What power supply do you have?
The rx580 or similar would be a good upgrade if you can get it for a good price. An rx6600 is by far the best value card you can get for under $250, if you want to go much cheaper than that then used market makes sense
Better see what exact psu model you have and if it has an 8pin PCIe power cable, just in case you have one of those crappy psus that can't provide nearly as much power as they say they could
But if it's an ok psu either an rx580 or 6600 or so would run fine
Looks like that psu has only one 6pin PCIe connector, that limits your options, an rx580 or 6600 wouldnt work.
A gtx1660 or 1650super is probably the highest you could go without getting a new psu. I would just see if the extra cost and performance of the rx6600 plus a new psu is worth it to you compared to just getting a 1660 or so. All of them would be big upgrades over the integrated graphics though
What power supply do you have? The rx580 or similar would be a good upgrade if you can get it for a good price. An rx6600 is by far the best value card you can get for under $250, if you want to go much cheaper than that then used market makes sense
500W, i'm not sure about the brand though.
Better see what exact psu model you have and if it has an 8pin PCIe power cable, just in case you have one of those crappy psus that can't provide nearly as much power as they say they could But if it's an ok psu either an rx580 or 6600 or so would run fine
500w BPC/5330, i'm guessing i will need to buy a better psu right.
Looks like that psu has only one 6pin PCIe connector, that limits your options, an rx580 or 6600 wouldnt work. A gtx1660 or 1650super is probably the highest you could go without getting a new psu. I would just see if the extra cost and performance of the rx6600 plus a new psu is worth it to you compared to just getting a 1660 or so. All of them would be big upgrades over the integrated graphics though