Affordable 1440p Gaming?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- The last time we looked at the AMD RX 570 we tested it at 1080p. At this resolution it was still more than capable at playing modern games. But what about 1440p? 60 FPS might be too much to ask for, but can this graphics card provide a somewhat playable experience at 2560 x 1440, and how much of a sacrifice must we make to in-game graphics settings?
0:00 Introduction
0:34 Pricing
0:52 Battlefield V
1:31 Cyberpunk 2077
1:57 Elden Ring
2:31 Fortnite
2:59 Forza Horizon 5
3:29 GTA V
3:51 Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered
4:44 Red Dead Redemption 2
5:08 Saints Row
5:45 Final Thoughts
Test Specs:
i3 12300
16GB DDR4 3200 (2x4)
ASUS ROG STRIX RX 570 8GB
Thanks for watching :) - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I advised a friend to get an 8gb 570 a few years back when GPUs were normal prices and I'm so glad I did. It's a mighty impressive card by today's standards considering how old it is and the 8gb memory buffer is allowing it to hang on even longer. Polaris was a really solid product.
Normal prices. Bruh a few years ago the RX 570 8GB cost as much as a GT 1030. They physically could not sell them in my area. Then the GPU shortage hit and suddenly they were selling for hundreds more.
I recently upgraded to an RX 6600 but I do like seeing my old boy is still kicking good! Love that card
bruuuuuuuhh not buying a USED RX580 for 120-130 euro pre-covid was the biggest mistake of my life! I have been stuck with my puny GTX 1050 Ti for all of covid LOL!!
but now prices are somewhat ok I'm thinking of upgrading to an RTX3050/3060 not sure yet.
@@xorkatoss for the 30 series I'd wait until closer to the release of the 40 series nearing the end of this year. Likely will be far larger reductions than there are right now. Because at least in my area neither the 3050 or 3060 are even at MSRP and the AMD offerings are far cheaper coz they're below their retail price. Example being the RX6600 is selling for less than the RTX3050 and the RX6600's competitor for its performance is a lot closer to the RTX3060.
So I'd wait a bit for team green tbh
@D found the Windows Dev insider
@@xorkatoss 3050 has 128-bit. It's still a 1050 ti with 1660 super like specs and rt slapped on with bigger price tag than 2060.
ive had this card since 2019, still use to this day and its a really nice budget card. handles things really well.
I’ve had several Polaris cards, some I bought around launch and some I got used for dirt cheap spanning several years later. They’re so amazing for how cheap you can find them used, I’ve built many cheapo but pretty competent 1080p systems with those cards over the years.
My RX 570 is 4 Gb only but in some games I still can play at 1440p or even 2160p, but 20-40 fps. Looks like it has to play at 1080p...
How come you bought a GCN4 card after 3 years? 2 new uArches launched in the meantime.
pretty nice to see an older card still perform so well at 1440p.
Yeah it really surprised me today
@@RandomGaminginHD Is the rx 570 comparable to a 1070ti by any chance?
@@SirPoppy rx 570 has slightly worse performance than a 1060
@@SirPoppy to be comparable, 1070ti has to be severely downclocked - to like half its factory setting
@@BenAkenobi I'm happy with that :D. It's more powerful than I thought
Got a 4GB one for £80 in 2019, glad i got it before the stupid over inflation stuff that happened, still works good today
Upgraded from the 4GB varient to an RX 6600 pretty recently but it's still great to see that 570 still holding up quite well, considering it's 1440p. At 1080p with the 8GB varient will surely hold a number of people for a little while
No doubt. I got the 8GB 570 a few years back for $100 and it's still going strong. Some games might need to be dialed down a bit but I don't personally care about having the graphics cranked to the limit.
holy fk we got the same upgrade path, do you have any problems with the overlay feature of amd radeon crashing while in game?
@@0jameschar0 nope, not that i can remember atleast. I barely have issues in my 3 or so years of using their drivers. I always use recommended drivers though, never the optional ones, so that could play a major role as well
@@jsekits I wouldn't care either about maxing out settings, with that 8GB version, you could crank up textures and play with a mix of high and medium and honestly won't even notice a difference between that and ultra, unless you really look for it that is
@@0jameschar0 have you reinstalled your drivers with DDU? As a fellow RX 6600 owner, I've never had this issue
I must admit I was pleasantly surprised by how well the RX 570 did , was thinking it would fall apart very quickly but apart from Cyberpunk and Saints Row it did OK at medium settings
I''ve been using an RX 580 8GB model, which I bought shortly before the Video Card Apocalypse for around $250 (Canadian). I play most titles at 1080p (on a Ryzen 7 3700X @ 4.3GHz boost, 32GB 3200MHz RAM, off a WD Blue SN550 1TB m.2 NVMe SSD all mounted on a GIgabyte Aoris B550 Pro MB) and get pretty good results even on high settings, but there are some somewhat older titles, such as Witcher 3 and Fallout 4, which run at 60+FPS at 1440p at high settings with no problems. It's a solid, inexpensive card and suits me just fine.
I'd love to see you push and RX580 8GB at 1440p, just to see if it does utilise that extra 4GB of VRAM!
I've used an RX580 8gb on 1440p and its rough, your talking low to medium settings, even a vega 56 is struggle bus. And yes it will use the ram.
@@thomasham130 second this. its definitely rough and i wouldn't recommend 1440 even with the 2060 either. You will be longing for more fps
I've got the MSI Armour OC 8GB version and I'm not seeing any reason to upgrade to 1440p yet to be honest.
Even with my 3060ti it's not the best at times mostly medium sometimes high/medium mixed settings i'd say a 3070 minimum for modern AAA at 1440p probably even a 3070ti as it's sort of a ram issue but the faster ram and bus speeds should compensate
@@YY15UPC I would recommend a 2060 for 1440p on a budget! Especially now the prices have plummeted, The 2060 has always been a great bang for buck Nvidia choice. I own one and play on a 1440p 60hz monitor, Many demanding-ish games I'm hitting that 60fps on at least high settings if not a mix of high and medium. I'm quite pleased with this card! Even 3 years later. One day I will upgrade for sure so I can max out those heavy games lol
Had one of these since mid 2020. The memory modules on these cards are almost always taken from the RX 580(since it has 8GB too), so they can do 2000mhz(stock is 1750mhz). The Polaris architecture is very memory-bound, so by setting the VRAM at 2000mhz, you get a nice performance boost and it will be stable, because the memory modules are rated for 2000mhz. You can gain even more performance and less heat by tweaking the BIOS. Mine now performs like an RX 580 thanks to tweaked memory timings and a slight overclock and undervolt.
Nice technical info. Thanks for sharing.
I have a used GTX 1080 Ti that I've set to -50% because 250-300 watts is a room heater! :-). At 125 watts it doesn't crash and I get great performance.
I'm just using the card manufacturer software driver which has an "overclock" performance software. I think it's Gigabyte Aorus, might be wrong. I set power to -50%, I think I turned produce up but I'm not sure. I did save 1 - high performance, 2 - up to 20% power boost, 3 - -50% power.
Pleasantly surprised that -50% power works so well in games, really well.
So when people talk about under vaulting and increasing memory performance I believe it now.
@@Google_Does_Evil_Now Thanks for reminding me. I have an Alienware Aurora R7 with a 1080 that could certainly use the -50 treatment. I have a new purchased RX6800 that I'm going to knock 50W off of. 1080P gaming for the next 10 years.
@@robertkubrick3738 RX 6800 is damn efficient, especially if you tune it.
@@hariskhan01 That's the plan.
Another great video as always
It’s really nice with a ryzen 1600, had that a few years ago to play just cause 3/4 at 1440p wasn’t 60fps but everything was beautiful and didn’t feel sluggish. I had the 4gb card. It isn’t bad on a budget at all, and it comes to show how great a rx 580 is as well if you can find they for a good deal, could get sapphire ones for about $150 and spend less on different brands, though I don’t know what price they are anymore.
i used to use a 570 for 1440p on relative older games. Was pretty decent for most things at at least 45fps
I have de 4gb model on my main rig to this very day, no complaints.
Greetings from Argentina mate
After being starved of gpu from Covid, trying to get a half decent gpu for cheap, I forgot how powerful the mid range were in 2017. I got a 1650 super recently for my GF's build and I felt like it never really hindered me until games released last year. And I'm the type who rarely play games released recently.
Heck, the only game that really pushed my pc recently was Elden ring and Minecraft. That's it, I didn't play any of the playstation ports.
*from mining
Still glad to see these cards are keeping up with more modern titles
I recently had to run with an rx 570 4GB because my 6700XT was in for repairs.
I was pleasantly surprised at just how well it ran at 1440p on a 165hz display.
I have the 580 8GB retro DD edition, its amazing I must say still to this day
Got myself a 3090 yet I still watch your videos. :D
Your video's are awesome 🙂 sir keep it up
the 2060 super overclocked is without a doubt an actual powerhouse for 1440p gaming at max to high settings. should check that one out.
I dont think so expecially wih ray tracing or the game just obnoxiously heavy like cyberpunk . Maybe with dlss or fsr it can
@@mrbobgamingmemes9558 it's stupid to try to play at 1440p with RTX enabled on a budget card. You'd want at least a 3070 for good framerates (at 1440p RTX on) without turning everything else down and/or heavily relying on an upscaling software.
@@superpork1superboy771 The 2060 wasn't particularly good with RT from what I remember and really needed dlss even at 1080p to get by. I think the Super might be better in that regard.
I'm just gonna say this about RTX - the only actual good implementation of RTX we still have to this date in the gaming world is minecraft. The rest of an unnoticeable gimmick - especially cyberpunk. absolutely useless tech tbh. Raytracing is a gimmick. *shrug*
@@DovahkiinJeffagree, in shadow of the tomb raider ray tracing is pretty much unnoticable
Had this graphics card since launch, just upgraded it recently but it held up REALLY well and played all my games fine
the 460/560 to 470/570 jump has always been weird to me, for like 30-40 extra bucks you get like double everything: more than doubled the cores (900 vs 2000), double the ram (2-4 vs 4-8) double the bus (and bandwidth), almost double the transistor count and more than doubled the tflops. The 470/480 were like one of the best deals ever.
From my testing (when I checked last year) the hardest to run triple a game at max settings (excluding RT) is Cyberpunk, so to determine if a card is 100% capable of running a game at X resolution I always check a benchmark for that card on that game. If it gets close then I know for 90% of games it can probably do it. And if it gets there all the way I know I'll get a consistent experience, at least until more intense games come out
3:38 damn, nice head shot!
The 570 Looks good but what if you are using ddr3 1866mhz mobo with fx 8350 cpu (oc everything) as i have an 8Gb Rx 580 and im pretty impressed with it after 4 or 5years...i think the 8Gb is a must now but would the 570 run @1435MHz as the aorus rx580 does out the box not sure if upgrading to ddr4 is worth the money A.T.M with the Latency time continuing to increase every time any info is appreciated thanks.
I bought a 580 8gb from a miner during the previous mining crash for £80-90. They went up to £250. A kid I know was building his first PC, and prices and availability were terrible, as you all know. So I gave him my card.
570/580 are good cards.
Amazing that the prices are still higher than the previous crash.
Same got it for around 120 dollars with shipping used around 2019. It was very power hungry gpu and my 600w zalman bronze Psu could not handle it so had to switch to a gtx 1070 which was more efficient.
What about with SAM and Resizable BAR, have you ever tried to tweak those options? And if you did, what is your expirience with them?
Nice to see these old stagers still holding up
You should test the 6600 at 1440p as me and many of my friends picked them up, being the only affordable card here in the states and it’s marked as a 1080p card but i’d like to see what it can do
It's really good mid range card, but still pricey as new. Got one as new from discount.
I had an RX 580 not that long ago, I replaced it with an RX 6600 when the prices went back to be more reasonable because I felt the 1440p performance wasn't great, so was the 1080p 165 Hz performance (shocker, I know), but it still served me well for years. I would've prefer to keep it just in case because I love trying stupid things with hardware, but unfortunately, I had to sell it, but it was a great little card, I'll try to buy one one day when it'll be consider junk.
What CPU did you pair them with? How big was the change with RX 6600?
@@nebihznao1 Went from a 4gb 570 and the jump to the 6600 was deceiving. I expected about a GTX 1080 in term of performance but in most game it didn't do much better than my old 570, skyrim is the best exemple, it really didn't do better at all, maybe even less and it is kind off the same with insurgency. Maybe it is some wrong configuration in my pc but it is no bottleneck cause I have a 10400f.
@@SirBojo4 Hmm, not what I wanted to hear. I plan on getting one myself. Currently on a 1050 TI, but I think it'll be more of a performance gain since the entire PC is from 2015. Thank you either way.
@@nebihznao1 I personally did the same upgrade about a week ago. 4 gb 570 to an rx 6600. CPU is an i3 10105f, only tested 1080p so far but it's been pretty great. With the 570 games like warzone were playable sure, but had to really dial settings etc. Now I can basically max the game out and be comfortable with an average fps above 75 (my monitor is only 75hz). But I have quite a budget cpu. Also I will mention I got mine used for $230. Definitely possible to have a high refresh rate experience at 1080p, but maybe if you play at 1440p it's worth trying to get a 6600xt, they are about $300 now which is $30 less than the MSRP than the base 6600.
@@nebihznao1 A now 4 and a half years old Ryzen 2600, but I never felt that it really negatively affected performance.
To me, the difference was really big, it made Horizon Zero Dawn go from a Medium / High - 30 FPS to a lot more comfortable Ultra - 60 FPS with less slowdown. Far Cry 5 is also running a lot smoother, from 45-50 FPS to 80-90. Just a note, I'm running Manjaro, so I'm using Proton, which has some overhead, so the performances are slighly lower than on Windows.
I'm a big fan of budget gaming and I used to have a rx570 a while back and it was an awesome card, I'm now trying out professional cards for gaming just because lol 😅... Currently using the Radeon Pro wx4100 and loving it 😂👍 can't wait to see what you get next 😁
Same here, well almost. Waiting for a wx7100 to replace an overclocked wx2100..
U got this right after COVID but was the 4gb version $80! Still works fine on my video editing and little gaming PC with an i5 2500k!
This video came in very at a very good time for me. Just bought a 1440p monitor and my GTX950 and starting to struggle a bit, this might be a good upgrade
@Buzás András I don't think I have the need for such a big card. I only play some older or lightweight games like BO1 mp and BO3 zombies or crosscode. I bought this monitor mostly for media consumption as I watch a lot of anime.
Cheers bro!
Nice, didn't expect it to be a 570 by the thumbnail. Thought maybe a rtx 2060/3050 or something similar. 🤔
I would like to see how a 1650 would compare be interesting (ik GDDR6 would do better a bit)
I used to have an 8gb Rx 570 before, it was great although I did eventually replace it with a 1060 6gb. Never gamed on it more than 1080p. Was going to get another, but purchased an rtx 3060 laptop instead 🤣. Good to see how capable the 570 is still although the pricing can be questionable. 580 isn't much more these days
What about running games with FSR on? Curious to see the performance difference.
I really like the idea of this kind of thing. When I had an Rx 570 back in 2019 I would try some games in 4k as I mostly played games on the TV. I remember getting games like doom to run ok at 4k low to medium settings over 30fps.
Now I have a Rx 6600 (non xt) and play most games between 1800p and 4k 60fps so far. I play mostly a few years old AAA games and eSports games though so the 6600 works well for that. Most of the games I drop down to 1800p is just to get a stable 60fps. Some single player games I keep at 4k though and just let it drop to 40 or so fps on occasion.
I also used 1800p quite a bit when I had a Vega 64 - Metro Exodus ran quite well with that at high and occasionally ultra.
@@tourmaline07 The RX 6600 should be only a little less powerful than the Vega 64 so that makes sense. I debated getting one for a revamped build (I only kept motherboard CPU and RAM from old build) because it cost basically the same price as a Xbox Series S at the time and I thought that may be a better deal but honestly I'm glad I went with the 6600 build. It performs MUCH closer to a PS5 (the 6600 xt is actually pretty much on par with a PS5 from what I've seen so the non xt isn't far behind).
It works well with my Ryzen 5 2600 as a super budget 4k and 1800p gaming PC lol.
Well, I guess since you've done this guy, could you follow up on that reply and do the RX6600 at 1440p? I'm still curious to see how it does on some more intensive games compared to what I have.
Yeah been meaning to test the 6600 for a while now :)
Hello Dave, I noticed something strange about this video. No big deal, but I still would like to show you, because maybe it is due to the video editing:
As from RDR2 - about 4min 40sec into the video - you show average frame rate numbers above 40 or even 50 FPS. But when you look at the Afterburner, it shows around 20-25 FPS. Same goes for the game which comes after RDR2 in the video... I forgot the title. :-) The video is smooth though, so I guess the average you show is correct indeed. Maybe the afterburner overlay was the wrong one. Maybe it started earlier in the video, I just noticed it as from RDR2.
But thanks for letting me know that my RX570 and RX470 could do 1440p if I decided to buy a screen with that resolution. I currently only have 1080p displays.
I bought one of these (4GB) to replace a dying GTX 970. Mine was marketed as a mining card though and only has a single DVI port capable of early HDMI with an adapter.
Caught it cheap after the last crypto crash.
So it can't drive my 1440p monitor. Sadly. Nice to see what she can still do without that limitation though!
used to use a rx 470 8gb for vr gaming and it did a hella good job at it, eventually sold it for £200 on ebay during the gpu price highs and got myself a 3070.
Have u tried to ramp up fans with msi afterburner for better temps?
WOW THAT'S MY BOY RIGHT HERE LOOK AT HIM GO IM SO PROUD (he's 4gb but he's still doing his goddamn best im so PROUD)
Had a strix rx 570 4gb as a temp card i bought after selling my GTX 1080 in 2020,it served me great and i even manage it sell it for double the price i bought in 2021 during the crypto boom
How come you didn't try FSR 2.0 or dynamic Res with spider man, it's a nicely optimized modern AAA that gives a good idea on how the 570 fairs with the extra help at 1440p
Hey @RandomGaminginHD could you use Natural Vision Evolved as a grafics benchmark for GTA 5 ? Its a very demanding Mod and i wonder which GPU i could use to get 60FPS at 1440p there, my 1080ti struggles a little bit 😐
This feels weirdly personal as I recently got that exact card but 4gb
I had this one, used it for like 1+2 years maybe more. It ran really well in most games but it for example underperformed really hard in GTA V, since I was playing it a lot back then, I had to swap it for a GTX 1060
Interesting, amazing it can do 1440p medium high mostly, I guess I cna be safe in getting 1440p with my 580 8gb
Yeah will be good to go :) just manage your expectations with the settings like I’ve done here
could you could try 1440p gaming on a GTX 980 ? love your videos btw
3:15 - Wow. - In my mind, when playing racing-games at a solid 60fps, I've already decided that "Yea, I can see why you'd want at least 120Hz for games like this.". - I mean, you start realizing there's a certain blur at 60Hz. And I've never even seen/used 120Hz/fps refresh-rates, but I know what the effect or difference is supposed to be. - Besides, even before higher refresh-rates than 60/75Hz on LCDs were a thing, I felt that 30fps was just really sluggish for high-action games like racing.
for real i can't even play those games with 60fps and 60hz anymore
I have tried fh 5 both at more than 100 fps and locked 60 fps and i dont notice that huge difference unless i move the mouse.
I was lucky enough to buy 14 rx580 8gb sapphire nitro+ during the last crypto bust for $89 each. I'm still using one in my emulation pc. It's a beast of a card and the value can't be beat.
I have that card. :) That's so cool!
Having Rx580 and i can say it perfomes well still
The shadow pop ins in the Spiderman game actually were worse than the web he was swinging from being stuck to an offscreen building that was only three floors tall when he was swinging past it a moment before and he is 8 floors up. Actually scratch that the swinging from a web that always shoots off screen and behind just breaks the immersion because to swing the way he does it needs to be attached ahead to create the swing arc.. and he can swing over 2-3 buildings that are well below him just fine before the game realizes it.
I had the 480 8G from my old rig and have only just upgraded tho I do think it’s got another 3 years to go before the drivers stop updating
GCN Polaris cards were legendary GPUs. I still regret selling my RX480 8GB model. They were just everything you needed and no nonsense. My Vega 56, my RX5700XT, neither put a smile on my face the same way, there was always something up with them. It’s only now I have an RX6700XT that I’m content again.
I love a radeon 570 or 580 for a budget gaming PC, me. Mind you at 52p/kWh now, I'll have to do the calculations for watts per frame - might actually be cheaper to buy an RX6600 now...?
Ok so I just tried it, if you cap the fps the same, the 6600 draws 110w less (yes really) than my 580. If you game for 2hrs each day, the rx6600 is £50/year less electricity
I have an RX480 4GB and I still use it for 1440p. That card aged like a fine wine.
I bought a saphire rx570 8gb for my son's pc in late 2018 for £149.99 new from overclockers UK...it's now coupled with an Ryzen 5 5600 CPU and still gets him a good gaming experience for the money...and just as important it's not power hungry ..In contrast I wince every time I turn on my aging 7700k/gtx1080 pc ..from next month gaming on a high power pc is gonna cost ££ each session in the UK.
my rx 570 is still workin incredible! albeit, i have the 4 gb variant, its still a 1080p, and sometimes 1440p workhorse
i need affordable im broke mate looolll, love ur content
I have a GDDR6 1660 SUPER OC clocked at 2ghz. Usually, what I'll do is super sample. I'll leave the display resolution at 1080p, but I'll turn the internal game rendering up to 1.25x. Maybe 1.5x if the game is a bit older.
This is useful for me because I have a 4k display, but I don't have the power to drive that kind of pixel count. However, with super sampling, I get a cleaner image than 1080p usually produces.
FidelityFX Super Resolution:
My GTX780 Phantom just died so this might be in my future. Blowing my mind that off the shelf consumer cards are shipping with 8+ gigs of memory now
Yo bro not to bother you but do you have any spare low end graphics that I can have.
My Sapphire RX-570 4GB is still kicking arse.
I used my rx 470 4gb for 1440p gaming. I Didnt play any competitive games but it was still playable for lite titles.
I'm hoping the merge for Ethereum push a lot of these cards onto the market and I can grab one for sub $100
I remember people saying that card is never gonna use its vram in any sensible way :D
Yup thats why I went for an 8gb 480 years ago
What about rx 470 oc edition from asus 4gb?,i have it and i still play some games at least 60fps on 1080p
in my opinion,ill still go for a 1080p for this card than 1440p because i like a smoother frame experience than quality of the pixels.1080p is still good for me.
I'd say the RX 580 fares much better at 1440p, held onto it from 2017 to 2022 a few months ago when I got lucky with an AMD drop for an RX 6800 XT. I still miss my 580 but I lent it to a friend and I'm happy it gets used
580 was a great card. Miss it badly.. I upgraded to RX 6700XT
I bought RX480 8gb few days ago its almost same as this RX570 mby for few FPS better i bought it for 80 usd it was kinda overheating but i just reapply Thermal paste and it was ok very impressive performance btw if u consider that the card was released in 2016
Released in 2016, probably designed in 2014?
@@georgemorley1029 2014-16 Idk the right date, 2016 was my estimate
I had two RX570s in crossfire for the longest time. I wanna get a second 6700xt now
I would like to see this cards vs the gtx 1650 super at 1440p or 1660 infact at low settings, i lovedddd my RX570 8gig.
This card in 1080p holds up pretty well in most everything 570Usd(more or less)
got the rx590 nitro+ 50 year edit; it was a real banger espacially for its price point of only 220€ back in 2019..... was able to play Every (!) titels in wqhd with decent settings! even Cyberpunk 2077 when its launched!!
I've got a 4gb variant of the 570 and even though it's old, it can still perform quite well on newer titles, adjusting the graphics based around performance while maintaining visual fidelity results in a good experience honestly, best purchase so far
It definitely helps that I have a 1366x768 monitor and because of that, I don't crave or notice shotty graphics and was able to push out a respectable 50 to 60 fps on cyberpunk, showed it to a friend who recommended I get the card, didn't believe me and told me the graphics looked "off", turns out it was due to me using the FidelityFX at ultra performance
please make a videos comparing a old gpu that use windows 10 and 11 side by side.
Can you build energy friendly gaming pc second hand so you have optimal gaming pleasure and a low electricity bill.
Do a follow up to see how well the 6gb 1060 is holding up considering the market value of graphics cards have gone down
I need to see this, current using a 1060 6GB at 1440p, can't tell if it's my ancient CPU or the GPU struggling on my system. Some newer games like The Cycle Frontier run great, but then older games don't perform as well as I'd expect.
@@ChrisD__ whats ur cpu? i upgraded from a 7400 to a 12600k and pc feels brand new lol
@@ChrisD__ i upgraded from a 1060 3gb was fine for games like rocket league but pretty much ran out of vram for every other game
I have a rx570 4gb paired with a 4.0ghz i54690k and 24gb ram and can do 120fps 1440p on horizon 5 low Preset but higher car details still looks great and plays amazing
still using 1660ti... solid for 1440p. Bought i7 9700k + 1660ti(was planing to upgrade to 30xx series but shortage came and still using 1660ti lol).
I bought an RX 560 4GB but this was actually the card I was gunning for.
It's alot better
yeah, if i can get close on a 3gb 960.. i think you'll do fine ;)
there was some serious shadows pop in on SPIDERMAN, don't know if it's some bug or lower settings but it was quite distracting and I personally would not be able to play like that
Adding a good overclock to any decent RX570 card will easily push it to near RX580 levels and that's a good lot frames more honestly
Yeah this one is one of the better cards I think. Love the ASUS Strix ones
What about a Quest II VR reasonable frame rate value card?
Polaris is still a good choice to this day, my new gaming PC will have an RX 470 4GB in it.
I think I might get the saints row 2022 if it gets released on steam. 😁
Still kept my rx580 8gb even after replacing it. Solid card.
Rx570 really was something else
for old games sure, but if play new games I'd just keep 1080p instead. or use upscaler, if already have 1440p screen
Not sure if you have looked at them already, but RX Vega cards should get some attention IMO. When they were released, they were heaps of crap, but now, after GPUpocalypse, RX Vega 56 actually seems like it could make some sense. At least in my area, AMD RX Vega 56 goes for about 140 euros, or ~20% more expensive than RX570 4GB, which is what I'm currently using. I've looked at few (out of very, very few) tests, and it seems like RX Vega 56 offers about twice the performance of RX570 in games. Maybe it would be a good card for a video?
I think the GTX 1070 is the 2k sweet spot, I used mine for a year and a half exclusively on 2k and it ran all esports games 144fps (ish) and some demanding titles at 60fps.
Yeah it’s a great card
ill take it
I think you should try a 1660 Super for another 1440p video. Its 48% faster then the 570 and uses much better GDDR6 memory. Should be a solid 1440p 60fps card in most titles for now.
I wouldn't say FSR defeats the purpose of the video... This is subjective but I'd rather play with FSR than actual 1440p for the extra frames.