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RTX 3060 12 GB would probably be safer bet if your PSU can take it and it physically fits the case.
but for the most part yes, you're system would keep up with a rx 6600
my i5 8600k @ 4.6ghz keeps up with a RTX 4060 in pretty much every title.
there will be exceptions, but your cpu is basically just mine with hyper threading.
Thank you! Ya I was really surprised, and am worried there’s something else going on that would cause such a low fps rate. I have it set at low and windowed. I checked the performance specs while playing BG3 to compare and saw that I’m only running around 30 fps on there with mid level graphics settings. Could it maybe have something to do with the fact that I’m using a tv instead of a monitor?
Can you think of anything else that could be causing the poor performance? I updated the GTX driver when I noticed the lag but that didn’t make a difference either.
Thanks so much!
Oh also my 1060 is a 3 GB. Not sure if that would make a big difference or not.
Thank you! Can you explain what PCle 4 is for me?
Thank you! Do you know how I could find out if it will fit/accept a new card and/or How can I tell if the motherboard is standard or not?
Also I was looking at the GTX 3050 8GB, which was in the same price range as the RX 6600. Do you think that would be a worthwhile upgrade?
then paste whats in "baseboard info"
that will tell you what motherboard you have
also the RTX 3050 is basically a gtx 1080
the rx 6600 is about on par with a gtx 1080 ti but with only 8gb of vram instead of 11gb
I'd get the rx6600 all day if they are similar in price
that said, one other gpu you should look at is the rx 7600, should be nearly the same price
as the rx6600 and is 15% or so faster
the gtx 1060 6gb is only about 10% faster then the 3gb version of not vram limited.
I only bought the RX 6600 because it hit the magic combination of being AUD$400 or below, fit the case I was using at the time and I didn't have to pay shipping. I'll give up on gaming before I spend more than AUD$400 on a graphics card, lol.
have fun
:-D
I managed to find the model number and the spec page on HP website. Looks like it’s a “Berks” motherboard. How will I know if it is compatible? Here’s the link to the spec page
https://support.hp.com/ca-en/document/c06019861
then in CAD, ether way you'll be happy with your RX 6600. as it's like 2-3x faster then a gtx 1060 3gb, just as i was going from a gtx 1070 to a 4060.
also if the gtx 1060 fits i'm almost certain a RX 6600 will also fit, aslong as you didn't buy a 3 fan version of the card. lastly the motherboard will almost certainly support it.
PCIE 4.0 graphics cards are backward compatible with PCIE 3.0
you may loose 5% performance of what the card is capable of, wouldn't worry about it.
Would replacing the card with a newer one with more GB fix any VRAM issues?
Thanks again!
in any other case. i assume that doesn't really matter to you. You'd need a new mobo
to upgrade the CPU later down the line anyways. (well to anything worth upgrading to)