Nos confrères de Wccftech nous proposent un intéressant comparatif entre une RX 5500 XT, une GTX 1650, une RX Vega 56 et une GTX 1070. Mais pourquoi donc me direz-vous, tout simplement car toutes ses cartes sont actuellement proposées à environ 200 £ sur le marché américain.
La question logique est donc de savoir si il est plus pertinent de choisir une carte nouvelle génération ou une carte "ancienne" génération. En terme de fps, de consommation ou de dégagement thermique, on vous invite à découvrir le résultat de ce comparatif.
"Recently we published a review of the SAPPHIRE Pulse Radeon RX 5500 XT 4GB review and in it, we compared it to the GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER as well as the last generation cards that they were both replacing. The catch there was those older cards are now dirt cheap if you can find them on the market, but what about those sitting on about $200 cash for a new graphics card? The new features and efficiencies of the new cards are great, but what if you're trying to maximize the amount of power you're getting for the money you spend?"
La question logique est donc de savoir si il est plus pertinent de choisir une carte nouvelle génération ou une carte "ancienne" génération. En terme de fps, de consommation ou de dégagement thermique, on vous invite à découvrir le résultat de ce comparatif.
"Recently we published a review of the SAPPHIRE Pulse Radeon RX 5500 XT 4GB review and in it, we compared it to the GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER as well as the last generation cards that they were both replacing. The catch there was those older cards are now dirt cheap if you can find them on the market, but what about those sitting on about $200 cash for a new graphics card? The new features and efficiencies of the new cards are great, but what if you're trying to maximize the amount of power you're getting for the money you spend?"
source : Wccftech
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Posté le 02 Mars 2020 à 10:10 par Jonathan Riemain
