My Weekend With The Radeon RX 6400

[@rabbit7071]

Man, I remember back when I started watching your channel with that core 2 quad extreme, you've come a long way and honestly I keep coming back to your great vids, keep it up!

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Thank you :) I miss the core 2 quads!

[@Maartin2000]

@@RandomGaminginHD Then bring them back :D I just recently fired up an old computer with a Q9550 for my youngest son. Works lika a charm OCed to 3.5 GHz and paired with 8 gig of RAM and a gtx 950 :D

[@MaTtRoSiTy]

He had about 10k subs when I started watching every vid. He has come a long way but I like he still does the same kinda informal minimal production content. Always feels like catching up with a dude you are friends with who likes tinkering and you like to see what he is playing with this week lol

[@lancebermejo3319]

I remember first watching him with that $5 Dell video, he inspired me to get into PC Gaming 😌

[@rabbit7071]

@@lancebermejo3319 same, he inspired me to get a job and build a pc and now here I am with my RX570 hanging onto dear life.

[@PaleHorse73]

What makes your channel better than everyone else? You do videos for the blue collar gamer. Not everyone can just spend thousands and buy all the best stuff. Most of us scrape and scrounge for every penny we have, just to push something a few more FPS. Love your videos!

[@jamegumb7298]

For the times he gets his hands on stuff like the RTX2000 and for cpu's might be handy to put in 1 OpenSCAD, Bright Memory bench, something like and maybe 1 DaVinci bench in there though. Nothing that will be too much work obviously.

[@mustachesally4134]

Wait until the videos cater to white collar gamers.

[@sulphurous2656]

The fact that a 40-class card like this now sets you back $150-$200 now is just as laughable as it is tragic.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

I’d love to see more progress at the lower end now

[@evila9076]

40? It's 30

[@timthedim]

Yep I remember my r470 4gb being 149.99 and rx 480 being 170,or 220 for 8gb

[@HardWhereHero]

I 2nd this thought.

[@sulphurous2656]

@@timthedim Meanwhile, the RX 560/460 too I believe were around $100. The last 40-class Radeon card I can think of is the R7 240, and that was $70. Even if that one used DDR3 memory like the GT 640.

[@Innosos]

What bothers me most about the 6400 retail cards is their ridiculous cooler setups. Just stick the most basic stuff on it and sell it at or below MSRP. Nobody but the manufacturers should want or need a triple slot triple cooler design for a 53W card. Anyhow, thank you for testing the card with an even older system that only supports PCIe 2.

[@Theedgecrusher93]

I noticed that as well. The SFF card has about 3 and half blades on one tiny fan, and this has 2 regular fans. Just make it cheap as possible!

[@GLDragon93]

I think they are just reusing the same pcb from other cards and soldering the 6400 chip on it, most likely from the 6500xt models. I mean designing a new pcb for this card alone is a complete waste of manpower, money and time, keep in mind that this is indeed a cut down 6500xt which is already a defective/reject silicon, a really bad one at that.

[@pauldethick6175]

@@GLDragon93 exactly right, working for a large manufacturing company where the accountants hate Stock Keeping Units and will do anything to have less of them I have some experience with this. Re-using exisiting components keeps costs and SKU's down.

[@shaneeslick]

Check out Sapphire, Powercolor & XFX for LP, plus they & MSI have ITX Single fan models, Don't know how they compare price wise elsewhere but here in Australia their ITX single fan ones are roughly the same price as the LP ones, so unless you have a SFF Case the ITX single fan ones would be the better option for temps at the same price.

[@shaneeslick]

@@GLDragon93 G'day mostly right but the 6500XT was a new 6nm standalone Laptop Design, not Defective/Cutdown from the rest of the AMD Line up.

[@Yosuru]

8:15, It still makes sense to compare the older system with a bit more modern systems. Like said earlier in the vid, it's not just about the GPU. It is also about what kind of system the GPU will most likely end up being put on, seeing the difference in performance when this GPU is put in different tiers and age of hardware (especially the sandy bridge cpu since that is near the pinnacle of cpu performance of that generation so it's more of a generational limitation ahha) will put an idea of what kind of performance is lost in the pairing. Also, I wonder what would happen to the lower-end segment of the market once RDNA APUs arrive.

[@FFXfever]

Lets hope intel can fill those shoes. I'm happy for apu improving, but low end gpus will still have a market for many reasons. If Intel's 75w A380 can truly deliver 1660 super performance, many office towers and developing nations will be very happy to try out 1440p.

[@pyrophobia133]

chances are they'll just simply add one of these cards every 5 years or so just for the older apus down the line

[@GLDragon93]

Glad to see someone finally testing 2.0 with these pci x4 cars. Any chance you could test other budget cards and compare them to the pci bottlenecked 6400 on same system? I find it interesting that the pci limitation of 4.0 vs 3.0 is often equal to what you'll find when stepping down a tier in the same generation of gpu.

[@ChrisD__]

Yeah, I want to see how the RX6500 XT does with the i7-2600. I have the same CPU and the same amount of RAM. Most people who couldn't test it just told me it would be too slow and I should buy a new CPU instead (even when I said my GPU was the bottleneck 🙄) . I really want to see more of the i7-2600.

[@jason4663]

@@ChrisD__ my i7 2700 oc'd to 4.8ghz with a 6600xt runs everything pretty well. RDR2 I noticed last night runs at 1080p ultra with about 40% CPU usage and the GPU usage maxed out. The only game I've seen(so far) that was bottlenecked by the i7 was BF5 multiplayer. At 1080p ultra the GPU was about 40% and the cpu was about 90%. So I left it on ultra and bumped the resolution up to 1440p. That brought both percentages around 90. It ran 70-80 fps. Seems to work pretty well honestly.

[@ChrisD__]

@@jason4663 I the Xeon E3-1275 v1 version and an Optiplex motherboard, so I'd imagine overclocking is out of the question. But that still makes it hell of a lot more capable than I thought it would be.

[@jason4663]

@@ChrisD__ I was honestly a bit surprised myself. Lol

[@lagginswag]

@@ChrisD__ sandy bridge still decent, have a spare rig with a e3-1235 and an r9 280. The 1××5 models have onboard graphics too should you need them as a backup, intel HD P3000

[@zerodegrees_]

love your jack russel! have 1 myself and my best buddy died a year and a half ago i’ll never forget you phoenix!

[@megurinemiku8201]

1:39 doggo's reaction says it all.

[@abdullahzayed7866]

Bro Doesn’t even want to look at it 😭

[@Toma-621]

I feel like the low profile edition of this card is going to be much more popular than the regular dual slot card. That IS the appeal to lower powered cards after all. I plan on picking one up to be in a media pc for my living room that can emulate games and play some couch multiplayer games

[@suleimanabutaha7935]

Totally agree with you, thinking of doing the same.

[@shaneeslick]

@@chuckwow3302 "If only it was 99$ MSRP." Yeah that would be Awesome as the RX6400 is $269AUD here

[@FerralVideo]

Yes. Got a Haswell Optiplex that I want to put one in.

[@shaneeslick]

@@FerralVideo G'day Joshua, just wondering where you live? & how the RX6400 compares to GTX1650? here in Australia the 1650 is about $30-$50AUD more for both LP & ITX which makes them pretty comparable for Gen3 DELL/HP SFF or M-ATX Upgrades, but I have had others say that the 1650 is about double the 6400 where they live.

[@Mangomx]

Yup. I'm throwing a LP version of this card to my SFF Dell PC. My other options were 1030, 1050 and the much more expensive (for some reason) 1650.

[@Kraven83]

Your dog there in the background, just chilling, is lovely ❤

[@ultimateclappage9109]

HOLY CRAP DID YOU GET SPONSORED?! awesome work man. Ive been watching the channel for a couple years now and have enjoyed the content the whole time!

[@ampere-mam]

1:54 yeah... you can see that's a good dog♥️

[@TheGameBench]

Keep in mind that even up to the 4th Gen PCIe Gen2 is an issue as the H81 chipset is limited to PCIe Gen2.

[@youdabuddha7468]

Thanks - I was thinking of putting one in my i7 4770 system.

[@FreddyFazbear-ent]

Didnt realize H81 was that Bad, thought it would have gen 3 like the others

[@charlesburris6314]

Watching decades pass, I've been impressed by tech of the time. I remember my new IGA card taking my gaming to unseen heights, and the Voodoo 12mb pushing Halflife 1 and Unreal Tournament to ridiculous looks. Now I'm seeing a modern inferior card that would absolutely destroy those old ones, and smile at the thought of seeing tech beyond DOS day dreams. Have a great day.

[@jamesnguyen7069]

geesh u dated urself

[@Samahzz]

11:14 best part of the benchmark

[@alejandrovelasquez8063]

Really grateful for the i7 2600 segment, I have an E3-1230 system (basically an i7 2600 but xeon) that could really appreciate a graphics card upgrade. I've been eyeing the RX6400, and this video helped out a lot. Thanks!

[@Nick_R_]

Great that you included the older tech. I agree that many will be thinking about attempting to upgrade such systems with this, or the GTX 10/16.. cards.

[@mtcoiner7994]

I've gotta see the price of this card come down some before I participate. I think if they knocked the price down to $120 or so they would sell twice as many. At current price I can just get an RX 570 4gb that has better performance. Or 1050ti with similar performance and better encoding. This card would absolutely dominate the low end market if they cut that price down and made a billion of them.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Yeah I imagine price will drop soon, I’d like to see it come down too

[@HardWhereHero]

@@RandomGaminginHD All of the decisions AMD made with this card has been like watching a train wreak, especially given the climate of the market and silicon industry. You can't charge 180 for a new low end card. There are WAY TOO MANY used midrange cards that will blow this out of the water given its p2p! I could name several right now. The only problem is, most of these cards I can think of wont fit in a low power dell office machine and thats what I seen these best suited for, well if it was not for the limitations of the PCI-E,. its all just so bad. . .

[@Quest-lore]

Yea it would be cool to see it come down to 100-120$

[@chillhour6155]

I have a 570 and can't even get close to 60 fps in cp2077, but yeah this card is not an upgrade by any means, especially not at that price

[@UlrichLeland]

While it is a used gpu, you can buy a gtx 1070 for around £180 now in the uk idk why people would buy this crap unless they really had to buy new, it's laughable amd think this is worth the price.

[@AderorhoFestus]

6:04 Steve casually flexing his GTA V driving skills yet again.

[@malccy72]

Love your Jack russell. Good video as always.

[@Beisepimp]

Thanks for the full review, the RX 6500XT is not so much faster then this card. :') The RGB on the side of the card gave it a 5 FPS boost!

[@GSBroker]

It is considerably faster. Over 50% faster.

[@XireCore]

Yeah i have an Asus RX 6500 XT and i can say that it's better than Rx 6400 XT

[@Illopportunity248]

No the 6500 is better, the powercolor 6500 costs just a few bucks more, but asus or sapphire have much higher cost

[@Cyberat]

If you want to buy a new card for your new or old PC and dont want to spend over a set budget, this is a card to definitely look at. This brings a bit of life to the sub 200€ price range. You could compare this card with a GTX 960 or 970. But a 970 uses up to 200 Watts or even more, if overclocked. The RX 6400 is a very efficient design compared to older cards. Other than that: This is quality content! You have always people with older systems/ less money to spend in mind, and I love this about your channel!

[@arx117]

Buy this card and activate ReBAR. And we also can set to 720P and upscaled it to 1080P for higher fps. I got R5 3500X and planning to buy used RX6400 at more cheaper price

[@fabianernestopacheco]

Man! One of the best comparisons I've ever seen. Taking on account older CPUs, it was awesome! 😎👌🏻

[@smifffies]

Nice balanced review as always. Wonder how it would do on my rather old PCIE v1.0 Dual Quad Core Opteron system from around 2008, 8 cores at 2.5Ghz?

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Not sure but it sure would be interesting to find out

[@cj_zak1681]

really appreciate the pcie 2.0 testing, i often stumble across these old motherboards. Thank you!

[@tomdillan]

I bought this for the low profile single slot card. Other low profile cards are still crazy priced.

[@Jvwtt]

i also picked up an rx 6400 and paired it with my i3 6100 and am getting pretty good fps as long as i dont approach the vram limit in the games I play. Mostly high settings low vram choices mixed in and am getting the 50 to 60 ish fps I am looking for. Great video! Loving this card over my old gt 1030 lol

[@BrainDamageComedy]

6:04 - flippin' nice driving dude!

[@demiankeaough4616]

The dog needs to be in more videos!!

[@RandomGaminginHD]

I’ll ask him but he doesn’t like being on camera 😂 I’m not even joking

[@bonganihalimani9572]

Was waiting eagerly for this video... Thank you Mr RandaomGamingInHD

[@jamesherman3750]

Been here since 40K subs, cant believe its been that long, nice to see you grow to 500K. Well deserved

[@kasimirdenhertog3516]

This is showing the spec sheet aficionados that a 64-bit bus is not the end of the world 👏

[@joemammaobama887]

yeesss now i can procrastinate more 😎

[@G1235-n8i]

Shhhhh, I'm guilty of this too

[@unit0122]

I love the way you narrate, very professional.

[@pawelpieczora8383]

Surprisingly good performance. Especially for low power card. Probably RX 570 will be comparable, but more power hungry... And that dog is cute...

[@Brukner841]

Very much enjoying your buddy's appearances in these reviews, he looks hard to impress.

[@SirWolf2018]

Thank you for showing temps!

[@haksolix9862]

Because you did more testing, i have to say i'm impressed. Sorry for bugging you in the comments in the previous videos.

[@ehohackner]

omg the dog on the background, so chill, so cute

[@deathrider4167]

In 2020 i assembled a pc with ryzen 5 2400g and was using vega graphics for past 2 years. When rx6500 xt launched i grabbed it at only 3$ above msrp, now i can play almost any game at decent fps and for me it is more than enough. I think that at last the only point that matters is that if you are enjoying your pc or not. If your money you put into the pc was worth it.

[@andyboi8283]

It might be important to mention that with Red Dead 2 DX12 gets a lot worse frame drops. At least from my experience with my 1660S and previous 1050ti, Vulkan has been miles better! Might be worth it to test RDR2 with Vulkan on lower end GPUs! Much love! Been watching for idk how many years now!

[@אדריאןבת]

I'll buy it tomorrow :) hopefully. Great video my man, never fail to entertain.

[@WhosDnisify]

that was a very informative video, after the RX 6500 XT i was curious to see RX 6400 performance since I just wanted to know if it might be cheaper to go with this to upgrade an older DDR3 machine of a friend. I will still go with the 6500 XT since the price is just not that high in comparison to the 6400. But to see what different PCIe Gens do to your performance is just neat to know.

[@bulutcagdas1071]

Depending on the CPU you might want to either get an RX 6600 or an RTX 3050/3060 if you think they won't be bottlenecked. I recently paired an i7-4790 with an RX 6600 and it turned out pretty amazing for me.

[@MrChriss000]

This card runs worse than a 1050 t.i. on a pcie3.0 machine.

[@TheSektor13]

@@MrChriss000 Currently in europe the 6400 is cheaper than 1050ti :)

[@MrChriss000]

@@TheSektor13 Not for much longer. If in a hurry get a used rx 560, nothing between the 560 and 1050 t.i.

[@WhosDnisify]

@@bulutcagdas1071 yeah nah not for him plus we don't have the budget for an RX6600, my brother in christ has an old DDR3 System with an FX 8350(?) but I plan to upgrade him as the time goes by to an i5 11400 and an pcie 4 motherboard so he has a more up to date rig that is easier upgradable than his system right now.

[@Josue31627]

Like the 6500 XT, would've been a decent new option on a budget if it had been priced lower. It is nice to have an upgrade for the single-slot, low profile GT 1030 finally. At least I believe these can come in that form factor.

[@FFXfever]

Precisely, I'm constantly thinking how cool this card is, until I see the price tag and I think it's DoA. It's still not a terrible card, but it needs to be atleast 20% cheaper to make it an easy suggestion.

[@sayaksikder8704]

just came here for that cute little dog .. and he's been such a gd boy omgg

[@dio007]

Been waiting for the RX 6400 review from you since it launched

[@ColinMI75]

I prefer your videos over the other tech channels with way higher budgets, your quality is unmatched.

[@0ghas0ogn]

Hey i just wanted to let you know you were in the video of Imbrandonfarris its called "Which Of My Subscribers Has The MOST Subscribers?!" at about 3:38. Love your videos keep it up

[@insid3493]

Can we please have a moment of happiness that we saw some GPUs on the sponsorship for MSRP Bois im so happy I'm shedding tears

[@xtzyshuadog]

Picked up an HP Victus with 5600g and proprietary PSU and Motherboard. I upgraded the RAM slightly to 16 GB DDR4 but CL 22 and 2133? Mhz so it's not amazing to most. Assuming they were compatible, would you sell the RX 6400 it came with, and try to slot in a GTX 1660 Super/TI instead? It's currently similar price when buying Used GPUs, and I believe it would provide a substantial increase in performance. If not, I may still opt to sell the 6400 and just keep the 5600g since my games are from 2009-2012 era.

[@sarangagrawal1560]

Long time viewer of the channel great work on the videos 😃 It is just I want you to include the year in which the gpu was released during introduction as all of us are not able to be up to date to the latest news and releases

[@partypaul2550]

I was waiting for your review for a few days now. As always it was amazing! But i wonder if u could get your hands on a low profile one? That woul give the old Dell Optis some refreshing life from the gtx 1650. would love to see the comparison!

[@mattsmechanicalssi5833]

That's a cute pupper you've got there! I have a Jack Russell too!

[@gottalight3574]

I read pooper 🤣

[@siyzerix]

Hey AMD, thanks for releasing a gtx 1650 gddr6, 3 years later with less features. We're so greatful to you for catering to budget games by making a card that only really fits a hyper niche category of users. Its quite helpful that you don't pair this card with a low end ryzen 3 u series processor in $500 laptops to make cheap gaming laptops that nvidia's left unattended ever since they released the mx150. I am sure at 35w, this rx6400 would still perform as well as a gtx 1650 gddr5.

[@davedavsen3387]

Thank You ❤️👍

[@Pirate1391]

More of the doggo please

[@PuertoUSB]

great channel!

[@slob12]

So glad that you show the 6400 on pci-2.0 ...still using the 2600k at stock settings with a 4 gb rx580 factory Occd and its still worthy for many games...hell if you turn down most terrain settings in red dead you can play the game on an HD 7950 with an i7 920 at stock speeds...yes have one of those too and the game loses much of its beauty but is very playable..love all the old tech and the great thing is that you dont need the latest pc to play older games

[@picoherbie9987]

Looks like it comes in a single slot low pro version. Nice!

[@mikigameplays]

I will probably buy a PC soon with with spec : i3-10105F 16GB DDR 4 RX 6400 SSD 500GB 450$ That was best I can do with my budget cant wait my PC to come soon

[@hailahaiela]

Love the temparature of the 6400.❤️❤️❤️

[@finnbianga4189]

As an i7-2600 owner, i found the second half of this video very interesting. Especially because i'm running a 750ti atm

[@JohnThunder]

Interesting, RX 6400 has a decent performance, did not expect that. Hope they will give us more Low-end (Budget gaming) options with the next gen of GPUs it's quite lacking in that area now and better pricing. Some of us don't have 500$+ to spend on GPUs.

[@shawnpaulzuccarellorizzo]

I love that dog!!! He's worth more than any graphics card.

[@hrayz]

I think it would be a great match up video for Upgrading an Old System to show the 6400 vs 1030. On a old PCIe 2.0 board (core2duo, i5-2500, etc.) limited bandwidth new card vs full bandwidth old.

[@EBMproductions1]

Absolutely mad to see the i3 12300 be so much better then your 2018 to 2021 setups my friend also RX6400 if it were a tiny bit cheaper would be great, and you pointed out exactly what the issue is with my old i5 4690 stutters like the fps can get there but the hiccups can be annoying more so since i do not have an SSD quite yet now hopefully in a few months when i build my new desktop pc i will at least have an SSD and a 12th gen i5 but that is only if God allows cheers mate good video.

[@santinojoshuatorre1695]

GREAT! this is EXACTLY how this should be tested - including how it does with old sandy bridge systems (which are still pretty widespread as "office use" PC's)

[@bidhanghosh1653]

Thank you so so much for this video .....

[@Nepartinis]

Great stuff❤

[@AlexPCTech]

Nice, your temps are very good as the one that I had, the rx 6400 SWFT 105, was at 75c when at full use.

[@thomas-NK]

Would have been interesting to compare rx6400 vs T600 in older pcie 2/3 setup😊 If you still got the T600😊

[@lahojaqueflota]

I have this coupled with a Ryzen 5 1600, and it runs excellent. The 6400 only does light duty gaming and is a home media PC, essentially being used primarily for display out. Couldn't be happier with it. Debating upgrading the CPU and Mobo to future proof it a bit, but for now, I love it.

[@kwerboom]

Thanks for the review. I'm glad to see a more realistic take on what what the RX 6400 is capable and not capable of. It seems like the RX 6500 XT and RX 6400 get the short end of the stick when others review them.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Thanks for watching :)

[@zerynn710]

that doggo sniff the new gpu just to make sure it was bought at msrp price

[@docsourav92]

A good boi Doggo and a VFM graphics card together in a video? ....sign me up

[@TheJamesKF]

In a PCIE 4 system this card has its uses especially the low profile versions for ultra SFF low power gaming. It really needs to be around 100 USD or so though to get me interested. I feel that the next gen APUs from AMD will take over the low end gaming spot and both Nvidia and AMD will make fewer and fewer gaming GPUs under 200 USD going forward. Used cards and APUs will fill that place in the market IMO. OEM boxes will still have workstation stuff but for gaming the entry level DGPUs days may be nearly over.

[@facelessvaper]

I feel this product is just convoluting an already complex market, tech appears to be going backwards not forward and costing more for limited progression.

[@tyre1337]

it's wild how it's slower than a 5500xt, the card it was supposed to replace

[@ElvenMans]

And it seems like it's kinda the same performance as the GTX 1060 from years ago. How is this happening..

[@SlickOnTop]

The half height version of this card is gonna sell like hotcakes!

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Yeah some of those mini ones look awesome

[@MrDrewseph]

HI DOG 😍 Also I think the point of this card is, look what you can do with just pcie power delivery. You can get this card as a single slot version too. Single slot! Pcie power! Plays God of War no problem! This card is brilliant! I'm very excited for the future of tiny low power graphics cards, the giant behemoth cards of today will be laughable one day

[@kasimirdenhertog3516]

And there’s a low profile version as well - at the same price as the regular one, unlike the GTX 1650 that had a LP version that came to the market later at an inflated price

[@FFXfever]

Those pcie 2.0 performances are reassuring. I'm curious about people getting this for a x58 or chinese harvested x79 board. Those would have better cpu, and often, better ram, but will usually come with pcie 2.0x16. It would be interesting to see how they work with a card like this.

[@Hughesburner]

Budget GPU's and cool dogs, great channel.

[@Zoyx]

I was excited about this until I realized it was slower than my RX 470.

[@JunaidUnar1991]

Same here, i just googled it, Rx6400 is around 30% slower than rx470, and rx6400 is 64bit entry level gpu where as Rx470 is 256bit and has some other better features.

[@JaceB99]

I hope I can get my hands on the low profile version!! Its the only low profile to come out this gen and I really want it :)

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Yeah it looks really cool. Hope you can find one 😁

[@Cohodo]

6:03 you didn't have to flex on us like that XD

[@ehohackner]

I like that this card exists, for the possibility of using it in tiny PC cases that can fit only low profile single slot cards. Super niche, but still.

[@WouterVerbruggen]

The big problem here is the only x4 PCIe interface. With PCIe 2.0, the card is bottlenecked by the limited bandwidth of 4 lanes. Very stupid design decisions to make a card that's getting bottlenecked like this in the exact situations it's most suited for, the older systems that need upgrading.

[@Alexandru1996_]

Maybe they had in mind a low end pc with new hardware, not old ones.

[@WouterVerbruggen]

@@Alexandru1996_ those generally have PCIe 3.0, not 4.0. I.e. still a bottleneck that shouldn't be there

[@Alexandru1996_]

@@WouterVerbruggen yeah indeed. It should have been at least like the rx5500xt, but 8 lines, not 4 lines usable

[@pemberitakabar8337]

in pci 2 only -10 fps

[@TheFalseProdigy]

Now that you can pick these up for 130$ or cheaper on sale, it seems like a pretty good buy. It’s no screaming deal like the legendary 750ti used to be, but I think this might be the solution for my ultra small form factor PC

[@limemason]

Apparently with the way the pcie lanes are set up there is a 14% decrease in performance with pcie 3, so I imagine the performance loss with pcie 2.0 is not worth it.

[@samuelswenson1505]

Yeah, absolutely not. It probably won't even run on PCI 2.0.

[@SSJfraz]

If you're stuck with 2.0 and can snag a 1650 for around the same price, then it makes far more sense than this. The new Intel Arc may even provide better value.

[@dylanallen7720]

Just can’t find any that don’t have huge coolers in them. 6400 is very small can fit in tiny dell and hp office prebuilts.

[@amirpourghoureiyan1637]

@@dylanallen7720 Intel DG1 might work out if you don't mind the drivers

[@rhobson]

Not sure if this card would make sense for someone that have older GPUs like the 1050ti or the RX570, but as a nice (and hopefully cheap!) upgrade for those with iGPUs, it's always nice. I'd like to see a comparison of one of those GPUs in a system with a Ryzen 5600G or 5700G, with their somewhat capable iGPUs...

[@sillygoofyberry]

Yeah I’ve had a 1050ti for what feels like 5 years. Definitely need either this card or maybe a 6500 xt.

[@rhobson]

@@sillygoofyberry As someone who upgraded from a 1050ti to a RX6600 (non XT), I seriously recommend trying to get the extra cash for it. I though it would be a "good enough" upgrade, instead I'm just maxxin every game in 1080p (paired with a Radeon 5600X and 2x8Gb ddr4-3200)

[@sillygoofyberry]

@@rhobson I understand, sadly my hardware is so “old” that I basically have to just build a new PC. I’ve been running a AMD FX 6300 lol. So I’m definitely gonna save up this summer for a new build

[@kylecooper9420]

I have the low profile version in a dell XE2 SFF with a 4570s with gen 3 PCIE and it works great, A lot better than the gt 1030 I had in it.

[@aleksazunjic9672]

For PCIe 2.0 it is better to buy 1050 Ti as this card has wider bus and overall it is a practical maximum that could run on these older systems without being bottlenecked too much.

[@eduardcojo1749]

i just ordered this gpu new for around 120 pounds. It is an upgrade from gt 1030 so I think it will make a big difference.

[@eduardcojo1749]

Nevermind, seems like my motherboard doesn't even recognize my gpu, I will have to return it and never use my pc again... 😔

[@indianfirstamericanbadme9800]

@@eduardcojo1749 which gpu rx 6400 or gt 1030 ?

[@eduardcojo1749]

@@indianfirstamericanbadme9800 the rx, but dw, i bought a 1070 from a friend and now i need to upgrade the whole setup 😂

[@S3Bayaya]

I just upgrade from my asrock rx560 to zotac gtx1650, both are low powered version, require no additional power. I'm looking forward for more budget low powered version like this RX6400 here. Next time I upgraded my motherboard maybe there will be new better low powered GPU by both red and green team, maybe the blue one as well.

[@DrearierSpider1]

It would be cool to see the i7 2600 + RX 6400 retested against an i7 2600 + GTX 1650. The 1650 is fairly similar in terms of performance but has 16 PCIe 3.0 lanes, so PCIe bandwidth should be a non issue for that level of performance.

[@Kraven83]

Great idea!

[@usernamenotrequired142]

gotta love the dog in the background

[@jkj9404]

I love your jack Russell they are the best

[@Google_Does_Evil_Now]

Great idea testing the card with 3 different generations of CPU and PCI-E. Nice to see the i7-2600 (similar to i5-2500) still doing well enough. I've noticed the GTX 1080Ti is on eBay auction for 300-340. It has 11GB of ram. Would be curious how this works with your variety of systems? The 1080Ti ranks quite high on Userbenchmark, especially once real price is considered. Thanks for another thoughtful and enjoyable video.

[@Loundsify]

The 3060 is on par with a 1080ti and would be a better investment at the right price.

[@mitch075fr]

Don't really on userbenchmark, its author is heavily biased against AMD.

[@sergiougazio7976]

Will you test/compare this gpu in more videos?

[@carlolalattacosterbosa5821]

HELLOEVERYONEAND WWELCOME , TO ANOTHERVIDEO ! ... really nice intro every time XD