Question GPU for my Ryzen 7 5700G?

[karadaniano]

I recently build a pc with this components:
-R7 5700G
-16GB ram patriot 3200 MHZ
-ECS A320 AM4-M3D
most of my applications run very well but for some reason the system freezes when i run the RPCS3 emulator, surfing through the internet i found out that many users have this issue and the reason can be for the graphic driver, the PSU or the Bios version. regardless of this i was thinking if with a new GPU i could solve this issue andmy options are the following:
1650 gtx or the RX 6400.
i would personally choose the RX 6400 but i'm aware of the issues AMD has running some emulators, and how nvidia has more stability.
which one would you recommend me to get?

 

[rgd1101]

what the cpu usage when you us the emulator?
what the storage?
brand and model of the psu?

 

[Eximo]

GTX 1650 is a more full featured GPU.

RX6400 is a very budget card. The first fully featured card in the line-up is the RX6600.

 

[Avro Arrow]

I suppose it depends on your case use because the GTX 1650 is extremely expensive for what it offers. According to TechPowerUp's GPU database, the RX 6400 and GTX 1650 have the same level of performance. However, when it comes to price, they are anything but equal.

The GTX 1650 costs $170
The RX 6400 costs $135

The card I would recommend to you is the RX 6600.

The RX 6600 costs $235 which makes it a much better value than the other two because it's performance just obliterates both of those other cards while still having a full feature set, something that the RX 6400 does not (no hardware video encoder, assuming that matters to you) and is new tech, something that the dinosaur called the GTX 1650 (circa 2019) is not.

The RX 6600 costs 38% more than the GTX 1650 but offers 125% more performance. That's right, it's more than double the speed of the GTX 1650 for an extra $65 and is just a better card all-around. The GTX 1650 is for people who literally can't get anything else.

The RX 6400 is for people who want the performance of a GTX 1650 but want to spend less money. Sure, the RX 6400 has no hardware encoder but if video encoding isn't your thing, you can always use software encoding with your CPU instead. Sure, it's much slower but if it's not something that you normally do, who cares?