GTX 1650 Super vs. RX 6500 XT vs. RX 580 vs. RX 570 | in 2022 

Did u notice any performance improvement with nvidia's claimed new driver?

@@tanmay5570 For now I don't see any change, but honestly I'm not playing much either, but recently I passed the god of war in high quality and it was stable at 60 fps

@@aleg2012 4Gb VRAM is a bit low nowadays

aguanteeeee la rx6600

Question since I am limited to a 6 Pin psu power connector. If the 6600 consumes less energy than the 570, why does it require an 8 pin psu power connector then? Trying to find a noteworthy upgrade for my RX 570 too. Ty

@@Alexander-ix2jp AMD used to have less control over what AIBs did with their cards, that's why we see RX570 with 1*6 pin, 1*8 pin, or more and that was depending on what the AIB partner wanted to do with it. Now they have standardized and streamlined their lineup and have tighter control over AIBs, that's why we don't see crazy Overclocking cards like they used to be, and that's why they all have the same amount of PCI-E PSU pins. Anyways I would advise you a PSU upgrade just to be safe side, as older PSUs can't keep up with modern GPUs (modern GPUs demand cleaner power signal and have sudden power spikes that can cause problems with older PSUs). Sorry for the loooong reply 😅. Stay safe!

@@blackhorseteck8381 hey mate, I actually appreciate the loooong reply (your words) :D I like having a bit more info at hand tbh. Thank you! That said, to me it looks like they're just trying to force ppl to upgrade their psu's again. That's basically how the pc market works nowadays, understandably but also sadly. I actually still refuse to buy a new psu for a gaming capable gpu with higher wattage, because it's insane how power hungry modern flagship gpu's have become (500-1k watts), so I'll just stick to a max of 150W for any future upgrade. I found about three graphic cards that would fit my use case, one of them is the RTX A2000, which is similar to a 3050 / 3060 in terms of performance, but only consumes max 75W under full load. The other would be a 6-pin 3050, but that one is a bit tricky to find it seems. These will cost me a bit more upfront for sure, but they will also save me a couple of bucks in the long run after considering how energy prices have skyrocketed in recent years. I want to keep my system under 300 watts at full load. SAVE THE WHALES!

@@Alexander-ix2jp Great to see a green gamer :) The RX6600 actually consumes less than the RTX 3050 (not 3060 I mean 3050) :D Both my 6600s consumed 100W tops, with averages of 80-90W Now I have replaced them with 2 RX 6700XTs and after an undervolt I consume about 135-140W max while almost doubling the performance of the RTX 3050 which consumes roughly the same. AMD pulled a W with RDNA2 power consumption wise. Hope this helps you decide, keep gaming 🖥️🎮

how many years sall you use it?

@@donbruno01 as long as she can take it

@@maxwellalvesdesousa5153 youre so romantic dude jajajaja

I'm aiming to buy it as well. It's a great card for the price if you are not into video editing and stuff like that. And the 1650s is not even available in the market. Rx 570 is double the price of 6500 xt in my country.

no lol, at the very least, 2060 or rx 6600

I would buy 1650 Super, less temparature and power cons..

@@antonije6312 1650s is being remain product, rx 580 didn't. 🤣

1650S

1650s, if u get one!

I bought 580 rx because it's a lot cheaper

Not released yet. It releases in north america october 12.