Question Upgrade to RX 6600

Dec 27, 2022
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My current build goes like this

GTX 1060 3gb
Ryzen 5 2400g
Biostar A320mh PRO
16gb ram 8x2 DDR4 2400mhz

I plan to buy an RX 6600 one of these days, and i am aware there will be bottleneck in some more CPU-Bound games, but i wanted to see the opinions of from the experts around here. Is there anything else i should take note of? I'll buy a more suited Ryzen 5 5600 eventually
 
Installed a RX 6600 in a build for a family member. I was very surprised with this GPU, it works awesome!

You will not experience bottleneck with a 6600 at 1080 resolutions, maybe about 3% (With the XT version) with your current processor. Although a 5600 will greatly help with performance.
 
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A worthwhile GPU upgrade, only obvious thing would be to check your PSU was sufficient though it's not much higher in power consumption over what you have so I would expect it to be fine.



Installed a RX 6600 in a build for a family member. I was very surprised with this GPU, it works awesome!

You will not experience bottleneck with a 6600 at 1080 resolutions, maybe about 3% (With the XT version) with your current processor. Although a 5600 will greatly help with performance.


Thanks to both of you for your kind answers!

I should also add the following to my specs:

240GB SSD Kingston
1x2 1TB HDD
Power Supply of 600W 80 Plus Bronze


I'll order the GPU tomorrow, thanks again!
 
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My current build goes like this

GTX 1060 3gb
Ryzen 5 2400g
Biostar A320mh PRO
16gb ram 8x2 DDR4 2400mhz

I plan to buy an RX 6600 one of these days, and i am aware there will be bottleneck in some more CPU-Bound games, but i wanted to see the opinions of from the experts around here. Is there anything else i should take note of? I'll buy a more suited Ryzen 5 5600 eventually

In my honest opinion you should stick with this graphics give a nice upgrade to cpu+board+ram,
the graphics you still have is still playable.
Ryzen 5500 or 5600, a cheap board, and 16 or 32gb.
then you thought about buying an RX 6600 or an XT
You won't have Bottleneck problems, but that's how I would do it, you would end the DDR4 platform with the 5th generation and it would last for a good few more years, RX 6000 should go down more in terms of value.