no idea they had dipped to these prices... finally. Still I want to see what you can do with the 580!
Really appreciated noting the power draw. Also liked the playful background stuff :) Very useful, thank you
I love that the second card you got is ELSA branded. Sure it's not the same ELSA from before but as someone who built computers in the late 90s, early 2000s, it's a special memory.
If you don't know why, their drivers were a lot more stable and had special features not found in NVidia ones vaguely in the pre-Geforce era. And you could actually use them on any NVidia GPUs. Plus the cards had a super stable pixel clock and excellent output quality for high refresh rate gaming on high-end Diamondtron and Trinitron CRT monitors of the day, which was sort of rare when buying an NVidia card, though ATI and Matrox cards have all been OK, but they had other drawbacks making them sort of useless. My favourite only semi-useful card is for sure 3DLabs Permedia 2 though.
SOYO of your third card is also an ancient brand, but not a particularly exciting one. Of course also not the same company that it used to be.
2060Super are sort of hot but yeah the feature set is EXCELLENT and the performance is fine for everything you'd like to throw at it so far. I got one as well, just a used one that needed some care. RX5000 series has bad availability in my region and i am not happy with the feature set, and anything older gen is plain obsolete, which is to say, near $70 that you paid you can't do much better than that rx580, but this does come with limitations.
Great video dude! I recently picked up an rx 7600 for 180 on the used market, great deals are out there, patience and persistences is key v:
Woah!!! Great find!
The RX 400 and later renamed 500 series cards have aged surprisingly well. The drivers have seemed to get better compared to similar vintage GTX cards. What would have competed with the RX 580 8 GB at launch at the msrp... 1060 6 GB? Ali Express has a Sapphire Vega 56 for $117 (edit- it's used). That's an interesting buy. But you need to tune them properly. They are weird cards.
😃😔🌻 Great video, I was just talking with a friend about the Soyo 2060 Super card just yesterday, so it's great to see you putting it through its paces along with your other two options.
Call me greedy but I'd love to see you do all three of the builds you mentioned, they all sound good to me.
Can you make a list of good gpu's that don't require external power for gpu's
@Foottube710 are you a fan of Strange Planet by any chance?
@@hyperion4001 sorry im not
@@hyperion4001 idk why someone asked the same question but the name was different, something like kaisen ju jutsu,sum idk
5700xt generally perfroms closer to an rtx 2070 super and tends to age better in 1440p, performing just a bit faster than the rtx 3060, an awesome card for sure!
Not true the 6600(non xt) is the card your thinking of here
@@renicovandyk6408 nope, not that card, I'm thinking of the 5700xt my friend, I've owned multiple, as well as a 3060 and every benchmark out there supports what I'm saying
Which is pretty wild because the die size was roughly half that of the 2070 Super but they launched in the same year. 7nm was magical in 2019.
I am using a 500 W PSU for a RX6700XT and a Ryzen 5600 without any issues. Even before when I was using a Vega 56 I never had problems with powering the machine. Great video 😊
I got a 5700XT, not disappointed, Works amazingly for pretty much any game at 1080p.
Just bought an RX 6600 for $139, extremely pleased. Upgraded from a 1060 3gb
I have had an Rx580 since I bought it for $80 right before the pandemic. Currently running Diablo 4 on it with no issues.
Picked up a Red devil 5700xt a couple of months ago and Its the most beautiful card I've owned thus far. Really great option for games on a budget.
LMAOO the wig bobbing and “omg shes crackes” did it for me
“Grandmas hearing aids” 😂😂 we want all the builds Oz
Any budget GPUs good for VR games? Mu budget is more like 300-400$
For some reason, this is the video that got through to me, that it would be good to lower my standards. I already knew you could make incredibly solid builds for as low as $660 (12100f, 32gb ram, 1tb ssd, cheap 600w psu, 7600, 50 dollar case), but this vid did show me, lower isn't explicitly worse. I already can't run 1440p (monitor literally can't), so what do I care for 1440p? I only have a 165Hz monitor, so what do I care for insane frame-rates. A 7600 could max me out, but a 6650 or 6600, or 5700xt would get damn close and cost an arm and leg less. Unless I'm willing to pump up to more vram, it really doesn't matter what I get.
Stuff like Alan Wake has really turned things on its heads in terms of what GPU's are worth it from a longevity point of view. The 5700(xt) don't support mesh shaders which means you're going to get way worse performance in that game compared to the 2060 super. Anything from the Nvidia 2000 series onwards and the AMD RX 6000 series supports mesh shaders, so you wanna try and get either of those if possible for future game compatibility.
I'm pretty sure people are still hoping that mesh shaders aren't the way to go, but Nanite in Unreal 5 is basically like mesh shaders, while it's not hardware locked it benefits from the arch desigh of rdna2/ turing supporting mesh shaders
Also RDNA1 doesn't support hardware RT and it lacks full DX12 Ultimate support unlike RDNA2 which supports both.
I had a XFX Thicc triple fan 5700XT, I loved it but it died after just over two years, XFXs 3 year warranty was US only...very disappointed, upgraded to an ASUS 6650XT and im very happy, I only play CoD BO3 custom maps and some light games, so very happy
You forgot the aliexpress 6600m. It has ray tracing (similar to 2060super). Lower power consumption. Its current generation so longer driver support (can use AMD drivers). Its even cheaper than either the 5700xt and 2060s.
never thought id be considering an aliexpress build. thanks!
I think if you want to buy something new, arc 750 is worth mentioning. Great performence in resonable price.
I love the new mic you're using! Do you have it listed anywhere? I'd definitely look into getting one myself
Thanks dude!!! It’s the Antilion Audio ModMic Wireless
AliExpress RX6600M Paired with my 10yr old AMD FX8530. Diablo IV and Overwatch 2 on ultra, MW medium
More than happy with it
All these years later as a builder and i still freaking LOVE these videos. Budget builders for life!
Just want to say guys, these are all great options. Since the 580 is likely going by by soon, the RX 5500xt is also a great option and is currently pretty cheap. I used it with an i3 12100f for a few months while I was saving up for my 12600k and a now saving for a 4070 or 7800xt. The RX 5500xt and 12100f are now awaiting a new home in a spare rig I will keep at my mom's house for when I travel home to visit.
G'day Oz,
Not only are these 3 great 1080p GPU choices, I also like the build ideas you offered for each of the GPUs too. The Antec NX200M is a great case for the $.
We are currently at $1USD - $1.60AUD exchange + 10%GST but it is funny how price comparisons can vary depending on what the item is, like current CPUs & GPUs are normally 2x $USD but then you get other items like the Antec NX200M $55USD vs $59AUD.
Can’t wait to see the builds from all the gpu you got 👀😁
Good to see you man, you are inspirational :)
Thanks for the always relaxing videos Oz. Great info for everyone wanting to save monies. I think I've seen others mention it but the 6600 or 6600m are cards people should be considering too.
great video btw
i was wondering if you could test soyo rx 5700xt
I really like your format.
The 5700XT 8GB by Gigabyte has served me well.
I updated to a 3060 12GB ASUS TUF when I saw it for a steal at $250.
I think I’m going to build another budget PC with the 5700XT.
Nice. I got the Tuf 3060ti for under $200 but it was special discount for buying all parts from same store when building mine and very hard negotiating 😆 But the Tuf 3060ti here was already on deep discount as 4060ti came out.
Rebar has been available for a while now - added bonus, it works with all cards, not just Arc.
I like the 5700 and maybe you could try what scattervolt said and flashed it with 5700 xt bios
👀 adding this to my list
I was able to get the 6600M for 110 bucks with your discount code. Thank you, and happy holidays!
Very interesting to see the ELSA brand still hanging around, brings me souvenirs from the late 90s :)
Just bought a new and sealed RTX 3070 for $130 and I can safely say it does NOT suck
how da hell
That's a heck of a deal! Congrats!
Tf?
Yea how did you manage this 😭 teach me
Bloody hell, that's a lot of GPU for not a lot of money.
Saving a bit more for the two high priced tier options will net you an RX6600 which will keep you set for at least 5 years.
bro talking hardware
Personally, the best new GPU I have found in the past is the Intel Arc A580. If you don't mind needing ReBar, it's a fantastic CPU. It performs like or even better than an RX 6600 for a decent amount cheaper at $180 compared to $190-$200.
LOVE YOU, MY MAN!! I'M SUBBING AFTER WATCHING YOUR MULTITASKING VIDEOS.
OMG YOU MUST DO MORE OF THEM!!!
everyone else is too scared of the variability and whatever else Steve from GN was whining about. maybe if he stopped playing with his hair he could do some actual work and provide regular multitasking benchmarks everytime. but you know he won't cause he and the HUB/Techspot guys are all primadonnas who won't get their hands dirty.
Your Grandma is so cool! Grandma got game.... 😂 Thanks for going over these cards. 😊
Ali Express sponsoring a vid. I've never seen that before
I recently purchased an RX 5600XT for under $200 CDN delivered and it is no slouch either. For whatever reason probably because it was the flagship the 5700XT goes for way more here. I am upgrading from an RX 570 so this is definitely a step up.
I got a used GTX 1660ti for 100€ (107$) for my Ryzen3 2200G as an upgrade. (6GB, GDDR6) I wanted an older PCIe Gen3 card with a moderate TDP... and I just drove 20 miles to pick em up.
Don't forget that that both the R5 3600 CPU and the RX 5700 XT GPU can be undervolted, saving power while often INCREASING performance.
The shirt in the beginning with the ae86 on it is sick. Nice shirt
Good Explaination Oz, i sure would love a 5700xt, but you know, most people are struggling, maybe some day. keep up the great work Ozzie
Thanks!
My working class pc guys hero. Thank you thank you thank you for focusing on neat thing to do on a budget. I think theres this view that pc gamers are well to do because pc are more expensive but its just always been pc based even when broke lol.
Not sure if the higher temps are due to subpar cooling or the fact that these are all probably repainted old mining cards, but if it works and it's staying below 85c, not much to worry about. If you can get a solid 2-5 years out of this stuff for $80-200, I say that's gaming budget well spent.
I'd try to spend more and go RX 6600.
Not as old (will be supported for longer), you find a new one for under 200€ in here (including taxes, 2 years warranty), decent performance/price ratio.
5700xt is great value for performance but if more games needs mesh shaders its gonna have restrictions. I think this is a point budget build youtubers should point out or update. Saying it is console killer but on console you can run all games until the end of the generation.
Thank you for mentioning the “ALLONAE” coupon! I’m going to use it to order myself a Ryzen 7500f for $158 shipped! I’ll pair that with an old RTX 2070 I that I have laying around.
Well… looks like I’m not ordering that Ryzen 7500f. AliExpress keep
Sending me to some “Oversea Security Center” that wants me to upload a photo of my ID. Lmao, not happening.
Can you make a list of good gpu's that don't require external power for gpu's
Finaly placed an order without going through that stupid "Oversea Security Center". But I had to give Ali authorization to access my twitter account when making a fresh account. Now I'll just wait for the 7500f to arrive.
@@Foottube710 I'm confused by your request. I'm pretty sure that all discrete GPUs will require a pcie plug in from your PC's PSU. It just depends on how much power the GPU draws. But if you don't want a discrete GPU at all, you'll want a CPU with an integrated graphics processor like an Intel i5 13600k or an AMD Ryzen 7600.
There aren't many I can find. A RX 560 might work.@@Foottube710
Hello Mr.Oz
I adore your calm, soothing videos. Could you show us how to make a budget PC to do 3D modeling?
Thanks!
🌸 2060 Super build video, please 🌸
Nice Video. Please what can you say about lower versions of these brands like rx 550 4gb, e.t.c. Are they durable?
Thanks for your video and your humour !! Keep it this way. Hello from Paris.
great content, but where is your shirt from? I’m in love with it but can’t find it anywhere
would love to see the 5700XT Build
As a person who overpaid for a gtx 1650 (it was $350 dollars in 2021) Im just happy there are actually options now so people don’t have to make the same mistake as I did.
Hey Oz will you ever make videos about CRT Monitors?
rx 5700xt seams good but for me and many others a lot of black screen crashing, freezing , buggy drivers and so many driver timeouts. it sadly is like playing Russian rullet
Ok bud. I pulled the trigger on a 5700xt. It was the jazzy horns, man. The horns sold me. They lulled me in to a comfortable capitalist frenzy.
I plan on throwing two GPUs in a server and passing through the 5700xt, an existing gpu and a usb card to the VMs. Two kids, one server.
Here’s my obligatory 2060 Super praise comment… I can personally vouch for this card, it’s performance is incredible for the price. I distinctly recall Forza Horizon 5 @ 1440p High preset running at 60FPS… withOUT DLSS. Only replaced it because I wanted high refresh rate, high resolution performance at ultra settings.
I have a AMD Radeon 6500 XT looking to upgrade to a better GPU. Do you have any suggestions for GPUS under $300 that would be better than that? Right now I have intel I7 12th gen 127000k, 32gb ram. Gotham Knights I can get almost 200 fps a little above 1080pm medium and high settings most games really a little over 1080p but starfield is lagging even at medium
Can't believe i bought an rx580 for less than $200 about 5 years ago and its still on this list
option 1: No more driver support VERY SOON
option 2: No mesh shaders, CAN'T play alan wake 2
HORRIBLE recommendations. The 2060 super is fine
Better choices that are also UNDER $200 right now is the Rx 6600 or the rtx 3050 (weaker at gaming, but has av1 decoding)
I have a R7 5700g and a 5700 xt probably gonna cop the 5700x3d if its 200 bucks
Another great but is rx6600 with support for AFMF and mesh shaders
In my country it's $140-150
Please do it 😊 need those relaxed anxiety killer ones👌🏼
I enjoyed the video, but the RX 5700 XT smokes an RTX 2060 Super. A 5700 XT will usually beat a 2070 Super, so it's two tiers above the 2060 Super. Although I do prefer the nVIDIA software suite as you do.
The prices must be pretty bad in your country for old gpu. Here, I can get a 3060 for 210 euros. The worst part is that I want a 4080/4090 and they cost more than 1200/2000 euros and the used market has the same price as the new ones
I have a GTX 1080ti, I got it one eBay for 193 USD after tax. used but DEFFENTLY worth It.
nice vid man keep it up
Idk if he said this but would these pcs be good not only for playing games but also streaming them or recording them? Let’s throw in editing as well. ❤
😀 always loved the 580 for budget builds :)
😃😃 love the builds
When comparing the 2060 Super and RX 5700 XT, you should look into 1440p gaming - Because they'll do it and one is clearly superior yo the other.
Bonus points, it reduces CPU useage sonetimes so you can get away with a more budget CPU.
Got an msi rx580 8gb for 60 bucks for my first build can’t wait
A year ago aliexpress pc builds were a meme now they're sponsoring everyone
They're good recommendations. Living in the Philippines where the customs are simply robbers (taxing the hell of anything bought online that don't have offices in Ph for products costing P10,000~$170), these are a godsend.
Brother Oz please do a revisit on this gpu 6 months later or later, cos i saw some reviews on ali it dies after a few months.
imo i think the gtx 1080ti should be here, 12 gigs vram, can normally find for under £200