Choosing a GPU

[Marc Delage]

I'd like to know what is the best Gpu I can get without upgrading my psu. My estimated load wattage is 236 W. I was thinking a rx 570, but i dont want to overload the psu.

 

PSU- evga 500 80+ bronze

MB--  Asus tuf b450

Cpu-  Ryzen 7 2700x

Ram- 2x8g

storage- 1x M.2 1x sata

Fans- 4x 140mm Be quiet

 

And is there an easier way to copy paste full system specs?

[Adorable Cat]

that power supply should be good enough for just about any graphics card you want to put in, don't worry.

[Guest]

Don't worry, the PSU is good enough, not great but will be sufficient. I would advise against that card though. 570 is quite old by modern standards and a faster budget alternative eg. 1650 Super probably doesn't cost much more and is 30% -ish faster.

[steelo]

29 minutes ago, Marc Delage said:

I'd like to know what is the best Gpu I can get without upgrading my psu. My estimated load wattage is 236 W. I was thinking a rx 570, but i dont want to overload the psu.

 

PSU- evga 500 80+ bronze

MB--  Asus tuf b450

Cpu-  Ryzen 7 2700x

Ram- 2x8g

storage- 1x M.2 1x sata

Fans- 4x 140mm Be quiet

 

And is there an easier way to copy paste full system specs?

You should be plenty fine. I'm running a R5 2600 and a RX 5700 with the same psu and haven't had any issues...

 

A RX 570, although a bit older is a very competent GPU for 1080/60 fps gaming...I'd try to find one used though.