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What's your budget?
Even though RX 580 is good in terms vram, I think you're going on tight budget since you mentioned both of gpus, but if the price is right go for it, but just keep in mind there is no driver support, and it doesnt have mesh shaders so you won't have a decent experience of games the requires that like Alan Wake 2, and yeah it draws a lot of power so if you have psu lower than 600w, its not ideal choice.
GTX 1650 is quite good even though it is only 4gb vram, but it has driver support, and the most recent shaders, it runs quite strong even in 2024 in AAA games but you gotta maintain your expectations and settings this also goes for the RX 580
Both are decent tight budget gpus but if you found one of them on sale, especially gtx 1650 go for it.
But if you have something to spare or you found other gpus like rx 6600 or rtx 3050 on sale, I would highly recommend you go for it.
personally I would go for GTX 1650, if you found super version definitely go for that, but if you can tell me what is your budget and specs of the build you wanna get maybe we can help you a bit more!
Also welcome to the PCMasterRace!
Winter is Coming! Gotta keep warm some how!!! and the RX 580 is the perfect candidate for this!
Yeah, very ideal gpu for the weather but yeah at the end of the day I think if OP found a decent sale on a better gpu that will be ideal!
The 580 has more brute force and more vram. It also lacks driver support. It doesn't support meshes.
Well, the CPU is an I7 3770, and since I live in a country where the RX 580 is the price of a current GPU, should I save up more money to get better cards, like a GTX 1660 Super or RX 6600? November seems to have a lot of sales. Now, about playing more current games like Alan Wake 2, they're not that relevant to me... I kind of have a whole wishlist of games that run with both cards I mentioned in the title, but I'm just undecided about which one to get to see for the first time, you know? Do you have any recommendations for a good computer with cost-benefit specifications? That isn't too expensive?
Is the gtx 1650 also priced like current gpu, if not then I guess gtx 1650 is a solid option, but I do have tell you that this cpu is really old, are you building the pc or is it a used prebuilt?
If you are planning on getting the parts and building it then getting a recent cpu is really important, like the intel i3 12100f or ryzen 5 5500
OP: yes if you have the money it would be good if you updated.We don't know where you are and how much you want to spend.Also depends if you want to play newer games eventually or not.
Not true, the RX 580 is still supported, it just doesn't get as many frequent updates as it used to, only the stable driver updates.
Mesh shaders are moot as they're not often used. AMD also uses different mesh shaders from what nVidia uses.