Gigabyte Radeon RX 5500 and GeForce GTX 1660/1650 SUPER SKUs Leak Onto the web
And really, like all of them have been listed at an EEC database. The new entries kind of confirms the existance of the cards. As you've probably read on some sites, the RX 5500 series feature 22 Compute Units, which is 1408 Stream Processors, similar to the GTX 1660 Ti.
As the chatter goes, AMD has been using Polaris-based RX 480 for comparison with the 5500 series, which will be 128-bit based in memory confioguration of up-to 8GB GDDR6. Moving on to the headline, at a database Gigabyte registered all kinds of cards, in specific the RX 5500 series as well as GeForce GTX 1660/1650 SUPER SKUs. The SKU codes confirm the 4 and 8 GB configurations, as Gigabyte always lists these in the name. Props to momomo via videocardz who spotted these SKUs.
GIGABYTE Radeon RX 5500 XT & GeForce GTX 1660/1650 SUPER | |||
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GTX 1660 SUPER | GTX 1650 SUPER | RX 5700 (XT) | RX 5500 XT |
GV-N166SAORUS-6GD | GV-N165SGAMING OC-4GD | GV-R57XTWF3OC-8GD | GV-R55XTGAMING OC-8GD |
GV-N166SGAMING OC-6GD | GV-N165SWF2OC-4GD | GV-R57XTWF2OC-8GD | GV-R55XTWF2OC-8GD |
GV-N166SGAMINGOC WHITE-6GD | GV-N165SOC-4GD | GV-R57XTWF3-8GD | GV-R55XTOC-8GD |
GV-N166SWF2OC-6GD | GV-N165SOC-4GL | GV-R57XTWF2-8GD | GV-R55XTGAMING-8GD |
GV-N166SOC-6GD | GV-N165SIXOC-4GD | GV-R57WF3OC-8GD, | GV-R55XTWF2-8GD |
GV-N166SIXOC-6GD | GV-N165SGAMING -4GD | GV-R57WF3-8GD | GV-R55XTD6-8GD |
GV-N166SGAMING-6GD | GV-N165SWF2-4GD | GV-R57WF2OC-8GD | |
GV-N166SGAMING WHITE-6GD | GV-N165SD6-4GD | GV-R57WF2-8GD | |
GV-N166SWF3-6GD | GV-N165SD6-4GL | ||
GV-N166SWF2-6GD | GV-N165SIX-4GD | ||
GV-N166SD6-6GD | GV-N165S-4GD | ||
GV-N166SIX-6GD | GV-N165S-4GL |
The GTX 1650 Super should get 4 GB of RAM and its big sister the GTX 1660 Super 6 GB of RAM. While the RX 5500 XT would ship with up-to 8 GB of RAM.
Source: EEC, momomo, videocardz
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Idk but if amd is comparing bare 5500 to 480 then this lower end navi cards may surprise us. 5600 could be faster than 1660ti/super.
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I am surprised to see gddr6 on these
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1650 super to fight 5500.
Well puzzle is complete somehow.
5600XT=1660ti/1660super(no amd equivalents here)
5600=1660/rx590
5500XT=rx580/1650super
5500=rx570/rx480/GTX1060
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Also they just made the 1650 Ti obsolete even before the card was to be released well better early than late I guess. Its obvious that the 1650 super is going to be just behind the 1650 Ti. But at the end of the day it depends on pricing and what AMD is doing as well.
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Here we go again. Nvidia having to fill the gaps again.