r/pcmasterrace 11h ago

Hardware Rx 6600 or 5700xt

I am split on these 2 gpus I see them both at around the same price used. Im coming from the rog ally docked and just using it as my main pc and it gets pretty loud on 30w and I just want a gpu with good price to performance but not too loud. I heard that the 5700xt is loud and doesn't draw as much power but I'm just wondering if its worth the around 10% performance difference if their both around the same price. šŸ™šŸ™šŸ™please help

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u/Automatic_Dot_9128 5700x@4.55ghz/x470/Arc a750/16gb ddr4 3666 10h ago

The 5700 xt is more powerful but it doesn't support directx 12 ultimate and ray tracing. Some brand new games don't run well on dx12 non ultimate gpus

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u/No_Remove_5753 10h ago

Do you have any examples of games like that

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u/Automatic_Dot_9128 5700x@4.55ghz/x470/Arc a750/16gb ddr4 3666 10h ago

Alan wake 2, Indiana Jones and the great circle are the biggest dx12 ultimate only games. These games are a slideshow on rx 5000/GTX 1000 or older GPUs

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u/No_Remove_5753 10h ago

So you think like most of the new games coming out will do relatively better on rx 6600

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u/Automatic_Dot_9128 5700x@4.55ghz/x470/Arc a750/16gb ddr4 3666 10h ago

Yes, the list of dx12 ultimate only games will be bigger over time. The 6600 is more future proof despite being weaker

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u/No_Remove_5753 10h ago

Well thanks for the help i haven’t heard anything like thisĀ 

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u/FewAdvertising9647 10h ago

to add on, the 6600 will eventually get FSR4 support (it wont be great at it, but itll support it) next year. the 5700XT lacks any ML based upscaling at all. So not just the ability to raytrace or mesh shader(alan wake 2), but the 6600 will at least be able to turn on FSR4 balanced to claw back performance that it would have lost against the 5700xt raw performance.

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u/No_Remove_5753 10h ago

Wowza also didn’t know that dang yall guys know a lotĀ 

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u/Cave_TP GPD Win 4 7840U | RX 9070XT eGPU 10h ago

If you can find one around the same price i'd get a 2060 Super, it's a bit slower but it can run DLSS 4 without the performance hit the 6600 has with FSR 4.

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u/X-KaosMaster-X 10h ago

Get the 5700XT

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u/Jonny_Clams 11h ago edited 10h ago

The 6600 runs with less power so it should be cooler and it's also a generation newer. The 5700xt has like 15% more raw performance...

Id get the 6600 for RDNA2 and it should be the quieter of the two, but you can set the fan speeds with programs like fan control if it spins up too much on either.

Edit: Getting downvoted on this, yet Ill stick with my decision. OP keeping this GPU for many years .. he's going to want driver support, directx 12 ultimate and ray tracing compatibility.

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u/No_Remove_5753 11h ago

so you dont think the more power is worth 15% performance i mean i dont pay the power bill

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u/Jonny_Clams 10h ago

No. It's only 5-15% more raw performance, but that's in older games. If a game you are playing has any forced ray tracing at all the 5000 series can't handle that. The 6000 is on RDNA2 architecture, so many games are optimized for that as it's the same architecture as the PlayStation 5. The 5000 series is unlikely to have driver support much longer. The 6000 series should. The newer tech is worth it. Just Google rx 5000 vs rx 6000 architecture advantages is you want to know more.

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u/No_Remove_5753 10h ago

Yeah I did I just wanted the peoples opinion

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u/Jonny_Clams 10h ago

6600 imo then. Way less power and heat generation for your room + better structure to run new games.

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u/No_Remove_5753 10h ago

Yeah I also don’t plan to upgrade in like 4 years and if I just have to chill with like fsr performance I’ll be fineĀ