Looking to upgrade my Rx 570 4Gb

[laxus]

Hi , i want to upgrade my Gpu to something better than what i have , my spec :
-Motherboard : Asus prime b450 M-k
- Cpu : Ryzen 5 2400g
- Ram : 2*8 3000hz
-Gpu : Gigabyte Rx 570 4gb

i want to get more poweful gpu but not that expensive one what do you propose ? especially i am a gamer and i am looking for running upcoming games. thanks previously

 

[Colddecked]

Consider changing your CPU first as prices for those are actually kind of normal. Something like a 5600x would be pretty big.

Try overclocking the 570 for a little extra performance.

 

[cvaldes]

STATE A BUDGET.

These types of questions are pretty useless without a budget.

PC graphics cards are still heinously overpriced in July 2021.

The next step up would be an RX 580. I bought my Sapphire Pulse RX 580 8GB for $180 about a year ago (down from the $230 launch price back in April 2017). During the peak of the price gouging, this card was about $720 street price, 4x what it should be. Today, the RX 580 is still going for around $680, 3.75x what it should be.

Do you really want to pay $680 for four year old Polaris architecture that provides a modest bump in graphics performance which isn't enough to help you run the most demanding upcoming games? If you are willing to budget far more, the latter is of course attainable.

That said you seriously need to consider Xbox Series X/S or PlayStation 5 until PC GPU prices come down to reasonable levels. My guess is that this will occur in Q4 2022.

 

[laxus]

STATE A BUDGET.

These types of questions are pretty useless without a budget.

PC graphics cards are still heinously overpriced in July 2021.

The next step up would be an RX 580. I bought my Sapphire Pulse RX 580 8GB for $180 about a year ago (down from the $230 launch price back in April 2017). During the peak of the price gouging, this card was about $720 street price, 4x what it should be. Today, the RX 580 is still going for around $680, 3.75x what it should be.

Do you really want to pay $680 for four year old Polaris architecture that provides a modest bump in graphics performance which isn't enough to help you run the most demanding upcoming games? If you are willing to budget far more, the latter is of course attainable.

That said you seriously need to consider Xbox Series X/S or PlayStation 5 until PC GPU prices come down to reasonable levels. My guess is that this will occur in Q4 2022.

thanks for your answer , i agree with you the prices is overpriced especially in my country , i will wait until the prices goes back to normal , thank you again

Consider changing your CPU first as prices for those are actually kind of normal. Something like a 5600x would be pretty big.

Try overclocking the 570 for a little extra performance.

thanks sir for your answer , one more question if you don't mind , is my Motherboard good for upgrading my cpu to 5600x or should i change it too ?.

 

[mama]

Perhaps a compromise? Ryzen 5700G? I haven't tried it myself but looks interesting.

Perhaps a compromise? Ryzen 5700G? I haven't tried it myself but looks interesting.

You should upgrade the motherboard.

 

[mstenholm]

thanks for your answer , i agree with you the prices is overpriced especially in my country , i will wait until the prices goes back to normal , thank you again


thanks sir for your answer , one more question if you don't mind , is my Motherboard good for upgrading my cpu to 5600x or should i change it too ?.

Your motherboard will run even a 5950X with the right bios and a VRM fan. It wouldn't be my first choice but it will run a 5600X. If you want better gaming then don't go the 5600/5700G way. Get your 5600X and wait untill the GPU prices return to normal with a GPU upgrade.

 

[mama]

Perhaps a compromise? Ryzen 5700G? I haven't tried it myself but looks interesting.


You should upgrade the motherboard.

AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Review | TechPowerUp

 

[eidairaman1]

Your motherboard will run even a 5950X with the right bios and a VRM fan. It wouldn't be my first choice but it will run a 5600X. If you want better gaming then don't go the 5600/5700G way. Get your 5600X and wait untill the GPU prices return to normal with a GPU upgrade.

Whats the pcie bus and lanes on those APUs?

Hi , i want to upgrade my Gpu to something better than what i have , my spec :
-Motherboard : Asus prime b450 M-k
- Cpu : Ryzen 5 2400g
- Ram : 2*8 3000hz
-Gpu : Gigabyte Rx 570 4gb

i want to get more poweful gpu but not that expensive one what do you propose ? especially i am a gamer and i am looking for running upcoming games. thanks previously

Post a gpu-z screenshot and get a pic of white sticker on card back, I want to review your specific card

 

[Athlonite]

Whats the pcie bus and lanes on those APUs?

would it matter much that B450 is only going to do PCIe 3.0 anyways as for lanes it's the same as the non G variants but some are used for the onboard GPU to run at PCIe x8 so that leaves about 12 or so

 

[eidairaman1]

Consider changing your CPU first as prices for those are actually kind of normal. Something like a 5600x would be pretty big.

Try overclocking the 570 for a little extra performance.

If a 3rd party 5700 or 6600 can be had, id say go for it.

 

[Colddecked]

If a 3rd party 5700 or 6600 can be had, id say go for it.

But his cpu is a 2400g, so I feel like he can get more bang for the buck with a 5600x/g, while letting prices come down even more for GPUs.

 

[AleXXX666]

Consider changing your CPU first as prices for those are actually kind of normal. Something like a 5600x would be pretty big.

Try overclocking the 570 for a little extra performance.

lmfao, 3600 is OK for the money, for overprice 5600x i'd get 10700k anyday lol

STATE A BUDGET.

These types of questions are pretty useless without a budget.

PC graphics cards are still heinously overpriced in July 2021.

The next step up would be an RX 580. I bought my Sapphire Pulse RX 580 8GB for $180 about a year ago (down from the $230 launch price back in April 2017). During the peak of the price gouging, this card was about $720 street price, 4x what it should be. Today, the RX 580 is still going for around $680, 3.75x what it should be.

Do you really want to pay $680 for four year old Polaris architecture that provides a modest bump in graphics performance which isn't enough to help you run the most demanding upcoming games? If you are willing to budget far more, the latter is of course attainable.

That said you seriously need to consider Xbox Series X/S or PlayStation 5 until PC GPU prices come down to reasonable levels. My guess is that this will occur in Q4 2022.

oh yeah, gasoline is pricey, consider walking...... consoles ain't pcs, just get it.

 

[Solid State Soul ( SSS )]

I feel like he can get more bang for the buck with a 5600x

5600x is not bang for the buck, an i5 11400f is.

 

[Colddecked]

5600x is not bang for the buck, an i5 11400f is.

But he has a b450 already, so a 6 core zen 3 should work just fine in it. 5600g would be a big upgrade from a 2400g.

 

[eidairaman1]

But his cpu is a 2400g, so I feel like he can get more bang for the buck with a 5600x/g, while letting prices come down even more for GPUs.

I don't like how the APUs are limited in pci express

 

[cvaldes]

5600x is not bang for the buck, an i5 11400f is.

Not when you figure in the cost of a new motherboard. And LGA1200 is at the end of the road, to be replaced with LGA1700 for Alder Lake-S which likely won't last longer than two generations itself.

 

[Solid State Soul ( SSS )]

Not when you figure in the cost of a new motherboard. And LGA1200 is at the end of the road, to be replaced with LGA1700 for Alder Lake-S which likely won't last longer than two generations itself.

If he has a good board that is still supported, not something like a bargain bin low end Asrock board, then sure, i guess that can work.