@@zagloba1987 And I sold my 2080 Ti for $320 a month ago and most of them sell for $300-350 on Hardware Swap, so what's your point? That you managed to get a one-off deal that's still $40-50 more than this? Cool story, I guess.
@@kreamy2419 Rare in the usa, but in asia where i live they're selling these rx 5700 xt used for $113-130. Which is a steal. I bought myself a great condition used rx 5600 xt for $73 and it games great.
@equisetum Most 2080 Ti that haven't been mined to death and are nicer models go for $300-$400 still. Usually the higher range gets you a waterblock and extras.
I think the iGPU improvements killed the lower end of the GPU market. These companies used to repurpose last gen mid-range cards for lower budget stuff. But most CPUs have an igpu that's good enough for most uses, and can even play older and less demanding games ok.
I was expecting something more like the RX 580 8gb to take on the 1630(which I didn't even know existed until this video), but then I looked at the prices. 580s are going for under $100 on Newegg.
They are also 6 year old cards that were a rebadge of a 7 year old card. Unless you can get one virtually free, buy something newer. The 580 is old enough that driver support will end sooner rather than later and on newer games, even at 1080p, you'll have to start making some really heavy graphics option cuts to get 60+ fps.
@@devilmikey00 I woudln't be so certain, there's AMD cards 5 years older than the rx 580 that are still getting support. I tossed my old one in my work computer and it still smashes, Particularly thanks to the ridiculous overclocking margins you can get on some of them. If high graphics fidelity is what you want, rather than stable FPS a budget card really isn't in the books for you any way. I just checked out of curiosity too, the cheapest card with 8gb new is ~$400 CAD, aside from the a750. If you're on a budget, there's still not a better current price to performance card. While I would recommend say, a 6600/6600xt over one as a cheaper card, you won't be finding one of those for sub $50 like a 580.
@Sakara123 At $250 or the equivalent in CAD, I'd be willing to give the A750 a chance, but it would probably be because of the slightly better feature set rather than raw gaming performance since I have a 12th Gen system. If they kept that PAX offer and just made it $225, then it would be no contest for me personally. I think that both are decent choices compared to what Nvidia offers unless you absolutely need CUDA. Also, didn't the 300 series get axed a while ago in terms of official driver support? I personally wouldn't mind a cheap 580, but seeing as how it's starting to have some issues with certain games like Forspoken (I know the game sucks, but the point still stands.) in terms of DX12 feature support, I don't see the 580 as ol' reliable as it was from 2017-2022.
@@EbonySaints Though I'm not fully convinced that Intel is all-in on their GPUs, I gotta admit that recent benchmarks after driver updates are impressive. Honestly, the fact that the 580 is *just now* starting to have issues with new titles says a lot. As does the fact that most of those issues are more down to terrible optimization than anything. For a budget rig or a "baby's first PC build" kind of thing, you could do a LOT worse for more money. And to be fair to AMD, they seem to know that continuing support for older hardware is great PR, so the 580 might have a couple more years left in it. Though with how things are going it might not matter when you need a goddamn terabyte of VRAM to run anything properly.
Is it even a noticeble upgrade? The 6750XT is 450€, 50€ more than the 5700XT was back then. And from teh benchmarks I have seen it's not a big upgrade.
@@EragoEntertainment According to Hardware unboxed, it's almost a 30% uplift on average from 5700XT to 6700XT, the delta will be bigger between 6750XT and RX5700. Also I'm pretty sure 6750XT launch price is irrelevant, they be selling for 3060Ti money in many regions now. May I know which benchmarks you have observed?
@@RenegadePandaZ Is that a contraction of Thick (as in Chunky and solid) & Daddy or in other words are you suggesting Dawid is looking like a DILF lately ?
It's more powerful than the 6600, but is also older and uses more power. I haven't been hearing about them having high failure rates even at this stage of life, so as long as you do due diligence, and thoroughly test it within the return/refund window, they're likely to be good.
@@syncmonism All you have to do is undervolt it. It doesn't use that much more power than a 6600 with a good undervolt. RDNA 1 for some reason runs at really high stock voltages when it doesn't need to.
@@syncmonism i've got one of those refurbished RX5700's, to be more exact, an RX5700 with a flashed BIOS from an XT variant, i've had it for around a month and a half with some average gaming, no funky business with it, nor crashes, still with stock voltages/frequencies, never goes past 80ºc (on a rather restrictive case in terms of airflow). Also, it's not being really stressed with the loads i give to it, since i'm locked to 1080p.
I recently helped my son build is first gaming PC out of some old parts and some new. I bought a brand new ASRock Phantom Gaming D Radeon RX 6500 XT for $160 and paired it with a AMD Ryzen 7 2700X (yes I know PCIE gen 3 woes). That card is silent, great air flow, and has played well over 120 fps (even above 300 in older titles) on Very High settings for everything I have tried. People crap on the card, for good reason, but for a first PC at sub $200 I have no complaints.
The RX 6600 and 5700 XT are basically twins performance wise, I have stuck to the RX 6600 for my last couple budget builds even if it costs a few extra dollars. The thought process is simple, its newer, less wear and tear from age, newer features like resizable bar, and driver support will last a bit longer.
They are pricing their cards up and down the stack like it's still 2021 except they want to play the role of the scalper directly. They don't seem to realize the used market is absolutely flooded with good cheap options. 200-300 bucks can get you anywhere from a 6600 to 3060ti. Most people don't even have monitors good enough to need more power than that going by stream survey's.
@@devilmikey00 And this is true around the world and not just in certain markets. With the flood of cheap, used gpu's that are still relevant in today's games, you'd think that Nvidia would price their new cards well to compete. But sadly they're just too greedy for their own good, so they will have to learn a lesson that will hurt their pockets soon enough.
got a used 1080 ti FTW3 for right at $200 after the fees, shipping, and new PSU cable I had to buy. Awesome upgrade, very happy, especially at 1080p. Was even able to flip my gtx 1080 FE for $165 before fees
@Slywerk it's not getting new DLSS features and stuff like that but i still get driver updates regularly and the card performs great. The GTX 10 series aged like fine wine, still going strong.
Ebay has tons of 5700xt's for around $150-200 usd i dont know the conversion rate though but im tryna pick me up one decent 4k card nd way cheaper than the rtx cards
@@Prootus damn that's literally the sweetest deal , wish I could get one for this kinda price , I am still stuck using a 1050 ti , this would be such a massive upgrade
@@abhineetsingh12 i think an rx 580 should give you a very decent gpu upgrade there going for as low as 80usd but if you want even more performance the 1660 supers are going for around $120 usd
Got an RX 6600 on sale for $250 USD to replace my RTX 1650 Super and I love it. Have it hooked to a 4k LG TV and run the games I like to play in 4k on med to high settings without issue. Resident Evil 3 (Remastered) looked so realistic I couldn't tell the cut scenes from the actual game at the beginning. Very happy with the RX 6600.
@@lushG678 At default settings, none. Both are 100 Watt, cards--though you can increase the power limit on the Radeon to 120 Watts and my 6600 runs ridiculously cool.
"Buy used" is a great tip in general when it comes to gaming hardware. One thing is to go to the seller in person and test things out on the spot, maybe go with a seller to check with proffesionals. If seller has a problem with that, look somewhere else, but the market is very saturated and it's quite easy to find a good deal. I got brand new laptop with rtx3060 for literally half of the price, it had no windows so people complained (even better for me, fresh install with no bloat ) and he was trying to sell it for few months so he was willing to let it go for really low. I drove for it 3h total, completly worth the effort. The disc was working literally 5 hours which was probably some factory testing mostly. It's my 4th used laptop and I had issues with only 1 of them and that one was dirt cheap so can't really complain.
@@phillipdeeznut "Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without". I really belive, that using stuff that is still 50-80% condition just makes sense considering all the e waste, car waste etc. I usually can't afford new stuff but honestly as long as that stuff is still working it doesn't really bother me. It's also an opportunity to learn, if I bought every car brand new and sold it as soon as anything went wrong I would know exactly jack shit about cars ;)
Unfortunately where I'm at in Canada the 6600 is still 300+ CAD used. So I just picked up a used 1660 super for $160. Needed a GPU to match my older system. It OC'd like a champ with a decent undervolt. Really happy with it so far. Matches the 1070 in performance with the OC.
If anyone is confused about the GTA V bit in which stutters seem to be a good thing - stutters in this game happen when it runs at or very close to its built in frame cap, so it simply means that the card is too fast for the game, if that's a thing.
I recently built my first gaming pc (pretty low end but for me it’s amazing). Got a i3 13100F for 99.99, used tomahawk b660 ATX used (it looks like it was taken out of the box and just put right back in and sent to amazon brand new) and a knock off 5500 RX 8G that runs like a stock normal one.
I am also a true budget gamer. I have a ryzen 5 3600 (80 euros) B550 Mobo (100 euros) and a 1070ti used from a friend for 100 euros. I play 1080p games on ultra or high with good fps.
Nothing at all wrong with a used card... Just make sure the service you use has a money back guarantee if it's not as described. You should also keep your eyes peeled for holiday sales, I actually got a 6600 for less brand new on Amazon, but that was because of the Christmas/new year sales.
Yeah, it's faster by a decent bit. About 10% faster at 1080p and 15% faster at 1440p. Stock power consumption isn't great but they undervolt really well. I was able to get mine down from the stock 225W to down to 180W without losing performance by undervolting.
I agree with that. I recently rebuilt my entire PC for mostly used parts and it cost me around 600$ cad. Ryzen 3600x for 120 An MSI x490 motherboard i think for 100 New 32gb ddr4 3600 for 110 And a Radeon 5700xt for 250$ at the time. I can run everything amazingly well.
Out of curiosity what store is offering this cause they've definitely lost their mind. Prebuilts in the US might cheap out on the PSU or ram but not the freaking GPU.
I got 6700xt for 125 off the marketplace. A 3700x, cooler, 16gb 3200mzh ram, a 750w PSU and x570 motherboard for 275. I already had a case so I built a very nice PC for 400. Love the marketplace ❤
I still think Dawid looks like a young version of the old dude who introduces us to Jurassic park...... lol....... I've had this in my head since day one ha....
Dawid - Just how many times have you walked out that door and driven down that first road in GTA?! I imagine those few moments are truly burned themselves into the deepest parts of your brain at this point! 🤣
I think the 1630 only exists so NVIDIA can stop producing the GT 1030, followed by retiring driver support for the Pascal architecture. OEMs use the 1030 as the "I just need a discrete display out" option when picking a graphics card so the price needs to be low. Not a big market but it's there
I bought a 2nd hand GTX 1050TI, about 3-4 years ago, and recently thought it had died, (it's nearly 8 years old) luckily it was the motherboard, and my gpu still flies and works like a dream. Best purchase 8v3 ever made 2nd hand.
I was using a powercolor hellhound rx6600 for a few months while I saved up for a 2080ti, and I can confirm, it's amazing for the price. It's a great little card. Peaked at 60c under load in cyberpunk...
Hmm. For the same price as the 1630, you could get an RX 6400 with more cores, ROPs, TMUs and clock speeds - and at only 2/3rds of the wattage. Same memory and bus width, though. edit: And $200 for a used RX 6600? Damn. Back in January when I settled on my RX 6400 ($200 Canadian Rubles new), the only used RX 6600s I could find on this side of the country were $300+. :/ Still, the RX 6400 does all I need it to (Skyrim, Fallout 4, GTA5, Just Cause 3, low-spec indie games) pefectly well, so I'm not THAT chuffed about it. edit 2: Oh, and the original part of the comment was at the beginning when the spec comparison with the 1650 was on screen, well before the RX 6400 was insulted at the end. :)
just bought a rx6600 sapphire pulse for 130€ used, the dude only used it for 1 year so it still even under warranty ( warranty for everything is 2yrs minimum in the EU by law )... i think it was a good deal :p you can even have rx 580s for 60-70€ used and they'll still kick that 1630 up in orbit
Wow... See that little 1630.. would just make me soooooo happy... Seriously.. I'd love to be able to get one and make a build... That would be MORE THAN ENOUGH for me
I honestly didn't even know the 1630 even existed lol
No one should know it exists lol
Its worth like $10 nothing more
...and now I would like to forget it...
You would’ve been better that way
I forget it exists until somebody makes fun of it again, and this I go back to forgetting
RX 5700 XTs are steady going for $160 used. Amazing price vs performance.
I just got 2080Ti for 200$ so ... yeah.
@@zagloba1987 that’s really rare so it’s not a good comparison
@@zagloba1987 And I sold my 2080 Ti for $320 a month ago and most of them sell for $300-350 on Hardware Swap, so what's your point? That you managed to get a one-off deal that's still $40-50 more than this? Cool story, I guess.
@@kreamy2419 Rare in the usa, but in asia where i live they're selling these rx 5700 xt used for $113-130. Which is a steal. I bought myself a great condition used rx 5600 xt for $73 and it games great.
@equisetum Most 2080 Ti that haven't been mined to death and are nicer models go for $300-$400 still. Usually the higher range gets you a waterblock and extras.
biggest yet less funny joke nvidia has ever pulled. I genuinely checked it wasn't April's fools the day Nvidia released this card.
I mean, it's a really good $70 graphics card. Shame it isn't $70.
Don't forget the The GeForce GT 1010 DDR4
There's also the fun-fun 2060 12GB, the 3060 8GB, the sizzling hot MSRP of $1,999 for the 3090ti, and of course, the 3050.
I think the iGPU improvements killed the lower end of the GPU market. These companies used to repurpose last gen mid-range cards for lower budget stuff. But most CPUs have an igpu that's good enough for most uses, and can even play older and less demanding games ok.
@@paulmeyer1001 and the entire rtx 40 lineup
I was expecting something more like the RX 580 8gb to take on the 1630(which I didn't even know existed until this video), but then I looked at the prices. 580s are going for under $100 on Newegg.
They are also 6 year old cards that were a rebadge of a 7 year old card. Unless you can get one virtually free, buy something newer. The 580 is old enough that driver support will end sooner rather than later and on newer games, even at 1080p, you'll have to start making some really heavy graphics option cuts to get 60+ fps.
@@devilmikey00 I woudln't be so certain, there's AMD cards 5 years older than the rx 580 that are still getting support. I tossed my old one in my work computer and it still smashes, Particularly thanks to the ridiculous overclocking margins you can get on some of them. If high graphics fidelity is what you want, rather than stable FPS a budget card really isn't in the books for you any way.
I just checked out of curiosity too, the cheapest card with 8gb new is ~$400 CAD, aside from the a750. If you're on a budget, there's still not a better current price to performance card. While I would recommend say, a 6600/6600xt over one as a cheaper card, you won't be finding one of those for sub $50 like a 580.
@Sakara123 At $250 or the equivalent in CAD, I'd be willing to give the A750 a chance, but it would probably be because of the slightly better feature set rather than raw gaming performance since I have a 12th Gen system. If they kept that PAX offer and just made it $225, then it would be no contest for me personally. I think that both are decent choices compared to what Nvidia offers unless you absolutely need CUDA.
Also, didn't the 300 series get axed a while ago in terms of official driver support? I personally wouldn't mind a cheap 580, but seeing as how it's starting to have some issues with certain games like Forspoken (I know the game sucks, but the point still stands.) in terms of DX12 feature support, I don't see the 580 as ol' reliable as it was from 2017-2022.
How? In my country the cheapest used one in good condition is 150€.
@@EbonySaints Though I'm not fully convinced that Intel is all-in on their GPUs, I gotta admit that recent benchmarks after driver updates are impressive.
Honestly, the fact that the 580 is *just now* starting to have issues with new titles says a lot. As does the fact that most of those issues are more down to terrible optimization than anything. For a budget rig or a "baby's first PC build" kind of thing, you could do a LOT worse for more money. And to be fair to AMD, they seem to know that continuing support for older hardware is great PR, so the 580 might have a couple more years left in it. Though with how things are going it might not matter when you need a goddamn terabyte of VRAM to run anything properly.
After upgrading to a 6750xt I put my Rx 5700 up for 120 bucks, that gpu got me through the gpu apocalypse and still runs games very well at 1440p.
That's a great deal for a 5700, which is on par with a 6600 I believe.
Is it even a noticeble upgrade? The 6750XT is 450€, 50€ more than the 5700XT was back then. And from teh benchmarks I have seen it's not a big upgrade.
@@EragoEntertainment bIgGeR NuMbER = BeTTeR
@@qwertyuiopasdf160 Yeah, but is it 200€ better? Because that's about the price an upgrade will have assuming I can sell my 5700XT.
@@EragoEntertainment According to Hardware unboxed, it's almost a 30% uplift on average from 5700XT to 6700XT, the delta will be bigger between 6750XT and RX5700. Also I'm pretty sure 6750XT launch price is irrelevant, they be selling for 3060Ti money in many regions now. May I know which benchmarks you have observed?
Dawid's looking more and more like the guy behind the computer store and not the guy in the computer store. hehe
"Hey man you lookin' for a hot thiddy?"
@@RenegadePandaZ Is that a contraction of Thick (as in Chunky and solid) & Daddy or in other words are you suggesting Dawid is looking like a DILF lately ?
He opens the side of of his coat " Do you want a slightly used graphics card?"
Agree that it's getting disturbing. Someone send him a drug test.
Dawizard
CSGO has an anti-cheat that does not allow the game to launch if there is an overlay program like MSI afterburner running in the background
Or check file integrity of the game
Damn, that's stupid 😂
U sure? I have afterburner running and CSGO opens for me
u can launch it with overlay program in background but it just won't show any of the stats
Theres a console command to allow it
2:40: "Doesn't mean much considering what I do on this channel". Never change, Dawid. Never change
Even new the 1630 should be at best a $50 card.
This what I was thinking. If it's not 50, but 70-80 usd at max. 160 is like robbery in daylight.
@@nupagagyi I think you mean a daylight robbery. :p
Yeah the GTX 1630 should have been priced similarly to the gt 1030. It would have been a good 1030 replacement lol
@@goeland4585 Probably that. My english is like a good cake without the good part. Sorry. :-)
Dawid: "its so tinnyy!"
The rest of us: "its pretty average sized, actually"
It's big even 🥺
IO shields are only like 3 inches anyway.
A good alternative would also be the RX 5700 XT. I have had mine for like 3 and a half years and it's still very capable.
Exactly what I bought.
And the seller gave me a lead on a job opening... Which i got. Best used GPU purchase of my life.
It's more powerful than the 6600, but is also older and uses more power. I haven't been hearing about them having high failure rates even at this stage of life, so as long as you do due diligence, and thoroughly test it within the return/refund window, they're likely to be good.
@@syncmonism All you have to do is undervolt it. It doesn't use that much more power than a 6600 with a good undervolt. RDNA 1 for some reason runs at really high stock voltages when it doesn't need to.
@@syncmonism i've got one of those refurbished RX5700's, to be more exact, an RX5700 with a flashed BIOS from an XT variant, i've had it for around a month and a half with some average gaming, no funky business with it, nor crashes, still with stock voltages/frequencies, never goes past 80ºc (on a rather restrictive case in terms of airflow). Also, it's not being really stressed with the loads i give to it, since i'm locked to 1080p.
I recently helped my son build is first gaming PC out of some old parts and some new. I bought a brand new ASRock Phantom Gaming D Radeon RX 6500 XT for $160 and paired it with a AMD Ryzen 7 2700X (yes I know PCIE gen 3 woes). That card is silent, great air flow, and has played well over 120 fps (even above 300 in older titles) on Very High settings for everything I have tried. People crap on the card, for good reason, but for a first PC at sub $200 I have no complaints.
honestly a great platform, specially for a beginner as your son, has a great upgrade path. hope he has fun tinkering with it :)
I have this powercolor 6600 and it's brilliant - not just raw performance, but it's a quiet and cold card.
The RX 6600 and 5700 XT are basically twins performance wise, I have stuck to the RX 6600 for my last couple budget builds even if it costs a few extra dollars. The thought process is simple, its newer, less wear and tear from age, newer features like resizable bar, and driver support will last a bit longer.
it also consumes much less power
I feel like nvidia is just trolling at this point
They are pricing their cards up and down the stack like it's still 2021 except they want to play the role of the scalper directly. They don't seem to realize the used market is absolutely flooded with good cheap options. 200-300 bucks can get you anywhere from a 6600 to 3060ti. Most people don't even have monitors good enough to need more power than that going by stream survey's.
@@devilmikey00 And this is true around the world and not just in certain markets. With the flood of cheap, used gpu's that are still relevant in today's games, you'd think that Nvidia would price their new cards well to compete. But sadly they're just too greedy for their own good, so they will have to learn a lesson that will hurt their pockets soon enough.
got a used 1080 ti FTW3 for right at $200 after the fees, shipping, and new PSU cable I had to buy.
Awesome upgrade, very happy, especially at 1080p.
Was even able to flip my gtx 1080 FE for $165 before fees
@Slywerk it's not getting new DLSS features and stuff like that but i still get driver updates regularly and the card performs great.
The GTX 10 series aged like fine wine, still going strong.
@@slywerk5070that card doesn’t get driver updates anymore. Get a 10 series card at the oldest
@@Luke-pp2lw yeah 9xx series at the bare minimum but you really shouldn't dip below 10xx series unless there's no other options at your price point
I upgraded to the exact same 1080ti from an MSI armor 1080 and only ended up spending £70 after selling the 1080, worth the money at 1440p
got a gtx 1080 EVGA SC for 180 euros, amazing deal and if i went with amd i would probably be able to get even better performance
Ebay has tons of 5700xt's for around $150-200 usd i dont know the conversion rate though but im tryna pick me up one decent 4k card nd way cheaper than the rtx cards
Got a Vega 56 for 100€
Last year I got a Gigabyte 1080 ti for 86 euros including shipping, it was used in a mining rig. Still works without problems till this day.
@@Prootus damn that's literally the sweetest deal , wish I could get one for this kinda price , I am still stuck using a 1050 ti , this would be such a massive upgrade
@@abhineetsingh12 i think an rx 580 should give you a very decent gpu upgrade there going for as low as 80usd but if you want even more performance the 1660 supers are going for around $120 usd
The 1630 being what it is makes me feel so much better about the 6500XT that came in my PC.
I’m going to be upgrading ASAP
Got an RX 6600 on sale for $250 USD to replace my RTX 1650 Super and I love it. Have it hooked to a 4k LG TV and run the games I like to play in 4k on med to high settings without issue. Resident Evil 3 (Remastered) looked so realistic I couldn't tell the cut scenes from the actual game at the beginning. Very happy with the RX 6600.
You are right, I also got the same card for $330 Canadian dragmas ($250US). Totally fine with 1080P ultra settings. Very good power/price ratio.
I have a 1650s as well, considering this upgrade, what's the difference in power draw?
Exactly! I got RX 6600 XT and for the price its totally worth it gpu.
Pascal Flagship performance in a 220 usd card is fantastic, honestly. The 6600 is so damn good.
@@lushG678 At default settings, none. Both are 100 Watt, cards--though you can increase the power limit on the Radeon to 120 Watts and my 6600 runs ridiculously cool.
"Buy used" is a great tip in general when it comes to gaming hardware. One thing is to go to the seller in person and test things out on the spot, maybe go with a seller to check with proffesionals. If seller has a problem with that, look somewhere else, but the market is very saturated and it's quite easy to find a good deal. I got brand new laptop with rtx3060 for literally half of the price, it had no windows so people complained (even better for me, fresh install with no bloat ) and he was trying to sell it for few months so he was willing to let it go for really low. I drove for it 3h total, completly worth the effort. The disc was working literally 5 hours which was probably some factory testing mostly. It's my 4th used laptop and I had issues with only 1 of them and that one was dirt cheap so can't really complain.
used is the only option if someone has a 12 year old mobo like me,
@@phillipdeeznut "Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without". I really belive, that using stuff that is still 50-80% condition just makes sense considering all the e waste, car waste etc. I usually can't afford new stuff but honestly as long as that stuff is still working it doesn't really bother me. It's also an opportunity to learn, if I bought every car brand new and sold it as soon as anything went wrong I would know exactly jack shit about cars ;)
i assume the 1 person disliking this bought an gtx 1630 a couple days ago
Consistently some of the best RUclips content I've ever seen
That closing statement made me spit my coffee
Your humor is a breath of fresh air and really makes my day. Thanks for the laughs.
Unfortunately where I'm at in Canada the 6600 is still 300+ CAD used. So I just picked up a used 1660 super for $160. Needed a GPU to match my older system. It OC'd like a champ with a decent undervolt. Really happy with it so far. Matches the 1070 in performance with the OC.
Oh yeah, the 1660 s is pretty gudge
If anyone is confused about the GTA V bit in which stutters seem to be a good thing - stutters in this game happen when it runs at or very close to its built in frame cap, so it simply means that the card is too fast for the game, if that's a thing.
I feel like I'm about to get arrested for accessory because I just watched that 6600 commit murder.
Really enjoy the content thanks for putting out fun videos like this archiving dinosaurs for future generations to enjoy!
RX580 solos the 1630
@PEEGIII yeah
For like 80 freedom dollers
@PEEGIII You sure? I bought my RX 460 in August of 2016.
@@DarkLinkAD dog 400 was 2016 and 500 was 2017
@@legeaux1 Same card though, just a new sticker. They actually sent stickers to retailers to put over the old ones.
Quality content as always, mate. Thanks for getting me through my tech support job.
Dawids deathmatch arena of death makes a return i see
There's nothing like a Dawid video to brighten up your day.
I recently built my first gaming pc (pretty low end but for me it’s amazing). Got a i3 13100F for 99.99, used tomahawk b660 ATX used (it looks like it was taken out of the box and just put right back in and sent to amazon brand new) and a knock off 5500 RX 8G that runs like a stock normal one.
I forgot the price of the motherboard. It was $125
I am also a true budget gamer. I have a ryzen 5 3600 (80 euros) B550 Mobo (100 euros) and a 1070ti used from a friend for 100 euros. I play 1080p games on ultra or high with good fps.
Those beautiful flowy locks of hair
I always look forward to your videos for a laugh lmao, keep up the good work!
Gamers will still look at these numbers and say that AMD is the devil and willingly choose the 1630.
Would have been interesting to see test one of the New Old Stock rx580 8 gigabyte cards.
what you need my man is not a gpu but a haircut
Picked up a used 6700xt last week for my wife’s first build. $250 USD. Second hand is a great market right now!
Nothing at all wrong with a used card... Just make sure the service you use has a money back guarantee if it's not as described.
You should also keep your eyes peeled for holiday sales, I actually got a 6600 for less brand new on Amazon, but that was because of the Christmas/new year sales.
RX 5700 XT is the sweet spot for used cards right now... performs slightly better than the RX 6600, and saves you a few bucks too.
Yeah, it's faster by a decent bit. About 10% faster at 1080p and 15% faster at 1440p. Stock power consumption isn't great but they undervolt really well. I was able to get mine down from the stock 225W to down to 180W without losing performance by undervolting.
Unless you live in a hot room like I do. Sub 100W in any game using 6600xt is just godsent.
Yeah power draw on that thing is a bummer, it's in my VR machine and makes Beat Saber an even sweatier workout 😅
Agree, RX 5700 XT is pretty much an RX 6600 XT just with a higher power consumption but nothing you can't fix with some undervolt 👌
That's bad argument. You can UV 6600XT too, so difference will be the same. Mine consumes around 130W after UV and no performance loss.
“Like gaming on the flight computer of an Apollo 11 rocket”
Petition to make this Dawid’s next video
I bought a used Nitro+ RX 580 for $65 for my daughters rig. Very pleased. 5700 XT’s are also $130-160.
Dawid slaying it with the new hairstyle 😳
B.. but, can it run crysis??
no not Crysis 4
I agree with that. I recently rebuilt my entire PC for mostly used parts and it cost me around 600$ cad.
Ryzen 3600x for 120
An MSI x490 motherboard i think for 100
New 32gb ddr4 3600 for 110
And a Radeon 5700xt for 250$ at the time.
I can run everything amazingly well.
HA!
Xeon e5-1630 V4
Dell T5810
8GB included
AMD 20$ card with GCN 2.0 and 2gb gddr5
Total 80$,
E-motional-damage!
@@DarkLinkAD i am happy you are happy with your system. its killer price performance. tho not really comparable to what i have.
@@CoolTI-Daniel The CPU is comparable though.
The card is100% bosssx
@@CoolTI-Daniel In all seriousness, I cant wait to quad channel this ram. The single channel is showing 480 on CPUZ benchmark.
"The used card's foot is so far up the 1630's ass that it's never getting it's shoe back" lmfao, brilliant
Here in the Uk we have prebuilts being offered with a 5800X3D CPU and GT1030s or GT710 GPUs. It’s absolute madness.
Not the GT ten-thiddy! Are your system builders over there mad or something?
Out of curiosity what store is offering this cause they've definitely lost their mind. Prebuilts in the US might cheap out on the PSU or ram but not the freaking GPU.
@@jamesalexander5559 Amazon UK, Palicomp.
@@smithp573 I see, that truly sucks so see.
who is the homeless guy in the video?
The GPU prices have hit me hard. 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff you're telling me, i got a 4070 ti, and now i dont have shoes!
I got 6700xt for 125 off the marketplace. A 3700x, cooler, 16gb 3200mzh ram, a 750w PSU and x570 motherboard for 275. I already had a case so I built a very nice PC for 400. Love the marketplace ❤
loving the keanu dawid style!
you couldve gotten an a380 for way less than 160
And then have an awful time
@@megadeth8592yeah the a380 isn't very good
Dawid with the long hair is like if Keanu Reeves' John Wick was in the IT Department.
moral of the story: there is no bad gpus, only bad gpu prices
digging the new hairstyle Dawid
Grizzly Adams, I've missed you...Where is the Bear?
I still think Dawid looks like a young version of the old dude who introduces us to Jurassic park...... lol....... I've had this in my head since day one ha....
4:25 dialogue and video checks out
Your music choices are 🤌🤌🤌 vibing out to the benchmark bumbers
20 years from now this dude will still be benchmarking hardware using GTA5
Haircut time, Dawid. Hippy Boy Steve from Gamers Nexus doesn't want the competition. Very good content, by the way.
Dawid - Just how many times have you walked out that door and driven down that first road in GTA?! I imagine those few moments are truly burned themselves into the deepest parts of your brain at this point! 🤣
I was unaware of GTA V's notorious and awfully implemented 180 fps limit.
off topic but i love this mans beard
You can tell Dawid is a big time RUclipsr now by the 'boy band' hair he's donning!
I think the 1630 only exists so NVIDIA can stop producing the GT 1030, followed by retiring driver support for the Pascal architecture. OEMs use the 1030 as the "I just need a discrete display out" option when picking a graphics card so the price needs to be low. Not a big market but it's there
I used to have hair like that...in 1970...lol.
Dawid's L'Oreal hair is positively dazzling.
I think murder no a massacre of the lil sixteen-thiddy.
A 590 and 980 and 1070ti and 5700xt also great options for budget pcs
Dog is love Dog is life
My favourite tech content creator
🤣Dawid starting to look like a bearded emo🤣
I remember buying a Rx 590 around this price new lmao we've come a long way indeed
Dawids hair is getting wild!
An Rx 580 can be had for like $150 CAD right now. Doing a sub $200 video card shoot out would be awesome
$150 is enough for a 1070ti and it's faster than a 3050
2:25 Dewid is 10 years old confirmed
03:31 Press ctrl+shift+esc to open task manager faster, btw you would be proud to know I am gaming on integrated graphics Lol. Nice videos btw
This would be a solid series, raising pricepoint to a max of 700 or so idk. 250 or 300 next?
I bought a 2nd hand GTX 1050TI, about 3-4 years ago, and recently thought it had died, (it's nearly 8 years old) luckily it was the motherboard, and my gpu still flies and works like a dream. Best purchase 8v3 ever made 2nd hand.
A new channel relic: The GTX Sixteen-Thiddy
Dawid time for a haircut brother 😂 awesome vid as always 👍
Its been long before Mr David 😊
I got a 6600 for 169, said it was used but when it came in it was still new and unopened
Maaan, I got the 1650D6 version of this card a couple years ago for 120USD new. This shit sucks.
I forgot the 1630 exists, I remember thinking of buying one to turn an office PC into a gaming capable PC if I ever decided to get one.
I was using a powercolor hellhound rx6600 for a few months while I saved up for a 2080ti, and I can confirm, it's amazing for the price. It's a great little card. Peaked at 60c under load in cyberpunk...
The 1630 looks like the designers used inches and the manufacturers thought it was in cm.
Hmm. For the same price as the 1630, you could get an RX 6400 with more cores, ROPs, TMUs and clock speeds - and at only 2/3rds of the wattage. Same memory and bus width, though.
edit: And $200 for a used RX 6600? Damn. Back in January when I settled on my RX 6400 ($200 Canadian Rubles new), the only used RX 6600s I could find on this side of the country were $300+. :/ Still, the RX 6400 does all I need it to (Skyrim, Fallout 4, GTA5, Just Cause 3, low-spec indie games) pefectly well, so I'm not THAT chuffed about it.
edit 2: Oh, and the original part of the comment was at the beginning when the spec comparison with the 1650 was on screen, well before the RX 6400 was insulted at the end. :)
for a second their I thought I was watching The Why Files with the music that was on
I Am only watching your videos on youtube for 4 days.
Dawid please do a showdown of low end cards that do not require extra power cables
I didn’t even know the gtx 1630 Existed
just bought a rx6600 sapphire pulse for 130€ used, the dude only used it for 1 year so it still even under warranty ( warranty for everything is 2yrs minimum in the EU by law )... i think it was a good deal :p you can even have rx 580s for 60-70€ used and they'll still kick that 1630 up in orbit
been watching your video for long time, i really enjoying watching youre content, didnt realize i wasnt subsribe, guilty😉
Uh, the RX6400 mentioned at 8:08 is going for $160, too. You must be looking at Canadian pricing.
Seeing the RX 6600 made me laugh out loud!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
We all kinda knew what will happen next. Poor 1630...
Hey art from Zdzisław Beksiński, now we are talking. My mental health is maintained by his work 😏
Wow... See that little 1630.. would just make me soooooo happy... Seriously.. I'd love to be able to get one and make a build... That would be MORE THAN ENOUGH for me
Well at least he knows men definitely didn’t go to the moon 🌙