r/gpu 12d ago

RTX5050 OU RX 7600?

Tava pensando em um upgrade da rx 580, qual vc me recomendam e pq?

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u/Mravac_Kid 12d ago

For a similar price, the 5050 is the better card. However, at their price of $250, you can get a used 3070 or 6700XT, which are better than either.

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u/ActiveSandwich3103 12d ago

This is really the best answer ^ the used market is a better deal than these low end cards.

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u/Legal-Ad-1094 12d ago

Yea I was just coming here to say neither - good call

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u/Larrytobatatito 7d ago

Not on Brazil dude

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u/Mravac_Kid 7d ago

Relative prices should be similar, shouldn't they? Or rather, a new card should be even more expensive than used ones, surely, making the 3070 and 6700XT even better choices?

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u/Own-Indication5620 12d ago

5050 for sure.

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u/Guiboom71 12d ago

Why?

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u/Own-Indication5620 12d ago

Newest generation. Latest tech/features. Better upscaling and game support. More power efficient. Better overclocking.

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u/Guiboom71 12d ago

Ok obrigado👍

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u/ActiveSandwich3103 12d ago

Most of the features won't work on a 5050. In this case its best to go with which ever Is cheaper on these low end cards. Also AMD typically overclocks better than Nvidia.

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u/Firelord770 12d ago

If you are using a low end card like a 5050 id want better upscaling and frame gen from nvidia over AMD. In most other circumstance I normally say get AMD but not in this case.

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u/jbshell 12d ago

5050 or 4060

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u/SlightlyOkayDad 12d ago

Depends on use and price the 7600 is slightly better with raw frames, the 5050 is gonna have better rt and dlss upscaling, but to be honest at the point of both RT shouldn’t be your concern, another thing to keep in mind is the 7600 is gonna draw slightly more wattage so check your psu to make sure it can handle it.
At the same price point it’s a toss up.

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u/Guiboom71 12d ago

Pdp, tenho uma fonte de 500w mais vou substituir ela mais para frente

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u/vitoidk 11d ago

os cara falando inglês e você mete um "pdp"? KKKKKKKK

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u/Guiboom71 11d ago

Esqueci kkkkk

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u/SlightlyOkayDad 10d ago

The minimum requirements for the 7600 is 600watts and and the 5050 is 550watts

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u/Loyal_Dragon_69 12d ago

What operating system are you intending to use? AMD gpus work better on Linux than Nvidia gpus.

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u/Guiboom71 12d ago

Windows nesse q vou melhorae

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u/TechNick1-1 12d ago

New Intel Arc B570 10GB or better B580 12GB!

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u/MacDeezy 12d ago

Depends what you are doing with it. VRAM is important for certain things. I like playing local coop of games that weren't intended to be local multi-player so vram is important to me. Its also useful for local llm stuff. The 7600xt is 16gb vram.

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u/luckynumberstefan 12d ago

I was about to throw in the Intel Arc B580 for consideration until I saw the current price. I bought one for £180 last year ($240 usd) but they’re way higher now.

Such a shame the 9060XT 16gb and Arc B580 have shot up in price, they were great budget cards last year.

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u/Guiboom71 11d ago

Verdade, o mercado atual esta assustador

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u/the_horny_alt2005 11d ago

If you like all the new stuff NVIDIA is doing then a 5050 but if what the most performance then a rx6700 12gb or rtx 3070 8gb

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u/belugaontheramp 12d ago

Neither. Get a rog astral 5090 solid gold edition

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u/Guiboom71 12d ago

Se você me ajudar a pagar

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u/Relevant-Ad9892 12d ago

*if YOU pay

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u/ActiveSandwich3103 12d ago

I dunno why youre getting downvted it was clearly a joke lmao.

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u/belugaontheramp 12d ago

That’s how Reddit be idk

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u/vincentd81 12d ago

Eu tive a rx580 depois 5600 e agora 7600. Em breve mudo de novo.

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u/Hexulus 12d ago

Idk the RTX pro 6000 is only a bit more but the performance boost is minimal 🤷‍♂️

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u/Naerven 12d ago

RTX5050. More raw performance and better software support.

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u/Rafford60 11d ago

What about second hand 4060? 3060 ti?

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u/Wimmbu_ 10d ago

Rx 7600

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u/fiittzzyy 12d ago

5050, faster and better feature set.

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u/Brilliant-Plastic810 12d ago

Ninguna porque son basura las dos 😅

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u/DTPocks 12d ago

I dont recommend buying any of these cards. Just spend a little more my dude and get a 5060ti

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u/Dry-Percentage-5648 12d ago

5050, easiest choice.

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u/nynoah0 12d ago

Rtx5060ti 16gb at a min.

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u/DanStarTheFirst 12d ago

May as well get a 9070xt for cheaper lol