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True, but games should also be optimized so that at 1080p they don't consume 80-90% the VRAM they do at 4k (2160p)... which is 4x the resolution of 1080p.
8gb is plenty for 1080p high settings any current game works great. You want high rez with RT just pay more. The 6700xt exists just get that. Id rather have a cheap 8gb gpu option that actually can play games than nothing at all in this price range.
@@evers6214 I agree, but the 7600 should be 220-230$ and further more here is how it goes: The rtx 4060Ti is a 50 class card, marketed as a 60Ti class card sold for 70 class prices. The rtx 4070 is a 50Ti class card, marketed as a 70 class card, sold at 80 class prices. The rtx 4070Ti is a 60 class card, marketed as a 70Ti class card, sold at 90 class prices The rtx 4080 is a 70 class card(389mm^2 vs rtx 3070 392mm^2), marketed as an 80 class card sold at insane prices The rtx 4090 is an 80 class card, markted as a 90 class card, sold at ludicrous prices... So here are how prices go: 4060 8GB - 220$ 4060Ti 8GB - 270$ 4070 - 350$ 4070Ti - 420$ 4080 - 600$ 4090 - 900 -1000$ Anything more is unacceptable.
In the UK at least, these are hitting retailers at £250. Where as the 3060 Ti models start from £330 for the low end versions, and still £400+ for the higher end brands like the Asus Strix. The 6700 XT for £320 is better value than both, no brainer really in this price range.
I just bought the XFX QICK 6750 XT from Ebuyer for £300. I would have liked a 7000 series RDNA 3 card but the only one in my budget (£300) was 7600 or 7600 XT at a stretch which were both way less powerful than the £300 6750 XT. The 6600 XT and 7600 are similarly priced so it's easy to choose the 7600 but if you want the next tier up then you will be paying over £400 for the 7700 XT which was out of my budget unfortunately. Still stoked with the 6750 XT though, it's an awesome card for the price! I don't think you can do better at £300.
in Canada the 6650 xt are going for more than the 7600. My local store has 2 3-fan models gigabyte oc and xfx black. base clock 1875 game clock 2355 and 2755 boost clock which are the fastest speeds of the cards released so far. (According to tech powerup.) 6700xt is pretty much not in stock. Amazon has they for more then 6750. Newegg is 489.99 for asrock non oc model. The 7600 is 365.00 cdn or 267 usd.
this is a great card for its price. it competes with 3 tiers higher model then last gens for a lower price with lower power usage. thats a win in my book. ppl complain about a 1080p and low to mid settings 1440p with 8gb of vram even tho midsettings only need 5.6gb on the hea viest of titles. its a great card for the price. shit card compared to what i want but a great budget card.
That was a really good video. I love that you actually approached it without sensationalism and I also 100% agree on using the 13400f. I've been using a 13100f in budget builds for the same reason.
SAD to see a lot of these new Mid tear GPU's don't even competing with Older GPU's in their actual Rank. Just comes to show the lack of competition allows all this B/S to happen without major backlash. This should of been a 10-12GB card running higher then a 3060Ti/ 6700XT. Keep the original price of $300 with better performance features
@@ZachsTechTurf instead of Nvidia and AMD only being the Major players it would be better if we have 4/5 different Nvidias and AMD that were already at their peak in selling GPU's and were recognized world wide as trusted suppliers. it would make that into a real free market because at the moment there's 2 Dominant GPU forces only so prices don't need to be at a competitive price that favours the cheaper dealer
So a month later, AMD drivers are already good for the 7600, but I imagine that over the next 6 months the performance will go up a good 5%. The great thing about this GPU vs. the 6600 is an MSRP starting $60 USD less (one cannot compare a SALE priced item with NEW pricing for a NEW product, it's just stupid because no company can price new products based on a SALE price for last gen, it would take 2 generational launches for the company to be bankrupt, or the company could never have sales, do the math), next great thing is much better encoders, it's about 25% faster than the GPU it's replacing, the 6600, AND FINALLY you can use RT with the GPU, with FSR but still, you couldn't even use RT at ALL with RDNA 2 products because the performance hit was too great.
only person who I've seen point this out everyone else just blabbing about used prices and gb without factoring in its a brand new gpu that outperforms the previous gen at almost the same price
If these 7600 cards sell anything close to $300 it will be a horrible deal when you can get a 6700 XT with 12 GB of vram for $325 to $350 NIB, faster and more ram for $50ish more.
I hate that everything is either priced similar or $30-$50 apart for each step up. Cause $30-$50 isnt that much but if you step up two models thats $100...ffs....6700 12gb is $300 now but the newer 7600 8 gb is $270...ffs...i hate this price to performance mind juggling we all have to do...
The 12gb is only good at higher resolutions, it's still a 2021 card, the 7600 is a 2023 card with newer more advanced hardware acceleration. Don't be fooled by the VRAM future proof myth. NOT true.
@@drummer7557 i got lucky and found a returned 6700 12gb, everything I Play now is flawless at 1440p and some at 4k i dont even need to go to 4k sometimes even at 1440p there are.no jaggies so Im happy with it. Assetto Corsa 2 and GTR3 come out later this year. Will see how well 12gb holds up.
I have a great idea. GPU makers or even a third party should make and market Vram that could be plugged into the extra PCIE X16 slot many of us have. Have an 8 gigabyte card, buy 16 gig and plug it in. Yes the 8 gig onboard the card would be disabled, but you would double your Vram. It could be done. I am kind of amazed it hasn't been done. Maybe it's harder than I think?
Yea but that's what literally every other TH-camr does. So I like to give the real data for someone that's going to build a PC with these GPUs. Just a preference
@@Deemzahlie There's a bunch of cases that people with lower-grade CPU-s than the ones in the testing done by other TH-camrs thought that just by getting the GPu they tested would give them those FPS, and low and behold, they didn't. So yeah. He showed a good pairing. If you put in a much lower CPU than that, you won't get those frames. That's what he tried to do. I think Reviewers should do both. But that would be too much of work to do, and they don't have the time, since products are being released so fast, and they lack the proper amount of time to test them.
270-300 is the MAX id spend on an 8gb card. Some games and professional applications are starting to really gobble up vram these days. If you wanna do some serious professional work or max setting gaming 8gb could start to become a problem.
do u ppl have any clue how vram works? like at all? this isnt a card aimed at proffesional use. its a low end fucking gaming card. its not a midrange card its not upper lowend card its a low end card period. its aimed at 1080p and low 1440p settings. mid settings 1440p only needs 5.6gb on the heaviest title in the market right now. 8gb on low end card will last 5-8 years. the card will run out of enough power to run the games at 1080p before it runs into vram issues. u watched a fucking video of hwu telling bullshit and its stuck and now u reguritate shit u simply dont udnerstand. this is a 250dollar card but with inflation its priced correct. a 269 dollar budget card for 1080p ultra settings is great in todays market. or u cna buy the worst gpu ever released in a750 and a770 and pay more for way less performance because the a 770 got 16gb but it has power enough to use 6gb of it becuase the card is utter garbage. same as 4060ti that is at best a 4050ti and thats me being generous. u can put 100gb of vram on it it wont change a damn thing. it doesnt have the rastorization power to use it neither does 4070 4060ti a750 and a770. but u most likely will be the dumb fuck that pays 500 dollars for a 16gb vram card from nvidia instead of a 6800 that blows everything nvidia have out the water. but hey what do i know right?
For whatever its worth, I just bought a sapphire 7600 off amazon for £278. I have a 8600k clocked at 4200 and 16 gigs of ram. This card, shocklying enough, spat out 4k60 on cyberpunk at low settings. And even more shockingly 4k60 on ACV at ultra settings. I dont know whats going on, but these cards are amazing at the price point.
Thinking to buy same brand. How is it going for you? Will it be good for web surfing and streaming? I don't plan on doing much gaming. Casually, I want to play games like GTA V, Need for Speed & FIFA sometimes. Also, I have heard about Forza, but I have never played that one. I might want to try it if I buy the card. What do you think should i get it? Also, does it consume power much? I hope it will be energy sufficient for my use.
I find it unprofessional for reviewers or "media" like Gamer Nexus or Hardware Unboxed throwing shade in a REVIEW at AMD for things that DON'T affect the end user. I'm glad you decided otherwise and I'll be following your content for more of your input in the future.
Thanks for the info. I bought the RX 7600, was the best for my budget. I was wondering what is the best option for me to upgrade to last about 5 years? Presently I have: Ryzen 5 pro 4650G MSI pro b450m MB 3200 RAM RX 7600 Cooler master monitor GA241 (100Hz) I'm mainly play games like Tomb Raider and Assassin's Creed style. My current setup only support PCIe 3x16 and the RX 7600 is 4x8. Do I go for an AM4 setup that support PCIe 4 or do I go for an AM5 setup at this stage. Thanks
Can I just say, how pissed off I am at ZTT's latest video? I still haven't finished watching it. It's his 1st video about the RX 7600 and supposedly a review. It's 13:36 long. The first 5:40 is just about the drama around the release and his personal annoyance of the review-process of a card that has been sent to him for free, followed by talking about the mess of a release of the 4060ti, ending with a suggestion of people having to hold off purchasing any mid-range (or in his word, budget) GPU for another 6 months, to which he then actually talks about the card itself, starting with pricing. Is the card good or not? And does his personal privileged annoyance change the performance of the card and it's value or does he include that into his review as a factor?
I would benchmark this against the RX 6700 10GB (some are still avaliable) and XT model. love this review, I recon the 7600 will be on par with the 6700 10gb performance wise, minus 8 vs 10gb VRAM
i have an i7 4790 and a rx 480, i want to upgrade ive seen in order from cheper to more expensive Rx 6600 non xt, rx 6650 xt, rx 7600 and the more expensive ive seen was the rx 6700xt here in mexico the diference between the 6600 and the 6700xt is like 150 dollar, the 6650 and 7600 are like 75 dollar more expensive then the 6600 im planing to get a cheap ryzen 5 3600 with a 6600 non xt or get the newer stuff and get ryzen 7600x and radeon rx 7600 but i dont know...
The only reason I'd play World of Tanks is to see how many times I can get killed in a single match. Not how many opponents I can take out,... which would be zero anyway, no,... just to see how many times I would die during a match. I played Battlefield Bad Company 2 on my Xbox 360 back in 2011 online and rarely survived longer than 12 seconds between respawns. In all my 8 weeks of playing I scored three kills total. That's it,... just 3. And two of them were entirely by accident and the 3rd kill I ever got was after setting a C4 bomb and detonating it just in time to kill the guy who near simultaneously took me out with an RPG-7. Zero skill involved in that one. The other two? Well,... I threw a grenade attempting to have it go through a window into a building. Instead it bounced off the exterior and landed directly behind me and exploded killing both myself and the guy sneaking up behind me. Then my other accidental kill was when I ran over a teammate with a tank I was trying to drive during a team deathmatch. 8 weeks, 3 kills, yes I sucked that bad! Ranked a perfect dead last on ALL of the leaderboards. So, World of Tanks? Nahh,... I'll stick to playing Spyro Reignited Trilogy. 🤣
Ok so I bought the ASRock 7600 Phantom Gaming. The design is really really cool with 3 fans, but not too big + RGB if you choose. It has a heavy overclock out of the box. So this is a thumbs up and a big fat smile 😁😅👍
@@MaxEn560 I did mount this card in my son's computer, I tested it and got really high fps in the games tested, but i did not test for stability over time, only fps and that was great in 1080p
There is no real reason to buy a RX 7600 since it doesn't provide any real advantages. Cheeping out on RAM, 12GB to be precise, was a major mistake. This reduces price conscious mid-range gaming to AMD Radeon RX 6600 -> RX 6650 XT, the Nvidia RTX 3060 12GB and then the RX 6700 XT 12GB with the Intel Arc A770 16GB as the only real alternative - these are all last generation cards, and Intel Arc still is somewhat of a oval wheel.
It's interesting that they didn't launch an XT model alongside the base 7600. AMD has pretty much always done this, so it makes me wonder if an XT version isn't coming, or if it is, maybe it's being based on the higher end N32 chip that is currently unreleased?
Ok, I did a bit more digging, and found out the N33 chip used in the RX 7600 maxes out at 2048 shaders, which is the number of shaders the RX 7600 has. This means that if AMD wants to release an RX 7600XT, it will either need to heavily overclock an N33 chip, or use a heavily cut down N32 chip (unreleased). I'm leaning towards AMD doesn't release an XT version of the 7600.
@@EliezYT It’s a possibility, but I don’t find it likely since XT vs non XT versions have almost always historically had a difference in shaders. If they did do an overclock and added more memory, they’d probably charge more than $30, otherwise no one would buy the non XT. It would probably be $70 more is my guess.
RX 7700 XT 12GB for 385euros, RTX 3070 8GB (Msi ventus 3x used 280 without guarranty) or stay with my rx 5700 xt until a propable price drop due to 5000 nvidia series and 8000 amd series coming out 2025?
@@sadssadsa5944 that new features are fine but only if you are some pro who make some money out of that but then that peoples will buy Nvidia cards or Quadro .... while otherwise who cares
In my country, it is impossible to purchase the RX 6700 non-XT at that price; it is only available at the launch MSRP. I assume that globally the RX7600 is the best card available for under $300.
@@Mr11ESSE111 In my country, the price difference between the RX6650XT and RX7600 is typically less than $10. In general, unless it's North America, the situation is likely to be similar.
because there is a handfull of them left and they cost 60-80 dollars more. stodcks isnt gonna be refilled. and wont last. why dafuq u think amd waited so long? the 6000 series cards especially in the states is dwindling rapidly. amd is breaking gpu market sales records the last 2 months.
I buy my first pc and wanted to buy the rx 6650 xt. At the pc konfigurator i would get the 6650 xt for 250 and the rx 7600 for 270 currently. Is it that big of an upgrade that you would say i should invest more, or better not. I want to play 1080p and since i am a konsole player, i have also no problem with 60 fps for the most part. So i am asking myself if it would be stupid to miss out on the 7600 for just 20€ more or if the 6650 is this near from the performance that it does not matter?
u should give the a750 to a hobo as a toxic gift. if u paid 5 bucks for it its still 5x too much. feel bad for u that ur so poor u have to buy intel. my condolences
@@sadssadsa5944 I could have gotten any gpu I wanted. And I did. I wanted to support a 3rd party rather than just swallowing down whatever Nvidia tries to blow on your face
The 7600 is a 2023 card, with newer hardware configurations than the 6650, and better performance. It's great for what it is, an upgrade isn't always more FPS, or higher resolutions. It's still newer hardware in the 7600. :O)
@@drunkbillygoat Idk yet it hasn't shipped yet. I have always bought Sapphire cards because high quality and great performance. I have their 7900 xtx in my PC and love it.
Halo Infinite a ton of VRAM? Umm I play it at Ultra High Settings on my old 1660ti 6gb card at over 60fps. With an old i5-8400 6 core processor. So VRAM hungry on it? Nah. Even on the One X it's like 4K 30fps or so. Not a demanding game. VRAM is only important at higher resolutions. So if you get a 3060 12gb card (regardless of VRAM) it's not future proof compared to this or the RTX 4060, which has more advanced hardware, and out performs it/and others by a large margin. Not sure why everyone is stuck on VRAM. This card runs Buldars Gate 3 well over 100fps at ultra high settings, even runs Immortals Of Aveum decently (which is still broken). This is a great 1080p card, which most PC gamers WANT. You want higher resolutions, buy a Series X or PS5.
ARK survival evolved is like a 10 year old game now, and relies primarily on CPU performance, which basically all of it's playerbase knows and understands.
I’m on a tight budget, and I have an Dell optiplex 3060 and I want to upgrade to so,etching capable of casual gaming. What parts would you recommend for PSU and GPU?
Dell usually use proprietary connector on their optiplex. Before buying anything, please make sure : - 24 pin on the motherboard. Because I've seen Optiplex with only 20 pin instead of the 24 pin. - the PSU physical measurement (format factor). I hope your Optiplex is not the slim SFF version. But the regular tower, which can accept regular ATX size PSU. - But if your Optiplex is the slim one, good luck on finding half height GPU, along with SFF power supply that compatible with your PC.
I'm new to building. Is this the normal development cycle for GPUs? The most powerful stuff first, then slowly release weaker and weaker versions later?
Except the 7600 has very close performance to the 6650xt, which can be found for the same or less. Or used 6700 both XT and non XT are both better values.
@@dtwduuvaaall6865don't get why would you pay nearly the same for an older GPU, that is nearly as fast +- 5%, but don't have av1 encoder, and no AI core. And do you know if the fsr3 used ai cores for hardware acceleration? But i think that people need to know if you want to have a cheap 6000 series card, then you need to be fast, they are going out of the market fast.
@@fedepede04 Nobody who uses GPUs to game cares about either of those features, as they have nothing to do with game performance. The "older" card also has 50% more vram than this new card, which makes it much more future-proof.
they reduced it from $300 to $270. there is no way in hell board partners are eating more of that loss. the cheapest will be $270 with loads of them closer to $300.
They want to sell at a higher margin for as long as possible. It won't matter if they release at $200 anyway, nvidia's customers will still not switch. And just look at people's reaction, this thing is at the top of HWU's price:performance charts and people still say it's bad value lol
Don`t know why you compare 7600 , 6650 XT and RTX 3060 Ti , when RTX 3060 Ti is stronger than RX 6750 XT ?! You need to compare 7600 , 6700 XT and 3060 Ti. But you don`t want that !
This has to be one the worst gpu generations ever, rdna 3. No performance per watt or even frames per dollar improvents over rdna 2. No ram or feature improvements either so what the hell are they doing? A product this bad should have stayed in the labs. This could have been worth 300 with some new features, 12 gb ram and atleast the same fps performance as 6700xt
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Ok Zack I have a 5600x on a Gigabyte x470 Gaming 7 Wifi with 16Gb of Gskills Flare X 3200Mhz 14-14-14-34 timings with a WD SN750 2tb Nvme ssd how would this card work with my setup on a 165Hz 1080P ASUS Monitor? or any other 7600 GPU like the Red Devil
Can you compare this card against the Paladin Radeon 5500 XT even though it's about $100 difference in price it would be helpful to see how much improvement it gives overall to see if it's actually worth the extra money spent. Im building my first gaming PC on a budget and want to see what I'm missing out on 😭 👍🏽 thanks!
@@Starkiller1134 when I saw this comment, it was 24 min ago and the video was 28 minutes ago The video was also 13 minutes long You just watched 4 minutes of the video and not the entire video I’m a nerd btw
@@vresgg1116 but I did watch the video? I skimmed it first, commented, then skimmed it again more in depth. I'm at work so I can't watch every second at regular speed.
I run the 7600 with a R5 3600 and get 120+fps in World of Warcraft near max setting (some are lower (my preference)) and I have my M27Q set to 1440p 120Hz (again my preference) i have yet to try my 6700XT as that system needs to be assembled.
my wife has the same setup and it is on par with my 5600x/rtx2060 setup (i will be upgrading this year though). Over all, the 7600 is perfect for the gaming she does, the most intense of which being Star Wars the Old Republic.
@@sonofhorror1995 Yeah it's great for new an old games alike. The newer hardware configuration alone make it worth it, even if you have to dial down settings on Alan Wake II, or Immortals of Aveum, and other new games. Perfectly playable at 1080p.
New RX6700XT, though honestly I dont recommend upgrading if you already have the 6600XT, just wait until RDNA 4 hits or save for something like the 6800/XT
Aim for 16Gb or face regrets sooner or later. I buy a 4Gb card thinking it would do based on my isometric rpg & mmo taste on 1080p screen... Everything she can do is 720p high. 1080 Ultra ask for fsr/rsr to clear solid 60fps and 1440p is out of her range. Glad i paid 185 not 200+, But yeah even 8Gb of vram is no more a consideration to me. 12 maybe short term, but 16 will do for long term and solid 1080p card. Dont forget that even if a card can do 100+ fps twiking settings, vram limitation show on screen and feel like massive stutters making impossible to play without lowering resolution and textures which make the game looking bad, like X360 kind of look in 2023...
The MSRP is 60$ lower and it 24% faster that the card it replaces. I do know that you can get a rx6600 for under 200$, but they won't be there for long.
Lmao. Ironically I own a 13600KF. I'm wondering if I should get this card as I'm still running a RX570. I've upgraded everything in my system except my GPU because I wanted something with AV1 encoding. I tried out the 7900XT but had such bad coil whine and it wasn't very stable despite having no OC. I just wanted to ask for everyone's opinion for this card. This is my main list of games: Valorant Minecraft Hydrometer and other similar factory games (Satisfactory etc.) Factorio City builder/Settlement builders like Cities skylines and northgard and turn based games like Humankind and Civ. Main one I want good performance in is Minecraft as I load my game with shaders and mods. I've never been able to get it stable around 140fps. Oh, and I game at 1440p. Do you guys think this is a good option? I personally think the performance is a little lacking but I wanna hear what everyone thinks.
@@fpsoccer9791 Rx 6600 supports AV1 encoding and costs $200. It will run Cities Skylines well at 1440p on high settings (83 fps average). All the other games on your list are less demanding and will run even better.
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Full story is 8GB GPUs arent enough and should be priced around $225 or less...A750 is $200 now.
It’s already back up to 229.99 on Newegg
True, but games should also be optimized so that at 1080p they don't consume 80-90% the VRAM they do at 4k (2160p)... which is 4x the resolution of 1080p.
8gb is plenty for 1080p high settings any current game works great. You want high rez with RT just pay more. The 6700xt exists just get that.
Id rather have a cheap 8gb gpu option that actually can play games than nothing at all in this price range.
@@evers6214 I agree, but the 7600 should be 220-230$ and further more here is how it goes:
The rtx 4060Ti is a 50 class card, marketed as a 60Ti class card sold for 70 class prices.
The rtx 4070 is a 50Ti class card, marketed as a 70 class card, sold at 80 class prices.
The rtx 4070Ti is a 60 class card, marketed as a 70Ti class card, sold at 90 class prices
The rtx 4080 is a 70 class card(389mm^2 vs rtx 3070 392mm^2), marketed as an 80 class card sold at insane prices
The rtx 4090 is an 80 class card, markted as a 90 class card, sold at ludicrous prices...
So here are how prices go:
4060 8GB - 220$
4060Ti 8GB - 270$
4070 - 350$
4070Ti - 420$
4080 - 600$
4090 - 900 -1000$
Anything more is unacceptable.
That's a pretty good wrap-up ngl
In the UK at least, these are hitting retailers at £250. Where as the 3060 Ti models start from £330 for the low end versions, and still £400+ for the higher end brands like the Asus Strix.
The 6700 XT for £320 is better value than both, no brainer really in this price range.
I just copped a 7600 to replace my 5600xt for 250- the most powerful gpu I could get without needing to upgrade my 500w psu
@@sbviru5I am also looking to upgrade my 5600xt, would you say it was worth it?
I just bought the XFX QICK 6750 XT from Ebuyer for £300. I would have liked a 7000 series RDNA 3 card but the only one in my budget (£300) was 7600 or 7600 XT at a stretch which were both way less powerful than the £300 6750 XT. The 6600 XT and 7600 are similarly priced so it's easy to choose the 7600 but if you want the next tier up then you will be paying over £400 for the 7700 XT which was out of my budget unfortunately. Still stoked with the 6750 XT though, it's an awesome card for the price! I don't think you can do better at £300.
Would really like to see the A770 16GB version included in these low/midrange tests.
in Canada the 6650 xt are going for more than the 7600. My local store has 2 3-fan models gigabyte oc and xfx black. base clock 1875 game clock 2355 and 2755 boost clock which are the fastest speeds of the cards released so far. (According to tech powerup.) 6700xt is pretty much not in stock. Amazon has they for more then 6750. Newegg is 489.99 for asrock non oc model.
The 7600 is 365.00 cdn or 267 usd.
this is a great card for its price. it competes with 3 tiers higher model then last gens for a lower price with lower power usage. thats a win in my book. ppl complain about a 1080p and low to mid settings 1440p with 8gb of vram even tho midsettings only need 5.6gb on the hea viest of titles.
its a great card for the price. shit card compared to what i want but a great budget card.
ASRock steel legend RX 7600 8 GB OC is the best card in it's price range
That was a really good video. I love that you actually approached it without sensationalism and I also 100% agree on using the 13400f. I've been using a 13100f in budget builds for the same reason.
hlo do I really need cpu contact frame for 12400f?
@@Ramchowdaryking999 No I am running without one on a 13600k and "only" an ak400 cooler on it and it runs pretty cool.
SAD to see a lot of these new Mid tear GPU's don't even competing with Older GPU's in their actual Rank. Just comes to show the lack of competition allows all this B/S to happen without major backlash. This should of been a 10-12GB card running higher then a 3060Ti/ 6700XT. Keep the original price of $300 with better performance features
What do you mean lack of competition though? Wouldn't that mean that at least 1 company is dominating? That's not really the case
@@ZachsTechTurf instead of Nvidia and AMD only being the Major players it would be better if we have 4/5 different Nvidias and AMD that were already at their peak in selling GPU's and were recognized world wide as trusted suppliers. it would make that into a real free market because at the moment there's 2 Dominant GPU forces only so prices don't need to be at a competitive price that favours the cheaper dealer
@@champizthename8513 intel on its way
it uses about 30-255w peak depending on what your useing with it
but it will sit around 160-170w under a normal load
I've pushed this thing to its max limit and only got 180w
Yep the power requirements are way over stated. A good 500w will be fine.
So a month later, AMD drivers are already good for the 7600, but I imagine that over the next 6 months the performance will go up a good 5%.
The great thing about this GPU vs. the 6600 is an MSRP starting $60 USD less (one cannot compare a SALE priced item with NEW pricing for a NEW product, it's just stupid because no company can price new products based on a SALE price for last gen, it would take 2 generational launches for the company to be bankrupt, or the company could never have sales, do the math), next great thing is much better encoders, it's about 25% faster than the GPU it's replacing, the 6600, AND FINALLY you can use RT with the GPU, with FSR but still, you couldn't even use RT at ALL with RDNA 2 products because the performance hit was too great.
only person who I've seen point this out everyone else just blabbing about used prices and gb without factoring in its a brand new gpu that outperforms the previous gen at almost the same price
If these 7600 cards sell anything close to $300 it will be a horrible deal when you can get a 6700 XT with 12 GB of vram for $325 to $350 NIB, faster and more ram for $50ish more.
6700 non xt is like $280 right now too. 10gb vram and slightly faster than the 7600 for only $10 more
I hate that everything is either priced similar or $30-$50 apart for each step up. Cause $30-$50 isnt that much but if you step up two models thats $100...ffs....6700 12gb is $300 now but the newer 7600 8 gb is $270...ffs...i hate this price to performance mind juggling we all have to do...
Welcome to apple model business selling, where the mark up is so tightly spaced with just a mere extra vram and you'll be lucky to have an extra gram.
The 12gb is only good at higher resolutions, it's still a 2021 card, the 7600 is a 2023 card with newer more advanced hardware acceleration. Don't be fooled by the VRAM future proof myth. NOT true.
@@drummer7557 i got lucky and found a returned 6700 12gb, everything I Play now is flawless at 1440p and some at 4k i dont even need to go to 4k sometimes even at 1440p there are.no jaggies so Im happy with it. Assetto Corsa 2 and GTR3 come out later this year. Will see how well 12gb holds up.
I have a great idea. GPU makers or even a third party should make and market Vram that could be plugged into the extra PCIE X16 slot many of us have. Have an 8 gigabyte card, buy 16 gig and plug it in. Yes the 8 gig onboard the card would be disabled, but you would double your Vram. It could be done. I am kind of amazed it hasn't been done. Maybe it's harder than I think?
I have a 12100f with a 7600. So good test machine.
7:17 personally I’d make all the other components the best possible to test raw GPU performance do there’s 0 chances of a bottleneck
Yea but that's what literally every other TH-camr does. So I like to give the real data for someone that's going to build a PC with these GPUs. Just a preference
@@ZachsTechTurf makes sense for reccomending builds but not for raw performance
@@Deemzahlie There's a bunch of cases that people with lower-grade CPU-s than the ones in the testing done by other TH-camrs thought that just by getting the GPu they tested would give them those FPS, and low and behold, they didn't.
So yeah. He showed a good pairing. If you put in a much lower CPU than that, you won't get those frames. That's what he tried to do.
I think Reviewers should do both. But that would be too much of work to do, and they don't have the time, since products are being released so fast, and they lack the proper amount of time to test them.
its cheap, very good with 1080p high settings, what else you want? buy what you need dont buy because you afraid of missing out....
270-300 is the MAX id spend on an 8gb card. Some games and professional applications are starting to really gobble up vram these days. If you wanna do some serious professional work or max setting gaming 8gb could start to become a problem.
and then you see the 4060ti…
@@ayanrahman9371 yea… that card is a joke. Pc hardware space has been a joke for the last 3 years now.
RIP to the 3070 lol
do u ppl have any clue how vram works? like at all?
this isnt a card aimed at proffesional use. its a low end fucking gaming card. its not a midrange card its not upper lowend card its a low end card period. its aimed at 1080p and low 1440p settings. mid settings 1440p only needs 5.6gb on the heaviest title in the market right now. 8gb on low end card will last 5-8 years. the card will run out of enough power to run the games at 1080p before it runs into vram issues.
u watched a fucking video of hwu telling bullshit and its stuck and now u reguritate shit u simply dont udnerstand.
this is a 250dollar card but with inflation its priced correct. a 269 dollar budget card for 1080p ultra settings is great in todays market. or u cna buy the worst gpu ever released in a750 and a770 and pay more for way less performance because the a 770 got 16gb but it has power enough to use 6gb of it becuase the card is utter garbage. same as 4060ti that is at best a 4050ti and thats me being generous.
u can put 100gb of vram on it it wont change a damn thing. it doesnt have the rastorization power to use it neither does 4070 4060ti a750 and a770.
but u most likely will be the dumb fuck that pays 500 dollars for a 16gb vram card from nvidia instead of a 6800 that blows everything nvidia have out the water.
but hey what do i know right?
For whatever its worth, I just bought a sapphire 7600 off amazon for £278. I have a 8600k clocked at 4200 and 16 gigs of ram. This card, shocklying enough, spat out 4k60 on cyberpunk at low settings. And even more shockingly 4k60 on ACV at ultra settings. I dont know whats going on, but these cards are amazing at the price point.
Thinking to buy same brand. How is it going for you?
Will it be good for web surfing and streaming? I don't plan on doing much gaming.
Casually, I want to play games like GTA V, Need for Speed & FIFA sometimes. Also, I have heard about Forza, but I have never played that one. I might want to try it if I buy the card.
What do you think should i get it? Also, does it consume power much?
I hope it will be energy sufficient for my use.
I find it unprofessional for reviewers or "media" like Gamer Nexus or Hardware Unboxed throwing shade in a REVIEW at AMD for things that DON'T affect the end user. I'm glad you decided otherwise and I'll be following your content for more of your input in the future.
Thanks for the info.
I bought the RX 7600, was the best for my budget. I was wondering what is the best option for me to upgrade to last about 5 years?
Presently I have:
Ryzen 5 pro 4650G
MSI pro b450m MB
3200 RAM
RX 7600
Cooler master monitor GA241 (100Hz)
I'm mainly play games like Tomb Raider and Assassin's Creed style.
My current setup only support PCIe 3x16 and the RX 7600 is 4x8.
Do I go for an AM4 setup that support PCIe 4 or do I go for an AM5 setup at this stage.
Thanks
4060ti was primarily sold to SIs for prebuilt and the available volume in relation 7600 week one is minimally 4060ti 28 to 1 7600. mb
Can I just say, how pissed off I am at ZTT's latest video?
I still haven't finished watching it.
It's his 1st video about the RX 7600 and supposedly a review.
It's 13:36 long.
The first 5:40 is just about the drama around the release and his personal annoyance of the review-process of a card that has been sent to him for free, followed by talking about the mess of a release of the 4060ti, ending with a suggestion of people having to hold off purchasing any mid-range (or in his word, budget) GPU for another 6 months, to which he then actually talks about the card itself, starting with pricing.
Is the card good or not?
And does his personal privileged annoyance change the performance of the card and it's value or does he include that into his review as a factor?
I completely agree with the cpu choice 👌
Yes but that stock Intel cooler is a disgrace. I use these things as doorstops. 😆
Yea it just provides a different perspective with these budget-mid range GPU videos. Thanks!
I would benchmark this against the RX 6700 10GB (some are still avaliable) and XT model. love this review, I recon the 7600 will be on par with the 6700 10gb performance wise, minus 8 vs 10gb VRAM
This seems logical but the 6700 XT would win easy. Try comparing the 6650 XT instead.
It would, I mean the non XT model though@@Saltiren
@@piersbrown3308 the non XT model and XT model or no? Your original comment is confusing, sorry.
Rx 6700 non xt model vs rx 7600@@Saltiren
@piersbrown3308 ok so your original comment says RX 6700 10 GB and XT model. I would edit your original to remove the and xt model part.
i have an i7 4790 and a rx 480, i want to upgrade
ive seen in order from cheper to more expensive Rx 6600 non xt, rx 6650 xt, rx 7600 and the more expensive ive seen was the rx 6700xt here in mexico the diference between the 6600 and the 6700xt is like 150 dollar, the 6650 and 7600 are like 75 dollar more expensive then the 6600
im planing to get a cheap ryzen 5 3600 with a 6600 non xt or get the newer stuff and get ryzen 7600x and radeon rx 7600 but i dont know...
i hope the 7700 will perform like a 6800 at least. But for a price between 330 - 350 bucks
479USD
The only reason I'd play World of Tanks is to see how many times I can get killed in a single match. Not how many opponents I can take out,... which would be zero anyway, no,... just to see how many times I would die during a match.
I played Battlefield Bad Company 2 on my Xbox 360 back in 2011 online and rarely survived longer than 12 seconds between respawns. In all my 8 weeks of playing I scored three kills total. That's it,... just 3. And two of them were entirely by accident and the 3rd kill I ever got was after setting a C4 bomb and detonating it just in time to kill the guy who near simultaneously took me out with an RPG-7. Zero skill involved in that one. The other two?
Well,... I threw a grenade attempting to have it go through a window into a building. Instead it bounced off the exterior and landed directly behind me and exploded killing both myself and the guy sneaking up behind me. Then my other accidental kill was when I ran over a teammate with a tank I was trying to drive during a team deathmatch.
8 weeks, 3 kills, yes I sucked that bad! Ranked a perfect dead last on ALL of the leaderboards.
So, World of Tanks?
Nahh,... I'll stick to playing Spyro Reignited Trilogy. 🤣
I think the RX 7600 will get an extra 10% in performance with drivers that are optimized
Ok so I bought the ASRock 7600 Phantom Gaming. The design is really really cool with 3 fans, but not too big + RGB if you choose. It has a heavy overclock out of the box. So this is a thumbs up and a big fat smile 😁😅👍
Btw. The Asrock Phantom Gaming & the XFX Quick both has 3 fan design and an identic heavy overclock putting them over the competition 👍💯💪
@@dane4890 is your gaming performance stable ??? i have gigabyte version and i have unstable fps
@@MaxEn560 I did mount this card in my son's computer, I tested it and got really high fps in the games tested, but i did not test for stability over time, only fps and that was great in 1080p
Why so?
Reference and partner cards are the same price right now for the 2 fan models. There are a few 3 fan ones that are like 20/30 more
Thank you for being the first reviewer I've seen that didn't let the last minute price change be excuse to ignore the actual performance of this card
There is no real reason to buy a RX 7600 since it doesn't provide any real advantages. Cheeping out on RAM, 12GB to be precise, was a major mistake.
This reduces price conscious mid-range gaming to AMD Radeon RX 6600 -> RX 6650 XT, the Nvidia RTX 3060 12GB and then the RX 6700 XT 12GB with the Intel Arc A770 16GB as the only real alternative - these are all last generation cards, and Intel Arc still is somewhat of a oval wheel.
I hope the RX 7600 XT will mimic the RX 6700 but on the newer architecture like the RX 7600 and the RX 6650 XT.
It's interesting that they didn't launch an XT model alongside the base 7600. AMD has pretty much always done this, so it makes me wonder if an XT version isn't coming, or if it is, maybe it's being based on the higher end N32 chip that is currently unreleased?
Ok, I did a bit more digging, and found out the N33 chip used in the RX 7600 maxes out at 2048 shaders, which is the number of shaders the RX 7600 has. This means that if AMD wants to release an RX 7600XT, it will either need to heavily overclock an N33 chip, or use a heavily cut down N32 chip (unreleased). I'm leaning towards AMD doesn't release an XT version of the 7600.
@@siroz99 They could possibly just overclock it and give it more memory for about $30 more.
@@EliezYT It’s a possibility, but I don’t find it likely since XT vs non XT versions have almost always historically had a difference in shaders. If they did do an overclock and added more memory, they’d probably charge more than $30, otherwise no one would buy the non XT. It would probably be $70 more is my guess.
Can’t wait for prices to finally go down
lol they are as we speak
RX 7700 XT 12GB for 385euros, RTX 3070 8GB (Msi ventus 3x used 280 without guarranty) or stay with my rx 5700 xt until a propable price drop due to 5000 nvidia series and 8000 amd series coming out 2025?
Rx 6700 10gb are actually better deal at 270$ too
no it sint. at all.
it has no new features nor does it have any driver updates that will drastically increase peformance. 7000 series does.
@@sadssadsa5944 that new features are fine but only if you are some pro who make some money out of that but then that peoples will buy Nvidia cards or Quadro .... while otherwise who cares
In my country, it is impossible to purchase the RX 6700 non-XT at that price; it is only available at the launch MSRP. I assume that globally the RX7600 is the best card available for under $300.
@@zirize its not, 6650xt are cheaper and basically same performance
@@Mr11ESSE111 In my country, the price difference between the RX6650XT and RX7600 is typically less than $10. In general, unless it's North America, the situation is likely to be similar.
What manufacturer would you say gives the best performance for the 7600 I was thinking considering about the Gigabyte?..
Considering the 12gb 6700 xt is going for around 300 rn why would you ever get this?
because there is a handfull of them left and they cost 60-80 dollars more.
stodcks isnt gonna be refilled. and wont last.
why dafuq u think amd waited so long? the 6000 series cards especially in the states is dwindling rapidly. amd is breaking gpu market sales records the last 2 months.
I buy my first pc and wanted to buy the rx 6650 xt. At the pc konfigurator i would get the 6650 xt for 250 and the rx 7600 for 270 currently. Is it that big of an upgrade that you would say i should invest more, or better not. I want to play 1080p and since i am a konsole player, i have also no problem with 60 fps for the most part.
So i am asking myself if it would be stupid to miss out on the 7600 for just 20€ more or if the 6650 is this near from the performance that it does not matter?
Hey Zach, How would you recommend selling a pc. I have been trying to sell a pc for a while now and it hasn't sold yet
I already own the Arc a750. I ordered the MSI 7600 version today. Gonna compare them and send my son the one I don’t want
u should give the a750 to a hobo as a toxic gift. if u paid 5 bucks for it its still 5x too much.
feel bad for u that ur so poor u have to buy intel. my condolences
@@sadssadsa5944 go play in traffic
@@sadssadsa5944 I could have gotten any gpu I wanted. And I did. I wanted to support a 3rd party rather than just swallowing down whatever Nvidia tries to blow on your face
If im upgrading from an rtx 2060 to 6650xt/7600? Is worth paying 40€ for the newest 7600 or is better to pick the 6650?
The 7600 is a 2023 card, with newer hardware configurations than the 6650, and better performance. It's great for what it is, an upgrade isn't always more FPS, or higher resolutions. It's still newer hardware in the 7600. :O)
I just bought a Sapphire RX 7600 this morning for my niece's gaming PC. I'm upgrading an R9 390X 8GB on her AMD 5600 PC.
I plan on getting that exact 7600 myself. How do you like it so far ?
@@drunkbillygoat Idk yet it hasn't shipped yet. I have always bought Sapphire cards because high quality and great performance. I have their 7900 xtx in my PC and love it.
Nice! That'll be quite an upgrade
just remember to undervolt it and activate sam.
will give u nice performance boost.
I am thinking of buying this exact model do you think it is a good Idea
Id like to see 7 days to die and guild wars 2. Both full of spaghetti code thats perfect for testing.
Thanks for the suggestion!
@@ZachsTechTurf your welcome. I figure if you're gonna test stuff test stuff that's horribly optimized to really put something through the ringer
I got better frames in 7 days, 8 years ago with a 2gb card than anything its doing today.
Halo Infinite a ton of VRAM? Umm I play it at Ultra High Settings on my old 1660ti 6gb card at over 60fps. With an old i5-8400 6 core processor. So VRAM hungry on it? Nah. Even on the One X it's like 4K 30fps or so. Not a demanding game. VRAM is only important at higher resolutions. So if you get a 3060 12gb card (regardless of VRAM) it's not future proof compared to this or the RTX 4060, which has more advanced hardware, and out performs it/and others by a large margin. Not sure why everyone is stuck on VRAM. This card runs Buldars Gate 3 well over 100fps at ultra high settings, even runs Immortals Of Aveum decently (which is still broken). This is a great 1080p card, which most PC gamers WANT. You want higher resolutions, buy a Series X or PS5.
did you have any problems with the rx 7600, like game crashing and others?
ARK survival evolved is like a 10 year old game now, and relies primarily on CPU performance, which basically all of it's playerbase knows and understands.
how good is this for streaming?
it should be pretty good but you are sacrificing 10 to 30 fps in some games but Nvidia Gpu's are great for streaming
I’m trying to build a budget 500 bucks gaming pc should I go with the used gtx 1650 or a new rx 580 8gb
580 no contest
I can't wait to buy Rx 7600 🙋
me, too. bro. me too.
I’m on a tight budget, and I have an Dell optiplex 3060 and I want to upgrade to so,etching capable of casual gaming. What parts would you recommend for PSU and GPU?
Dell usually use proprietary connector on their optiplex. Before buying anything, please make sure :
- 24 pin on the motherboard. Because I've seen Optiplex with only 20 pin instead of the 24 pin.
- the PSU physical measurement (format factor). I hope your Optiplex is not the slim SFF version. But the regular tower, which can accept regular ATX size PSU.
- But if your Optiplex is the slim one, good luck on finding half height GPU, along with SFF power supply that compatible with your PC.
Could research something like the rx580, it'd work for 1080p
would this be good for a 11600k or 11700k?
its cheap it's good at 1080p, what more you want? its the next rx580 8g, what more your want?
The 7600XT doesn't exist yet.
You should know that, so my hopes for the rest of your review is slight at best.
I'm new to building. Is this the normal development cycle for GPUs? The most powerful stuff first, then slowly release weaker and weaker versions later?
Until 1000 series they released everything at once.
I stopped listening to the big name reviewers calling people poor trash just because they cannot afford the $500+ GPUs.
4060 TI is sold out in Canada with most retailers.
$270 for 7600 or $320 for a 6700xt, a 50 dollar difference, what do you think?
Except the 7600 has very close performance to the 6650xt, which can be found for the same or less. Or used 6700 both XT and non XT are both better values.
6700XT is worth the extra 50
it's almost in another tier and comes with an extra 4gb of vram
@@dtwduuvaaall6865don't get why would you pay nearly the same for an older GPU, that is nearly as fast +- 5%, but don't have av1 encoder, and no AI core.
And do you know if the fsr3 used ai cores for hardware acceleration?
But i think that people need to know if you want to have a cheap 6000 series card, then you need to be fast, they are going out of the market fast.
@@fedepede04 Nobody who uses GPUs to game cares about either of those features, as they have nothing to do with game performance. The "older" card also has 50% more vram than this new card, which makes it much more future-proof.
If you have the money then buy the rx6700xt it will probably last longer.
I don't know what amd's doing this thing is going to be under 200 bucks anyway why don't you release it at that
they reduced it from $300 to $270. there is no way in hell board partners are eating more of that loss. the cheapest will be $270 with loads of them closer to $300.
They want to sell at a higher margin for as long as possible. It won't matter if they release at $200 anyway, nvidia's customers will still not switch. And just look at people's reaction, this thing is at the top of HWU's price:performance charts and people still say it's bad value lol
Don`t know why you compare 7600 , 6650 XT and RTX 3060 Ti , when RTX 3060 Ti is stronger than RX 6750 XT ?! You need to compare 7600 , 6700 XT and 3060 Ti. But you don`t want that !
Will i be fine with Raidmax 635W 80plus bronze psu?
This has to be one the worst gpu generations ever, rdna 3.
No performance per watt or even frames per dollar improvents over rdna 2.
No ram or feature improvements either so what the hell are they doing? A product this bad should have stayed in the labs.
This could have been worth 300 with some new features, 12 gb ram and atleast the same fps performance as 6700xt
would the rx 7600 work or bottleneck the ryzen 5 3400g or the 5600g?, i know its a long shot, but those are my only available choices at the moment
i would rather go for a rx 6600 6600xt 7600 7600xt
I am using it with 5600g. Haven't seen anything bad. CPU usage is low mostly
-Correction- The Comment of Historical accuracy in relation to World of tanks is -FALSE- it is an arcade game it still uses an advanced hit scanning tech NOT projectile physics simulation And over 1\2 of the tanks if not more are purely napkin designs or scribblings albeit found in military like documents. alot never existed other then plausibility of maybes ifs and possibly....
Why does the sponsorship game look kinda fun
why is the other mic quality is bad?
The RTX 4060 may end up being cheaper to buy than the RTX 3060 now that people realize the 12Gb on the RTX 3060 may be worth more!
Ok Zack I have a 5600x on a Gigabyte x470 Gaming 7 Wifi with 16Gb of Gskills Flare X 3200Mhz 14-14-14-34 timings with a WD SN750 2tb Nvme ssd how would this card work with my setup on a 165Hz 1080P ASUS Monitor? or any other 7600 GPU like the Red Devil
Could you use a i3-12100f with the 7600 without a bottleneck?
What ryzen 5 cpu wont vottleneck with this rx 7600 8gb gpu?
Can you compare this card against the Paladin Radeon 5500 XT even though it's about $100 difference in price it would be helpful to see how much improvement it gives overall to see if it's actually worth the extra money spent. Im building my first gaming PC on a budget and want to see what I'm missing out on 😭 👍🏽 thanks!
Why should PC players play World of tanks when Armored Warfare is out there on steam and is actually better in every way possible?
PERFECT GPU for upgrade GTX 1060/1070
Drop the you tube Mono Tone droning. Is there a course on talking mono tone for you tube? Best just use normal cadence voice vs copying.
Can't wait to see how bad the 7400 and 7500 will perform.
The 11400f has a 0% bottleneck with this card 🤔
3:48 you were unable to measure the consumption due to what? Time? Linus's disease got you?
In india the rx 7600 is 329$ and the rtx 3060 is 350$ rtx 3060ti is 400-429$ rx 6650xt is 300$ ....... Like why 😢
Fr ,the prices here suck ass
R5 9600x+ RX7600 ??
Wow I'm never this early lol. Great video
You literally didn’t watch the video..
@@vresgg1116 i literally did tho?
@@Starkiller1134 when I saw this comment, it was 24 min ago and the video was 28 minutes ago
The video was also 13 minutes long
You just watched 4 minutes of the video and not the entire video
I’m a nerd btw
@@vresgg1116 but I did watch the video? I skimmed it first, commented, then skimmed it again more in depth. I'm at work so I can't watch every second at regular speed.
@@vresgg1116 why your watching users commenting on a video?
Yooooo Zach!
Yo
I run the 7600 with a R5 3600 and get 120+fps in World of Warcraft near max setting (some are lower (my preference)) and I have my M27Q set to 1440p 120Hz (again my preference) i have yet to try my 6700XT as that system needs to be assembled.
my wife has the same setup and it is on par with my 5600x/rtx2060 setup (i will be upgrading this year though). Over all, the 7600 is perfect for the gaming she does, the most intense of which being Star Wars the Old Republic.
@@sonofhorror1995 Yeah it's great for new an old games alike. The newer hardware configuration alone make it worth it, even if you have to dial down settings on Alan Wake II, or Immortals of Aveum, and other new games. Perfectly playable at 1080p.
id rather have a i5 13400 than the f version
any reason why my 6600xt scores 10363 on timespy? compaired to the 6650xt
i mean it’s better then the 6600 xt but should’ve at least been 10gb of vram
What is a good gpu new or used that can replace my rx6600xt for less than $400US(preferably an AMD card)
New RX6700XT, though honestly I dont recommend upgrading if you already have the 6600XT, just wait until RDNA 4 hits or save for something like the 6800/XT
Can you test it in vr ?
Good suggestion tbh, but I don't know if it would be worth our time setting VR up for benchmarks. It would add a ton of time
@@ZachsTechTurf thank you for this very quick response
7:47 Benchmarks
Should i get 7600 or 6650xt?
6650xt
1 Yr later this GPU is over £300.......
Can you make a video of just budget WHITE graphic cards we can buy.?? Is so hard to pick and too many
I have no idea what is being said
Aim for 16Gb or face regrets sooner or later. I buy a 4Gb card thinking it would do based on my isometric rpg & mmo taste on 1080p screen... Everything she can do is 720p high. 1080 Ultra ask for fsr/rsr to clear solid 60fps and 1440p is out of her range. Glad i paid 185 not 200+, But yeah even 8Gb of vram is no more a consideration to me. 12 maybe short term, but 16 will do for long term and solid 1080p card. Dont forget that even if a card can do 100+ fps twiking settings, vram limitation show on screen and feel like massive stutters making impossible to play without lowering resolution and textures which make the game looking bad, like X360 kind of look in 2023...
8GB VRAM bottlenecks it but if it's low price its fine.
dont bad atleast amd dont dowgrade the gpu like nvidea
The MSRP is 60$ lower and it 24% faster that the card it replaces.
I do know that you can get a rx6600 for under 200$, but they won't be there for long.
@@fedepede04your right there gonna get cheaper
Can I use arc a770 16gb gpu with Corsair cv550w psu?
Zach's review is calming. Gamers nexus is annoying.
yeah like why is ever other reviwer treating lowering the price as a bad thing i might be a head ach for them but it is still a good thing
@@donxx1206 I can give a pass the $269 gpu but 399 for a gpu slower then it’s predecessor
We also need something to repleace 66x0 series as budget card when run out, and here it is
Different styles :)
Lol clown
Man i bought a rx 6650 the day before they got launched sigh, sucks to be me
Lmao. Ironically I own a 13600KF.
I'm wondering if I should get this card as I'm still running a RX570. I've upgraded everything in my system except my GPU because I wanted something with AV1 encoding. I tried out the 7900XT but had such bad coil whine and it wasn't very stable despite having no OC.
I just wanted to ask for everyone's opinion for this card. This is my main list of games:
Valorant
Minecraft
Hydrometer and other similar factory games (Satisfactory etc.)
Factorio
City builder/Settlement builders like Cities skylines and northgard and turn based games like Humankind and Civ.
Main one I want good performance in is Minecraft as I load my game with shaders and mods. I've never been able to get it stable around 140fps.
Oh, and I game at 1440p.
Do you guys think this is a good option? I personally think the performance is a little lacking but I wanna hear what everyone thinks.
For the games you play, you don't need a gpu upgrade
For the games you play, you don't need a gpu upgrade
Maybe a 6900xt?
Everyone missed the point. I want AV1 Encoding.
@@fpsoccer9791 Rx 6600 supports AV1 encoding and costs $200.
It will run Cities Skylines well at 1440p on high settings (83 fps average).
All the other games on your list are less demanding and will run even better.
6650XT is better using less power.
Hogwarts Legacy? 1080p Ultra? 111fps. No man something aint right