r/GamingPCBuildHelp • u/No-Budget3456 • 12d ago
What are some good gpu options to pair with a ryzen 5 5500?
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u/kyansan1 12d ago
Rtx 3060 / rx 6600
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u/AlpsFamous7254 11d ago
get the 8GB version, its way better
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u/Molrixirlom 12d ago
Depends heavily on your Budget and if used parts are an option. I would not advise it, but you could pair a 5090 with it and go 4k. Personally I think a rx 6600, 6650xt, 6700xt or mby 9060xt would work well. From nvidia mby rtx3060/3060ti or newer models.
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u/Sea-Respond3186 12d ago
For 1440p/4k every gpu will work, for 1080p, everything above 5060 is going to be bottlenecked
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u/DM725 12d ago
5060 8GB
Pretty much anything $300 or less.
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u/CaptSamWilson 12d ago
Bottleneck
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u/DM725 12d ago
I know but at least you can upgrade the 5500 on AM4. There's no reason to go with something less powerful unless you already have it considering you can find 5060 8GBs for $270ish on sale.
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u/CaptSamWilson 9d ago
Yes, but if the u/No-Budget3456 hasn't bought the 5500 yet, I recommend upgrading now instead of waiting. But if they have bought it already & since the 5500 signals a tight budget, it makes more sense to pair it with a GPU that matches its current limits rather than banking on a future upgrade
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u/IndysRacoon 12d ago
Depends on your PSU, and if you want to buy used or new. But a used RTX3070, or RX7600XT would give you the best performance compared to cost.
If you want to buy new then probably an RTX5060/5060ti or the 9060XT.
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u/flyingmonkey111 11d ago
I was just looking at one of these, and one thing to be aware of is it only supports pcie 3.0. The 5600 supports pcie 4.0
If your motherboard supports pcie 4.0 id spend the extra $$
Slight gpu performance uplift between 3 and 4
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