I recently picked up two GPUs: an Nvidia GTX 1650 Super and an AMD RX 5500 XT. Both of these cards, by current standards, are nothing more than “e-waste.” However, since I planned to use them for a secondary streaming setup, these GPUs felt perfect. Not to mention, I snagged both GPUs at an incredibly good price. However, as a fun experiment, I tried using these dated cards to test some recent Triple-A releases.
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