Best Value For Money GPU for Ryzen 5600

Posted by Proud-Biscotti-5725@reddit | buildapc | View on Reddit | 4 comments

Hi, I'm newcomer to PC builds.

I've recently build the most budget PC with some external help but its not supporting dual 2K monitors.

The primary bottleneck is GPU (Nvidia GT610). So I'm looking for your suggestions for best Value For Money GPUs with below use cases. I've closed my search on AMD Radeon RX 6400, NVIDIA GTX 1650 and NVIDIA RTX 3050.

1. Not a huge Game fan and I'm ok with playing moderate Games till 2020 at medium settings.
2. Support 2-Dual Monitors at 1K and 2K resolutions.
3. System should be future proof atleast 4-5 years down the line in terms of Windows drivers support.

Current Setup:

1. CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600 6-Core Processor 3501 MHz
2. GPU: Nvidia GT610
3. Gigabyte B550M AC DS3H
4. Ram 16 GB 3200 MHz
5. Power Supply - Cabin Inbuilt

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unabletocomput3@reddit

(For once) the 3050 is the fastest one in this list and probably the best value out of yhe 3. That being said, it depends on which version you’re going for, as there is a 6gb model that doesn’t require power connectors, and an 8gb model that requires a power connector.

If you’re willing to go for a higher power consumption gpu and aren’t size constrained, a used rtx 2060 should go for pretty cheap, be considerably faster than all of those, and is fully supported.

If you’re only going for new and now power connectors are a requirement, the arc a380 is a pretty good choice. About on par or a bit faster than the 1650 and Rx 6400, just make sure you have rebar enabled in the bios.

Proud-Biscotti-5725@reddit (OP)

Thanks I'm checking on RTX2060. For once I thought it's typo for 3060.

reckless150681@reddit

Are you looking to play games or do productivity tasks? None of those are great options

I'm thinking of using it mostly for Coding and watching movies etc.
May occassionaly play some games for entertainment. Not a huge fan though.