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FAQs

What CPU won't bottleneck a RX 580? ›

Intel i5-9600K: If you want to ensure there is absolutely no bottleneck, the i5-9600K is a good option. It provides higher clock speeds and can handle demanding tasks without any issues [1].

The AMD RX580 draws a max of around 185W stock - a quality 480W power supply should be sufficient assuming a similar mid-range CPU and rest of system.

A Ryzen 5 5600G with an RX 580 is a well-balanced CPU+GPU combination for playing the majority of recent PC games at 1080p low graphics settings.

For Rx 580 graphics card you can consider a processor like Ryzen 3 4100 for great performance.

Yes, CPU bottlenecking GPU can cause overheating issues in your system, as the CPU may be working harder than it should to keep up with the demands of the GPU. This can cause the CPU to generate more heat, which can lead to thermal throttling or other cooling issues.

You can use common PSU for gaming like 500 watt with 80+ setification that would be good even you can use 380 watt with 80+ sertification in case you will use it only for powering the exp gdc and the rx 580, i think it still enough. But the best option is use the 400 - 500 watt or upper with 80+ sertification.

Yes, you need a new PSU. The RX 580 doesn't require 450W, it only requires 185W (some high-end models can use a bit more, especially if overclocked), but at least a 450W PSU is recommended.

What undervolt wattage should I set for my RX 580 GPU for a 400W PSU? Sapphire recommends a minimum PSU of 500 Watts for your GPU card which means your PSU is about 100 watts weaker than it should be. I suggest you just upgrade your PSU to a metal rated PSU to at least 850 Watts.

Radeon RX 6750 XT or Radeon RX 6700 XT (Cheaper), both are great cards, just find a brand that you like and buy it. If you looking for a cheap card go for XFX. Another great budget card is the Radeon RX 6650 XT. Brands don't really matter, as long as the card looks good and runs great.

Which is the best driver for RX 580? ›

When I last tried late 2021, the best driver for HEVC on a RX 580 was 20.10. 1 (Oct 2020) as anything newer than that would have quick driver timeouts with Virtual Desktop and Quest 2.

The AMD Chipset Software Installer will display a list of supported drivers to be installed. By default, all components will be checked, which is recommended for a complete installation.

System Requirements:

500W (or greater) power supply with one 75W 8-pin PCI Express power connector recommended**. Minimum 4GB of system memory 8GB (or more) system memory recommended for AMD CrossFire™ technology. Installation software requires CD-ROM drive, keyboard, mouse, and display.

The Radeon RX 580 will run 99% of the top 12,000 PC games. It will also run 92% of these games at the recommended or best experience levels.

Yes it will. I have a Ryzen 3 3200G with RX580 8GB and it still bottlenecks a bit. If it bottlenecks with RX580, it will definitely bottleneck with GTX1070. So I recommend that you get a Ryzen 5 2600 as it is quite cheap at the moment.

Yes it will. I have a Ryzen 3 3200G with RX580 8GB and it still bottlenecks a bit. If it bottlenecks with RX580, it will definitely bottleneck with GTX1070. So I recommend that you get a Ryzen 5 2600 as it is quite cheap at the moment.

yes the 4 c 4 t CPU will make a big bottleneck for the GPU. for example in csgo you can get almost 300 or so fps with the rx 580 but due to the fact the CPU will bottleneck it you will only get about 150 to 170 fps and your GPU will stay at 50% usage and that 10 year old CPU will be pegged at 100%.

Both the mentioned GPU and CPU are excellent performers. As for combo, the Ryzen 5 2600 can support much higher end configurations too up to a 2080 with some bottlenecks. So the RX 580 and Ryzen 5 2600 is a good combo, but there could be greater combos like with a 5700XT or an RTX 2060 or gtx 1660 super.

Radeon RX 6750 XT or Radeon RX 6700 XT (Cheaper), both are great cards, just find a brand that you like and buy it. If you looking for a cheap card go for XFX. Another great budget card is the Radeon RX 6650 XT. Brands don't really matter, as long as the card looks good and runs great.