Best GPU/Graphics Cards for the Ryzen 5 5600(X)

[@Gadget_Connoisseur]

blunt, efficient, informative and without unnecessary talk. as a german i really appreciate that, great video keep it up!

[@Arejen03]

I got 5 5600x with 3060 Ti i bought used. Works good

[@Nsincity]

Thanks for an informative video. I am buying 7800xt tomorrow, can't wait :)

[@grantmackinnon1307]

It performs really good, but 4070 is a great also card if you can find it for the same price of a 7800xt

[@Christina-g4s]

I had a 6950xt with a 5600. I found it a little lacking. I went am5 and felt far happier with my gpu

[@WOKEALERT-t9x]

please buy sapphire , or asus models xfx not good

[@Nsincity]

@@WOKEALERT-t9x What is wrong with the asus model ?

[@Nsincity]

@@grantmackinnon1307 I checked benchmarks with rtx 4070 and 7800xt head to head. I decided to go with 7800xt due to higher fps performance, I do not really care about raytracing. I've tested it and my eyes can't really tell the difference, I just notice insane fps drop thats it. I am happy with the card it works great, only downside is that it doesnt push fps I want in 1080p cs go with my 5600x cpu, shame. Had higher fps on CS2 with my gtx 1070, but 1%low was really low with that card compared to 7800xt. 256fps avg / 170fps 1% low on 7800xt | 320fps gtx 1070 1% low fps 80

[@Playtrack22]

I’m running 5600X with RX 6700 XT no issue. 100 fps on BO6. So long live AM4.

[@robertramsden5132]

am doing same on my 5600x with my 1070 ti its 8 years old and still kicking

[@Playtrack22]

@ AM4 lives forever AM5 who!

[@tonkatoytruck]

Adopting the AM4 platform in 2018 was the best gaming PC decision I ever made.

[@yissnakklives8866]

Upgraded from a 3700x to the 5600x and from the 5700XT to the 6800XT - avg fps went up significantly, but the 1% lows were stil low. GraBBED A 5700X3D and all that went away. higher avg and max fps with a serious uptick in 1% lows.

[@eday2448]

Coming from a 3600, got tired of 20 fps lows in Dragons Dogma 2. Wanted to buy the 5700x3d for my 7800xt, but 56 dollars was just too juicy imo. So Ill take 40 fps lows. Probably gonna upgrade to it like u eventually given how cheap it is.

[@omulamfibie]

I got a 7800 XT recently and just returned it because a great deal for a 7900 XT came up. So I got that, waiting on delivery now. I have a 5600X and initially was thinking of getting the 5700X3D, but I'll take the slight bottleneck at 1440p until next year and will switch to AM5 and the 9000 series - will probably go for a 9800X or 9900X, depending on pricing around summer time. At the moment, neither the 5700X3D or the switch to AM5 make sense to me, so I'm willing to wait a bit. Before this, I had a 3060Ti that I got in early 2021 when the prices were way high due to COVID. I'm glad prices have "normalized" a bit on the GPU market (still stupidly overpriced though).

[@tallyforeman3145]

I went with the ryzen 5 5600 (non x) ((wasn't paying $30 for a letter)) and the rx 6750 xt. I'm on 1080p and it shreds everything I throw at it on ultra settings. Very happy with my setup.

[@Rayu25Demon]

I'm proud of you and your mustache. ❤

[@JamesSmith-sw3nk]

I had a 5600x with a 3080 10gb for 6 months and then upgraded to a 3090 for about another 6 months and it was good for 4k 60hz gaming. (Big screen tv). I then put in a 5800x3d and now with a 4090. The great thing about AM4 are the multiple upgrade paths that don't cost a lot these days. If you have a B350 and 2600x then a 5600x is a BIG upgrade for gaming, possibly doubling your fps in some games. You can get very good gaming performance with a 5700x3d/5800x3d or if you are into productivity then a 5900x/5950x are still good choices that have fallen in price.

[@omulamfibie]

I feel like the AM4 platform will go down in history as the golden ratio of CPU sockets. It has so many potential options and the 5700X3D/5800X3D still hold up so great for gaming, it's unbelievable. Although the 5800X3D is kind of like a leprechaun right now, either very hard to catch or too damn expensive. The 5700X3D is goated at $250.

[@R6ex]

I'm paring the 7900 XTX with my 5600 for 4K60 gaming.

[@toddzino58]

I just picked up a 5600X for $75 on eBay and a couple of months ago scored a used (but barely used) 5700XT for $125. $200 for the CPU/GPU combo basically. Crazy good gaming performance for the money. I mostly play Diablo 2 and other RPG games, so, don’t need a lot.

[@snoweh1]

My friend, I absolutely needed an aftermarket cooler for my 5600X. It was hitting 96C under load. Yes, this is considered typical and by design. I ended up getting a Thermalright Phantom Spirit and it topped out at around 70C.

[@tommiller8k928]

I copped a Sapphire RX7800XT NITRO+ It's coming in next week. I'm still rocking my 5600X from 3 years ago. I'll upgrade to AM5 in 2 years.

[@rovert97]

I’ve been running a 5700x with a rtx3070 for a while now and has been a fantastic pairing.

[@antoniocampos1151]

I have an AMD Ryzen 5 5600x since day one. Since then, I have paired it with a RX 6800, RTX 3090 and currently a RTX 4070ti Super and yeah, even though it served me well ever since and still does, I can feel it is holding back my GPU in recent titles like Warhamer Space Marine 2. So yes, I feel that RX 7800XT or RTX 4070 (non-super) should be the limit to pair with it.

[@grantmackinnon1307]

I've had the 7800xt with a ryzen 5600 for over a year. It's a good combo. I do miss some of the Nvidia tech. I'm hoping that fsr4 can look as good as dlss.

[@Reluctant_Hero]

I completely agree that AMD goud are the way to go in regards to straight PC gaming on a budget. But even the high end is awesome… I love my Sapphire Nitro 7900 XTX.

[@DrTraktor]

i've had i5-12400 which is exactly like the ryzen 5600x were paired up with a rtx 4070super for 1440p gaming, been a perfect match. Wondering why only radeon cards have been mentioned, when a rtx 4070 is on pair with a 7870XT if not better in features and power consumption. Anyway, yes even a rtx 4070 SUPER is still perfect for an 5600x for gaming.

[@larsenmats]

Here in Norway the cheapest 4070 Super is quite a bit more expensive VS the cheapest 7800 XT. 7800 XT has more VRAM aswell. Nvidia has better upscaling with DLSS and better at Raytracing though.

[@tilapiadave3234]

@@larsenmats Move country

[@DrTraktor]

@@larsenmats well, believe me, i had 6900xt before, and this 12GB 4070 super is kinda faster, regardless the vram. 1440p is still fine with 12GB hence nvidia still opted for it. Check the rtx 3080 10GB latest reviews, revisits, and you'll see. Also holding its value better, because it is nvidia.

[@EleanorMcHugh]

I have an RTX 4070 paired with a 5600X in my ITX gaming PC and it handles 1440p very nicely even with RT enabled. I suspect it has several more years in it. I did consider upgrading to a 5700X3D but none of the benchmark videos I’ve seen suggest I’d notice much difference.

[@DrTraktor]

@@EleanorMcHugh Sure it does plenty of power to game for a couple of years at 1440p. Well, go for it, because 2 extra cores and the vcache will give you rough 30-50% extra fps... well, i have a small Lian Li Q58 ITX build, and i have now an undervolted i9-12900F (175W peak)in it with 6200MT/s DDR5s. Been thinking to go ryzen and 7800x3d, but i do editing and cutting, the raw cpu power is better on it for like half cpu price (costed only 170 quid).

[@dezz8624]

thx so much you help me a lot

[@Griftercash]

great video! thanks for the info dude

[@Nesha96Alt]

5600x 3080 runs perfectly fine on 1440p high fps too... Now with Frame Gen i dont think i would need better in next 3-4 years, even now i get 150+ fps on Ultra..

[@eugene12310mobile]

I run a Ryzen 5 5600 here and they are stupid easy to run (if only a bit hot with max load on games being about 90 degrees or so) and I am using a measly A320M motherboard

[@jayrbee]

Been using my 5600x w a 3070rtx for about 2 years.. on my ASUS B350-F from 2017 I originally built w a 1600x/960gtx. 2x16gb DDR4 3200 GSkill TridentZ Considering the 5700x3d to replace my 5600x.. I'll ride on this old B350 for as long as it lasts me, B550s have nearly identical benchmarks w my CPU/GPU.

[@mangotar0]

I hope you do a benchmark video of the 5600X + 7800 XT for the upcoming 'Spiderman 2' and 'Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth' PC release next month. I'm considering upgrading my RTX 3070 FE to a 7800 XT, to pair it with my 5600X.

[@Tont_Domain]

What maximum card you suggest to pair with R9 5950X? Maybe next gen too, from Intel/AMD/Nvidia? How many teraflops it can handle?

[@markomarkovic5729]

I had 3080 ti paired with 5900x, so I guess that you won't have problems even with more powerful cards like 7900xtx, 4080S, 4090

[@ZeriX07]

You saved my life and my wallet too Thank you so much for your bench,arks for this specific combo 5600x with 7800xt I was in a big debate with myself whether going with 7500f or 5600x but u made me confident about my choice for 5600x I hope get it soon

[@TheEpicplayer01]

I'm glad AMD has gotten better with their drivers. I had a 6600xt paired with my 5600x when I first built my pc but I had nothing but issues. Ended up swapping to a 3070. I've heard great things about AMD gpus since then

[@j.b.7813]

I liked the video but two critics or better to say two things that I would like to see in this video. 1. PSU needed for each configuration. Currently running 5600 + rx 6600 and it is enough for my needs but if I go for 7800xt would my PSU - corsair rm 650 gold be enough? 2. More videocards lower then 7800xt not only from AMD but from NVIDIA too. I just assume that rtx 4070 and below will also be an option. Intel GPUs can be an option but is a bit risky and they fail for now compare to AMD and NVIDIA.

[@bangarang74]

The 6700XT seems to be the sweet spot, but you can't even find them right now.

[@ShreddedWheat305]

Very good video! I prefer to purchase the best I can afford instead and best bang for the buck. I would go with the 8800XT which is supposed to be 40% faster than the 7800XT for $500 (supposedly). I had for almost a decade an i5 2500k oc'd with a RX 470 4gb but upgraded to an RX 5700 (nonXT)...yes it was bottlenecked but fps doubled and when I upgraded a few years later to the 5600X...I noticed about a 15-25% increase in FPS avg. Just my 2 cents.

[@Artanis02sk]

5700X3D seems to have become a good deal for mid to high end last socket gaming, any ideas on which card to pair it with? I'm thinking 7900 GRE or XT.

[@6249569234]

I have 5600 Ryzen and RTX 2070, problem is i play at 4K ! Thinking about 8800XT when it comes out , i think that bottleneck wouldn't be that much bad at 4K. What do you think? Card according to rumors should be relatively cheap and on pair with 4080 in raster performance.

[@ivaylotsankov7292]

7800xt is all ready too fast for 5600. I do not know about 8800xt but my experience with 5600 and 7800xt is that - 5600 is 10% slower than i need it to be in the best case scenario. Still i do not like the therm "bottleneck"

[@drozle8727]

i use rx6700xt eagle 12gb, it works great

[@oktofio9690]

I pair 5600x with RTX 4070.. it runs great in 1440p, playing Cyberpunk with Ray tracing, Silent Hill and Alan wake...

[@IMajst3RI]

5600x is not a ray tracing CPU and destroys RT performance for a cards like 4070

[@oktofio9690]

@@IMajst3RI what are you talking about..? I'm playing Cyberpunk with RT On in Ultra 2K with that combo right now...

[@jrmyg1621]

@@IMajst3RI he literally said it runs great...

[@IMajst3RI]

@@oktofio9690 4070 is not a card that can ray trace at 1440p and 5600x could not even keep up with that. Just because the game "running" does not mean it's playable. 5600x won't give you a locked 60 fp in CP 2077 in raster and with RT it's just a mess. Please, do not talk about PCs ever again, for your own good and the good of others

[@IMajst3RI]

@@jrmyg1621 Where do you think he said that?

[@NotFoundead]

At 1080p a Ryzen 5600 simply isn't fast enough to fully saturate a 7700xt, let alone a 7800xt.

[@crtxdistortion657]

First time viewer. Excellent video! Though IMHO you missed out on the used GPU market where both 2080 and 2080 ti would perform on par with 7600 XT and 6750 XT respectively.

[@ranymatar1078]

hey bro am planning to make a build should i go with i513400f 4060 or 3070 used and its less 130$ then 4060 new in my country and am planning to play 1080 low settings 140+fps bo6 warzone bf2024 no dlss just raw performance

[@TechGuided]

If you can get the 3070 for $130 less and you believe the card is in good condition, that would be the much better option. The 3070 is the stronger GPU by a wide margin.

[@ranymatar1078]

@@TechGuided thx alot for replying theres warranty for 2month ig and 1more question u think ishould go with 12400f save 60$ idk isaw many benchmarks 13400 and 14400df same performance like 2% only

[@TechGuided]

Yeah if you can get the 12400F for $60 less that's a pretty good deal. The difference in terms of gaming between the 12400F and 13400F will be fairly small.

[@ranymatar1078]

@@TechGuided thx alot man and keep going with ur work

[@jrmyg1621]

3070 is even wayy better than 4060ti 16gb

[@tilapiadave3234]

No mention of the 7-10% performance increase on 5600 etc by using 4 sticks of ram?

[@duliolemus5634]

I play fc 25 with the same cpu and gpu of zotac gtx 1080 mini , aint half bad but wanna upgrade how big of a difference is the rx6750 xt ? Might get it Black Friday.

[@TechGuided]

I've never personally tested GPUs in FC 25 so I can't say as to the specific performance gain you'd get by swapping to a 6750 XT, but the 6750 XT is significantly more powerful than the 1080, so I'd have to assume you'd see a big increase in your average framerate.

[@CJ-111]

I have the 5700G and s Red dragon 6800XT. I can play ASA no problem sone some of its highest settings. It seems to be GPU limited slightly

[@ELCrisler]

If a "bottle neck" is not something you can notice without a benchmark is there really a bottleneck? I mean sure you can get extra performance but if the base like, low end of the performance is around or over 100 FPS for a solo play RPG, does spending the extra money really provide any benefit in real world usage? This is why I hate the term bottleneck.

[@ivaylotsankov7292]

Kinda my thoughts.

[@VincentAmadeus]

Is it true that 5600x temp higher than the non x?

[@Baballum]

Which gpu would pair well with a 7 7800x3d I was thinking either a 4080 super or a 7900 xtx

[@R6ex]

Both pairs well - 7900 XTX for longevity (24GB VRAM) and better rasterization, but 4080 SUPER for prettier visuals and higher fps with RT, DLSS, FG & RR but will be limited by newest games like "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle" where ~20GB VRAM needed for 4K RT max settings.

[@Baballum]

@ thanks man🙏🏻

[@uselink5-75]

5800x cpu and 7700xt here.

[@shubhamkumar8596]

hello what about 7900 gre with 5600 or 5600x is it viable with 5600x?

[@Tehzii]

2:10 the man said saw some bottle necking w/ 7800XT so GRE will do as much as the 5600x will allow. You could upgrade to an x3d though

[@R6ex]

4K? No problem. 1440p and below, a tad more bottlenecking than the 7800XT.

[@carter7894]

I think a Rtx 3070 should be mentioned

[@Potential2006]

i ahve the 5600g but it feels slow should i get a 3060

[@greenfly6906]

Depending on your motherboard, if you have b550 or x570 chipset go with a PCIE 4.0 CPU along with the 3060. The 5600g is PCIE 3.0 and even though you will get significant improvement throwing a 3060 in the box you are leaving a lot of performance on the table by bottlenecking a PCIE 4.0 Graphics card with a PCIE 3.0 CPU.

[@Potential2006]

@@greenfly6906 i seee

[@lamelauncelot1385]

What about the RX 6600, that is the only one seeming to fit in my budget range, and used market is non existent where I live for hardware parts.

[@jrmyg1621]

it will work well, but you can benefit more from faster gpus like rx7600

[@j.b.7813]

I have 5600 + rx 6600 and it works just fine for 1080p. I have 650w gold corsair psu but 550w average quality psu will be enough for this pc.

[@guiroliang3801]

all amd? i like amd cpu+ nvidia gpu

[@yaboijosephhh]

the rx 7600xt sold out🥲

[@JoelMiller77]

For creators we need Nvidia

[@1hourmusicofc]

10minutes straight talking bout cpus gpus without stuttering is crazy

[@Ivan80054]

In Serbia,u can not buy below 620 euros 7800 xt no where.

[@ivaylotsankov7292]

Come to Bulgaria and buy 6800 for 250euro. It is enough for 5600.

[@Meltyhead]

Cop stash is good for +10 fps!

[@bertomarien5945]

Instruction unclear paired 5600x with rtx 4090

[@R6ex]

Great for 4K60 gaming!

[@dante7146]

Wonder why my comment was deleted, but whatever

[@TechGuided]

Hmm, sorry about that. Not sure what happened. I didn't delete any comments and I didn't see one from you in KZbin's auto-moderation queue.

[@LewisBowmanUK]

In running 5600x with rtx 2070 super works great can play most games at mid graphics settings

[@Kswitch86]

I just bought a 7900xt from Amazon was thinking of upgrading cpu as well but might be fine at 1440 for 5600x

[@min801232002]

you could always sell your 5600x and get a 5700x3d or 5800x3d and you probably wont have to upgrade for like 5-10 years

[@Kswitch86]

@ 5700x3d is available I was looking at 5900x cause it’s only 20 bucks more

[@greenfly6906]

“Now dead AM4 socket” Lol. AMD released new CPUs last month for the AM4 socket and according to insiders more are in the pipeline - probably more x3d variants. AM4 is anything but dead.

[@ivaylotsankov7292]

6800>all

[@changaduranga3259]

ah, i meant that gpu en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Political_Directorate