Graphics card for Ryzen 5?

Hello I'm looking for a suitable graphics card for: Ryzen 5 3600. 16 GB of ram.

I use RTX less maybe than fun in minecraft Windows 10 Edition.

I would play games in at least 144hz WQHD and if possible also stream / record 1080p 60fps, video editing should also be possible.

Budget: 200-300 euro

Budget: 200-300 euro

Have you actually forgotten at the present time.

Would wait until Q3 2021, maybe the prices will improve there.

Wait a few months until graphics cards are good to buy again.

Possibly a used 1070 or 1070Ti

Used for graphics cards is another thing…

Graphics cards with a long service life are more prone to defects.

I would buy graphics cards with a maximum of 2 years of use. I think anything about it is very risky.

Well, buying used hardware is much less risky than some other used items… Because hardware has a very, very long life expectancy, unless you overclock it to death or otherwise badly treat it.

I would recommend at least a GTX 1660 super (6GB).

https://pc-builds.com / calculator / Ryzen_5_3600 / GeForce_GTX_1660_SUPER / 0U91558A / 16/100

https://www.schottenland.de/suche/?searchstring=gtx+1660+super

A RTX 2060 super (8GB) would be stronger. The RTX functions are only relatively limited here anyway, but the computing power is higher.

https://pc-builds.com / calculator / Ryzen_5_3600 / GeForce_RTX_2060_SUPER / 0U914p8A / 16/100

And if you want to use an AMD graphics card, an RX 5700 (8GB) would be a very suitable graphics card and the RX 5700xt (8GB) the upper limit, I would say.

https://pc- builds.com/calculator/Ryzen_5_3600/Radeon_RX_5700/0U914f28/16/100

https://www.hardwareschotte.de/suche/?searchstring=rx+5700+-xt

https://pc-builds.com / calculator / Ryzen_5_3600 / Radeon_RX_5700_XT / 0U914j28 / 16/100

https://www.hardwareschotte.de/suche/?searchstring=rx+5700xt

Both AMD Grakas are well above your budget, but that would be a really sensible investment.

But an R7-3700x (8/16) would be better suited for smooth streaming of games. The "2/2" to 8G basic cores make a big difference. And here the RX 5700xt, (8GB), or a more expensive RTX 3070 (8GB) would be very suitable.

But with slightly lower resolution and graphics settings, the R5-3600x (6/12) should also be usable here.

I've read that several times. I have no practical experience with it. My own (current) hardware is too weak for that. It would also be absolutely not "my thing" anyway.

Your main problem will be getting one of the Grakas mentioned.

Even with these "older" models there are now certain delivery bottlenecks, which has pushed prices up "a little".

E.g. The GTX 1660 super (6GB) was roughly 5-7 months ago only at 210-260 euro. Now it's roughly 300-360 euro (sometimes even more…).

So this is not an ideal time to buy a graphics card.

However, this should (hopefully) have normalized somewhat by mid-2021.

If I put together or buy a new system, I would then temporarily continue to use my current GTX 1050ti (4GB).

In my "current" C2Q (4x3GHz) this is a very good "line-up", even if a GTX 750ti (2GB) would also work quite well. (This would then be built back into the C2Q…)

A very, very high life expectancy.

No, you can't say that in general.

The service life of the graphics cards is designed to operate for five years before electromigration begins. However, if you overclock the graphics card directly with a voltage increase and set the power limit to the maximum, you may shorten the life of the graphics card to only around one year.

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If the CPU is not operated far outside the specifications (especially outside the permissible voltage), then they actually last forever, at least well over 10 years. In other words, before the CPU breaks, it is so outdated that you no longer use it.

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As a rule, RAM lasts for 20-30 years, then signs of age appear in the SI.

In a nutshell…

And unfortunately absolutely correct!

These are now theoretical assumptions, I guess with the scenario "24/7 full load". Otherwise GPUs that are over 10 years old would no longer work properly. Sure, it all has to do with how it was treated by the previous owner.

Consumer use, so no server operation ^^

At the moment exactly 0.0 GPUs are recommended. The prices are completely screwed.

Example…

A GTX1660super normally costs around 220 euro, now around 330 euro +.

So wait another 6 months.

Ok endweder if you don't like rtx from amd stock the last non rtx cards was think rx 5700 etc but with nem buget of 2,300 euro hmm gtx 1660 super but I know degree ned whether the 144 fps ind wqhd shaft thinks ned

Exaggerated but detailed 👍

I just had some time…

But what is my "exaggeration"?

In the selection of grakas or the depth of detail?

Or maybe the purely technical requirement?

I just wanted to cover a wider range of services.

Is the age given in operating hours? Because 5 years of operating hours are a lot

Consumer use, so no server operation

Yes, that doesn't answer my question.

Server operation = 24/7.

Consumer operation = rather not so 24/7.

So what. So if you assume intensive use yourself, a GPU will last at least a decade according to the assumption… But it doesn't matter, used is of course always associated with a certain risk.