Whats better?

skayqz · August 27, 2023

I will get the money soon to afford a good low profile gpu but which one is better between sapphire rx 6400 and or pny gtx 1650 (both low profile variants).

I really dont know which one is better because i saw multiple videos that an rx 6400 is better and then at some games a gtx 1650 does better etc etc

I want to make a controlled purchase since i cant afford to take an L.

Middcore · August 27, 2023

They're basically equivalent.

Unless you absolutely need a low profile card, they're both junk.

Fasauceome · August 27, 2023

26 minutes ago, skayqz said:

want to make a controlled purchase since i cant afford to take an L.

It might be better to save up instead, then. If you've got a precarious financial situation, I recommend waiting until you can get a full size system instead of picking between low profile. Then you can complete a proper upgrade instead of taking half steps.

skayqz · August 27, 2023

1 minute ago, Fasauceome said:

It might be better to save up instead, then. If you've got a precarious financial situation, I recommend waiting until you can get a full size system instead of picking between low profile. Then you can complete a proper upgrade instead of taking half steps.

i got a low profile pc and i am sticking with it since i like challenge

Bagzie · August 27, 2023

1 hour ago, skayqz said:

i got a low profile pc and i am sticking with it since i like challenge

It's not a challenge its just a really bad value and performance proposition.

Fasauceome · August 27, 2023

11 hours ago, skayqz said:

i got a low profile pc and i am sticking with it since i like challenge

It's a bit unorthodox but I suggest a more fun challenge. Get some appropriate cutting tools and hot rod your PC!

Carve out the side panel such that it can accommodate a full size graphics card, and if you follow through with a power supply upgrade, modify for that too!

Or, you can get a regular ATX case and modify it to fit your SFF motherboard (if the motherboard doesn't already comply with the ATX standard for mounting and I/O orientation.) Then, a full size PSU and graphics card are easy.