Yes, it should work.
Yes, it should work.
Combined several components... My previous configuration was built during the Athlon era in the late 90s. Will this arrangement support at least 1080p gaming? Is it at least reasonably quick? AMD Ryzen 5500 MSI MPG B550 motherboard Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 32GB Crucial P310 1TB M.2 AISURIX RX 580 2048SP, 8GB ECOGaming 700W modular
the rx580 remains functional for 1080p, though it’s an older GPU. For better performance, consider upgrading to a more affordable motherboard such as the msi b550, which is a professional option. Changing the power supply might also help if you’re aiming for smoother operation.
It may function, but only temporarily. I wouldn't suggest using it as a power source—it could be among the least reliable recently. Where are you planning to purchase it, and how much are you willing to spend?
It seems like you're working on something around a $400 budget. The item you're considering is from Amazon, but nothing has been bought yet. You're assembling parts to build a basic machine—not flashy or colorful. Just aiming for smooth 1080p performance and maybe running some simple games. If I hit the "decent" level, it would be a big win!
Keep the games simple, so eSports titles and AAA releases before 2020, the R5 5500 and RX 580 SP2048 offer a solid feel. You should be able to hit around 150fps in competitive matches for games such as CS2, Fortnite, Rocket League, DotA 2, and similar titles. For newer AAA titles, you can aim for about 60fps on medium settings—games like Control, Cyberpunk 2077, and Death Stranding work well. With an 8GB VRAM card, textures should load smoothly without major performance drops. However, games from 2020 onward designed for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S usually push the GPU limits beyond what the RX 580 provides, especially with 8GB of memory. As long as you manage your expectations, a decent experience is possible.