I was going to get the rig from the store with the Ryzen 5 7600, and the RX 7600, XFX actually. Good 1080p set up imo. I've built computers for years, don't need anything big and fancy. BUT does the XFX GPU (card) run HOT and LOUD, as I've read?
I'm glad to hear this. I'm struggling to decide between a good 1080p or average 1440p monitor for this card. I think I'll jump to the 1440p then. Also have the XFX 7600.
For anyone who has this card and experiences crashing on games, AMD Adrenaline is the culprit. It sets the GPU clock too high (2900 MHz) be sure to adjust this in Performance>Tuning to match the clock speed listed in this video or if you plan on doing an OC don't go above 2755 MHz or uninstall Adrenaline and just use the Driver only.
i have the acer predator bifrost OC version of this card and adrenaline set the OC to 2945 and i've been using it for a couple weeks now without any instability. maybe it's the card. i was having lots of instability with drivers constantly crashing when i was using the polaris drivers on an RX590. that being said, i have heard of your user experience being quite common i guess i dodged a bullet.
Same. Had a few driver crashes, but i dont think they are related to clocks for me. I was OCed my OC version to 3000 mhz, and it runs stable. Had very similar driver crashes when I first purchased rx 570, but they went away with time.
I had the same issue too in game only with adrenaline 24.5.1, the new 24.6.1 i have no crashes, but for safe it is always better to undervolt and downgrade to less then 2900Mhz. and ajust the fan speed.
The RX 7600 seems to be doing totally fine at 1440p. Meanwhile Im using my 7700 XT for 1080p because im worried its not enough for 1440p........lol. Maybe its time to upgrade the monitor
naw just means you can max games longer notice he has settings turned to high while I'm sure you can just max those sliders without a thought. Sharper edges won't be a game changer in anyway. The 7800xt is the true 1440p card anyway. 12gb of vram atm for 1080p is king. You never have to worry about vram limitations at 1080p. 1440p you can run into it with 12gb though not common but can.
if i were you i will stay on 1080p if you play "AAA" games but it depends on screen if that 1080p have nice color accuracy and range i will stay with it
@@forog1 My issue is that im putting way to much stress on the cpu with these high frame rates in every game. Getting 120 fps in cyberpunk or 300 fps in call of duty is not good for health of components. I know the 5800X3D can handle it (thats what i have paired with the card) but i think at 1440p, the system will be more stable and smooth when it comes to games. Because i always believe that the less cpu usage you have, the better the game runs, regardless of the fps counter. I really dont like seeing my cpu usage at 85-90%
@@theanglerfish I spent 250 dollars on my BenqEX2510. Incredible IPS colors and outstanding built-in speakers too. Has great HDRi available for some games too. It's 25 inch. Had it for 2 years now and no issues at all. It will be a sad day when i move away from it because with these specs I am able to play games on ultra settings in native resolution. No FSR or DLSS crap. although in some games people debate it improves the pictures quality. Regarding the monitor, if somehow ill find the exact model but in 1440p instead of 1080p, i will consider it. but maybe in christmas or following year. I am fine for the minute
honestly the rx 7600 is a fairly capable 1440p gaming GPU, the only problem that it have is the 8GB of VRAM buffer, if only the 7600XT cost $300 or less that would be a great buy
Great 1080p card with room for decent 1440p experience too. And what a gorgeous model too, love the Sapphire Pulse models, subtle, sleek and well built.
Most definitely. 1440p results in these games really threw me a little. I didn't expect it to do that well, for anyone who want's 1440p 60 they have a winner here and it really isn't that expensive either. The pulse model is great as well, very well built, kind of expect this quality from their higher models tbh.
This is so similar to my 6700 XT Sapphire Pulse... They have put more red which I'll admit I don't like, but apart from that fans and backplate look the same
i love playing with budget GPU's currently my favorite cards are , Asus strix 4060, Asrock phantom gaming 7600, and arc a770 limited edition. love these cards over my extreme power hungry 6950xt.
it's been 5 months and the pricing for this cards only went up instead of down here in the Philippines (currently priced at US$330 as of writing). Could have bought one if the price came down to US$250.
Thank you for this review. Great info and I like that you compare where you actually have some action in the games. I have the XFX 7600 and think the 1440p monitor will be my choice then. Thanks.
I'd wait until rdna 5 comes out, if the leaks about ps5 pro are true, then rdna 4 will be a massive boost over rdna 3, and tbh the 5700xt still can run most games at 60 fps
@@mOddEdLiKeHeLL If you're on 1080p there's no reason to change anything. Also, in a few years there will be many new cards anyway, who knows what the options are gonna be.
@@TechLabUK Decided to pick up the one from Sapphire instead since its closer to the MSRP where im from. No regrets so far! Cant wait for my 1440p monitor to arrive now.
going to upgrade my gpu with this card, do you think it will suite my 1440p monitor with the rx 7600? I only play valorant and dota 2, and watch movies.
The card looks good and it would be a good alternative, but that 8GB of VRAM are as bad as in the limited VRAM on Nvidia. Pity. It needed at least 10GB. Speaking of 10GB, what's the power consumption? Is it higher than a RTX 4060?
It doesn't take much to search up the wattage of the cards. Also it doesn't need more than 8GB of VRAM. It's been said many times and been tested before, it can't fully utilize more VRAM. 7600 XT only has significant uplift in Cyberpunk @1440p and 4K.
If your worried about vram in the long run get the XT version of this card. Its very likely your concerns will be validated in the coming months/years as games use more vram. I'd rather play it safe and get the 16gb XT model.
@@malvinchau2056 If I have to go elsewhere to find information I am looking for (power consumption while running certain games or other work), that's one less reason to check this video/channel. Just saying. I am not sure what you mean about can't fully utilizing more VRAM. Why?
@@kevincampbell989 I am not worried about the long run, there are games which today have VRAM issues even at 1080p. Even when the pure performance is there, the limited VRAM (8GB and lower) hurts performance in that way.
i've had both cards, if you dont care about R/T its the same thing really with very minor fps differences and to be honest most people have a 144-165hrtz monitors which is perfecrt for both cards.
Got one today , same exact model , 245euros . I play in fullhd only on a wonderful Asus TUF 144hz monitor. I'm coming from a 1070ti. That card is INSANE for 1080p for the price ! A BANGER ! Plus it takes 10% more OC easily. W O W :O
Hello there,I'm trying to build a new pc. Thinking to pair with either Ryzen 5600/5600G. For Gpu, im confused between Rx 6650xt & 7600 of sapphire pulse brand. (I need the Igpu of 5600G as backup,if the card fails,it will be hard to afford another. But, I'm still not quite yet sure which cpu should i pair with) I'm not a hardcore gamer. I just want to use mostly for "web surfing and streaming videos." Casually, I want to play games like GTA V, Need for Speed & FIFA sometimes. Also, I have heard about Forza, i never played that one before. But,i might want to try it if I buy the card. What do you think,which should i get for my purpose? I hope it will be energy sufficient for my use.
With the CPU you just need to be aware that the 5600 supports PCIe Gen 4 whereas the 5600G doesn't. The better choice if pairing with a GPU is the 5600. With the GPU either of those you listed will work fine and are pretty much the same in terms of performance so which ever you can get the better deal on tbh.
@TechLabUK Thank you for the prompt reply. Yes..I'm aware of that Ryzen 5600 will support pcie Gen 4. But,do i lose any significant performance in terms of "web browsing & streaming content" if i choose the 5600G? I know it'll be limited to PCIe Gen 3.
I think the best version of the RX 7600 is the Gigabyte OC (overclocked) 3 fans. With metal black plate, OC from factory and a very well made cooling system. (And have RGB, for extra FPS haha)
I just snagged one of these as open box for $209 for a Gigabyte card. Its going into a build I'm doing for my sons first PC. He's 12 and doesnt play the most demanding games. total build ran me $680 and will be using a 5600x cpu
got an acer predator bifrost version of this card for $250 on sale on amazon. upgraded from an RX590, and as a 1080p gamer, all my games run so much better
Waiting for my sapphire pulse rx 7600 to arrive today to replace my old rx 6600. Bought a used 6700xt before but returned it after 3 days because unstability (probably mining card or has been overclocked to death). Can't afford more expensive card. Playing Total War Warhammer 3 1440p on high currently with my existing 6600.
This is a great card. i have auto undervolted, auto overclocked the vram and i get maxed out 2937mhz clock and 2328mhz vram clock, and its as stable as anything :) Thanks for the review, it made me buy this card and i am very very happy :)
I really like it, it's poo poo'd on by a lot of people but you don't get much of a choice at this price range anymore so it's lucky IMO that the choice you do have is great (IMO)
@@thc2stoned619 Classic Ryzens, they are getting so cheap now I am having a lot of fun playing with the older 1000 and 2000 series. Picked up a boxed 2600x with cooler for just £20 recently, it's great.
This is a good card for the price, it makes sense to go with this over the 6650 XT for the same price however I was sad to see that the 7700 XT is much more expensive than the 6700XT / 6750 XT so at the £300 mark you only have the 7600 XT which performs way worse than the 6750 XT.
@@TechLabUK Yeah, I would have liked a new 7000 series card but my budget was £300 and that only left 7600 or 7600 XT and with the 6750 XT costing the same but performing better I just went for that instead.
Wish I could've afforded one of these instead of the RX 6600 I bought a couple of weeks ago. Alas, the cheapest RX 7600 I could find was like $360 Canadian (£210) compared to the $250 (£145) for the RX 6600 (new in box at a local retailer), so I had to go with the latter. Oh, well, it should still hold me a few years (especially if I get a new CPU next - the Ryzen 5 3600 is showing its age). :)
The RX 6600 is still a great choice tbh, probably one of the best price to performance units on the market. Same at the RX 6700XT. The 6000 series from AMD, once their prices normalised have been amazing.
This is not worth upgrading over the RX 6600, although it is going for much cheaper than what I paid the RX 6600 2 years ago (which was a disgusting $550, cause prices here are HIKED). It's going for $400.
@@TechLabUK Yeah, from those it is super worth, especially since the price is right atm. What is the 7600XT going for over there? It has 16gb of Vram so if it's not too much of an increase in price it can also be worth looking into just for the extra 8gb of VRAM.
@@ridleyroid9060 It's different everywhere but a quick Amazon search I can see the RX 7600 for between £220 and £230 and the RX 7600XT for between £290 and £300. Could be worth it tbh
yeah its great.. imagine if the performance more than 4060 and power consumption same as RX 6600, perfect. But I prefer 4060 because similar performance with 7600 but less power consumption than 7600 even if higher price I pay 1 time and good to go for years, for 7600 I need to consider electricity bills every month.
This RX 7600 ... or RTX 4060 ? That´s the question ! I´m about to order one of them and, in short, it is very difficult to make a choice. (I´m not a fan; both are similar basically)
In short. If you don't care about Ray-Tracing this, if you do then the RTX 4060. Based on our findings, just did an RTX 4060 video so you can see what to expect here: th-cam.com/video/0WU0KGc_RSs/w-d-xo.html
Zar7000 is alot of money im from south africa and this card is expensive even a used rx 6600 cost almost. 4 to zar5000 in all honest Pc gaming is a rich mans hobby
The RX6650xt is less price less power consumption and overall a better card in this range. It gets overlooked and those that say the extra year driver support for the 7600 are speaking out of their bottom hole. In this price point either the rx6650*xt or rx7600 would be very playable in 1080p in 6 years when it would be replaced regardless. The 7600 does have better media, again at the entry level this is not a budget gamer concern that will still be on an old benq 60mhz monitor. I use the 7900gre in a work rig and the rx6750xt to game on in my game rig and can say I had hoped better for the 70 series than it has given, especially with the price hikes (and drops.) Our youngest has an rx6700xt now but used the rx6650xt for 9 months and it was awesome in all your budget gamer fare like fortnite/ minecraft/ roblox/ cod/gta5 and cyberpunk2077 keeping in mind this was 1080p high settings. If you are deadset on wasting money to waste it, just keep in mind if your monitor is ancient and cpu below the ryzen 5 3600 then you wont be thinking about the lack luster media upgrade the 7600 has considering it is at £250 and the rx6650xt is £200 if you are int he UK. If you find them at close cost then the rx7600 is the better choice long term if you are working with no budget in the future for an upgrade. I did find the rx7600 at £210 with a free copy of RE4 but we had already upgraded his gpu tot he rx6700xt by the time the deal landed and that would have been a solid buy for anyone. We are months away from the new gen cards dropping and the 7600 and 6650xt will dip in price big time.
@@vicente3k The 7600 is a drisgrace costing over £200. If anyone is paying £260+ they should save an extra £40 and get the RX6700XT /RX 6750XT with 12vram and are superior. This is AMD making better budget gamer gpus and punching themself in the face.
I'm running a 7600 8GB on a 12700KF/Z690P build with 32GB of DDR4 4000Mhz, and a 4TB Corsair 4.0 NVMe SSD. I'm using Linux Mint and have 140 games installed on it between Steam and Epic. Epic games are configured through Heroic Launcher and added to the Steam launcher. I have Starfield, The Last of Us Part I, Death Stranding, Outerworlds, Apex, Farlight '84, The Finals, and several other A+ titles running well over 60 FPS at 1440P and in some cases 4K. I do enable FSR 2, 3, and Frame Gen when available. It's connected to my LG 55" 4K TV which gives it a nice console-like feel with an N7 Xbox controller by PowerA.
@@drummer7557 Exactly thank you, at least you know what you're talking about it. Honestly the only time I would get RX7600 or RTX4060 is when the price is maybe $120 or less, never buy new. Paying $400 at most is robbery. 16GB versions of these cards will help futureproofing for sure, but that 128 bit bus width really is a downer, especially with the lackluster performance these cards do for the price. And speaking of that my brother has in RX6700 and it's really good but my brother wants a 7800XT used or 7900XTX used. Or he might wait for the next RX8000 series GPUs.
horizon zero, with afm- fidelity, at 4k, 80fps at 72 hz, the game is aweosome, when they want to give us a product and supported good then u create a small diamond...
This exact gpu replaced my xfx rx 470 4gb. I play all the games that came out before 2021-22 at 1440p Ultra at my monitors 75hz. But can often achieve higher fps if vsync is turned off. If you are not a pixel peeper graphics whore you wont regret playing your games with this.
@@datalix3849 installed the adrenaline from January and its became more colder, about 85-90°, I came from a rx 5700 which was about 75°, maybe I need to change my mindset about that
@@datalix3849give it a second shot, then I did a higher fan curve n an undervolt, now temps is rushing around 80°C (even less) I think it was “solved” (I will apply thermal pads back between the backplate n board, anyone has the scheme position for the pads?)
Exactly the same of the video, Sapphire Pulse rx 7600. I saw through the internet there isn’t thermal pads between the board and backplate, so the thermal transfer could be bad, looks like a nice upgrade apply some thermal pads there, but a scheme of the positions and the pad’s thickness infos will be very appreciated! Tks
So significantly more performance for not much more money. Plus only PCIe Gen 4 x8 lanes with just a measly 96 but memory bus.... ewwww. The XT version; AMD cheaped out like Nvidia and did the crappy clamshell memory things keeping it at 96 bit....@@TechLabUK
@@p_sn00ter It would be 10-15% more performance for 16% more money so just depends on what you want to spend. Most people will choose the Radeon card, I would have either although I use the A770 LE myself day to day.
🤷♂ One thing I have learnt is that it doesn't matter what you look at or say the shills and fanboys will come screaming. You get used to ignoring them, they can see the data and listen or not, that is up to them. I have been called a shill on many occasions, once for testing an Intel GPU on an AMD system. Once for having some Intel Arc boxes in the background of videos while ignoring the larger number of Radeon and Geforce boxes around them. People just see what they want to really.
Grabbed one of the XFX 7600s on blackfriday for 240 bones. I was gaming solidly on 1440p on a ultrawide monitor at 75fps. Underrated card honestly.
Same here. Haven’t built the rig yet but I’m excited
I was going to get the rig from the store with the Ryzen 5 7600, and the RX 7600, XFX actually. Good 1080p set up imo. I've built computers for years, don't need anything big and fancy. BUT does the XFX GPU (card) run HOT and LOUD, as I've read?
I'm glad to hear this. I'm struggling to decide between a good 1080p or average 1440p monitor for this card. I think I'll jump to the 1440p then. Also have the XFX 7600.
For anyone who has this card and experiences crashing on games, AMD Adrenaline is the culprit. It sets the GPU clock too high (2900 MHz) be sure to adjust this in Performance>Tuning to match the clock speed listed in this video or if you plan on doing an OC don't go above 2755 MHz or uninstall Adrenaline and just use the Driver only.
i have the acer predator bifrost OC version of this card and adrenaline set the OC to 2945 and i've been using it for a couple weeks now without any instability. maybe it's the card. i was having lots of instability with drivers constantly crashing when i was using the polaris drivers on an RX590. that being said, i have heard of your user experience being quite common i guess i dodged a bullet.
Same. Had a few driver crashes, but i dont think they are related to clocks for me. I was OCed my OC version to 3000 mhz, and it runs stable. Had very similar driver crashes when I first purchased rx 570, but they went away with time.
I had the same issue too in game only with adrenaline 24.5.1, the new 24.6.1 i have no crashes, but for safe it is always better to undervolt and downgrade to less then 2900Mhz. and ajust the fan speed.
cheers i was thinking andreniline was the reason i go from 140 frames to 12 on tarkov when i shoot. using the 16 gb ver
I am experiencing this a lot like once or twice every gaming session. I'm glad I saw your comment.
The RX 7600 seems to be doing totally fine at 1440p. Meanwhile Im using my 7700 XT for 1080p because im worried its not enough for 1440p........lol. Maybe its time to upgrade the monitor
naw just means you can max games longer notice he has settings turned to high while I'm sure you can just max those sliders without a thought. Sharper edges won't be a game changer in anyway. The 7800xt is the true 1440p card anyway. 12gb of vram atm for 1080p is king. You never have to worry about vram limitations at 1080p. 1440p you can run into it with 12gb though not common but can.
if i were you i will stay on 1080p if you play "AAA" games but it depends on screen if that 1080p have nice color accuracy and range i will stay with it
mines(7700xt) doing fine at 1440p currently running horizon FW at max settings 1440p and getting 70-80 fps and using around 10.5gb vram
@@forog1 My issue is that im putting way to much stress on the cpu with these high frame rates in every game. Getting 120 fps in cyberpunk or 300 fps in call of duty is not good for health of components. I know the 5800X3D can handle it (thats what i have paired with the card) but i think at 1440p, the system will be more stable and smooth when it comes to games. Because i always believe that the less cpu usage you have, the better the game runs, regardless of the fps counter. I really dont like seeing my cpu usage at 85-90%
@@theanglerfish I spent 250 dollars on my BenqEX2510. Incredible IPS colors and outstanding built-in speakers too. Has great HDRi available for some games too. It's 25 inch. Had it for 2 years now and no issues at all. It will be a sad day when i move away from it because with these specs I am able to play games on ultra settings in native resolution. No FSR or DLSS crap. although in some games people debate it improves the pictures quality. Regarding the monitor, if somehow ill find the exact model but in 1440p instead of 1080p, i will consider it. but maybe in christmas or following year. I am fine for the minute
honestly the rx 7600 is a fairly capable 1440p gaming GPU, the only problem that it have is the 8GB of VRAM buffer, if only the 7600XT cost $300 or less that would be a great buy
Man this is a huge W from AMD. Even I was under the impression that the RX 7600 wasn't that great in terms of value. This video has proven otherwise!
*RX7600 and 7600 Xts should have had 10gigs and 12gig and a slightly faster memory bus then these would have been worth it to a high degree*
Great 1080p card with room for decent 1440p experience too. And what a gorgeous model too, love the Sapphire Pulse models, subtle, sleek and well built.
Most definitely. 1440p results in these games really threw me a little. I didn't expect it to do that well, for anyone who want's 1440p 60 they have a winner here and it really isn't that expensive either. The pulse model is great as well, very well built, kind of expect this quality from their higher models tbh.
With an i5-13500, 32 3600MHz memory with my XFX RX7600 I am getting 135fps in Starfield Ultra 1440p with this card. Latest driver update
This is so similar to my 6700 XT Sapphire Pulse... They have put more red which I'll admit I don't like, but apart from that fans and backplate look the same
specs wise and perf wise its basically 6650xt with av1 codecs
Or a rx 6700
i love playing with budget GPU's currently my favorite cards are , Asus strix 4060, Asrock phantom gaming 7600, and arc a770 limited edition. love these cards over my extreme power hungry 6950xt.
it's been 5 months and the pricing for this cards only went up instead of down here in the Philippines (currently priced at US$330 as of writing). Could have bought one if the price came down to US$250.
in bvangladesh it was 360$ when i bought T.T
Thank you for this review. Great info and I like that you compare where you actually have some action in the games. I have the XFX 7600 and think the 1440p monitor will be my choice then. Thanks.
This will be the next card i will get in a few years. I’m pretty happy with my 5700XT I own now.
That would be a downgrade. The 5700XT wipes the floor with a 7600.
I'd wait until rdna 5 comes out, if the leaks about ps5 pro are true, then rdna 4 will be a massive boost over rdna 3, and tbh the 5700xt still can run most games at 60 fps
@@sharkey9 it does? I haven’t really looked into it. I was hoping it would be better since it’s 2 generations ahead now. Hmmm
@@yes-gn4kn it’s does run everything. I guess I’ll be playing the waiting game
@@mOddEdLiKeHeLL If you're on 1080p there's no reason to change anything. Also, in a few years there will be many new cards anyway, who knows what the options are gonna be.
You think the 7600xt is a better choice for the extra vram? I'm planning on picking up the Gigabyte OC version.
I suspect so seeing how fast this on is. Just depends on the price difference really.
@@TechLabUK Decided to pick up the one from Sapphire instead since its closer to the MSRP where im from. No regrets so far! Cant wait for my 1440p monitor to arrive now.
@@rikifps how good is it so far?
1:20 Red accent, difficult to match into a build?
Do I hear Fractal Design Focus G Mystic Red?
Card itself is more comparable to the mid-season refresh 6650XT or even 6600XT
That would be cool.
@@janwitkowsky8787 Pretty much from what I hear.
I bought one for $265, it's a very powerful card and plays everything in ultra-high settings in 1080p... I think it's worth buying
#TeamAMD #TeamRadeon
going to upgrade my gpu with this card, do you think it will suite my 1440p monitor with the rx 7600? I only play valorant and dota 2, and watch movies.
Should be fine with those I would suspect.
I have been using an xfx qick 308 rx 7600 for about 7 months I'm still surprised by it sometimes
Hi good people :)
Any advice what brand of RX 7600 to buy, ASUS or AsRock ?
Gona use for regular 1080p gaming.
Either of them are fine tbh. They will pretty much perform exactly the same so go with what goes with your system.
@@TechLabUK Thank you 😊
Would this card be suitable for vr gaming or would that require something beefier do you think?
Should VR fine tbh. I have played many games in VR with a 5700xt and this is just as fast if not faster.
The card looks good and it would be a good alternative, but that 8GB of VRAM are as bad as in the limited VRAM on Nvidia. Pity.
It needed at least 10GB.
Speaking of 10GB, what's the power consumption? Is it higher than a RTX 4060?
It doesn't take much to search up the wattage of the cards. Also it doesn't need more than 8GB of VRAM. It's been said many times and been tested before, it can't fully utilize more VRAM. 7600 XT only has significant uplift in Cyberpunk @1440p and 4K.
If your worried about vram in the long run get the XT version of this card. Its very likely your concerns will be validated in the coming months/years as games use more vram. I'd rather play it safe and get the 16gb XT model.
There is the rx 7600 xt with 16gb vram
@@malvinchau2056 If I have to go elsewhere to find information I am looking for (power consumption while running certain games or other work), that's one less reason to check this video/channel. Just saying. I am not sure what you mean about can't fully utilizing more VRAM. Why?
@@kevincampbell989 I am not worried about the long run, there are games which today have VRAM issues even at 1080p. Even when the pure performance is there, the limited VRAM (8GB and lower) hurts performance in that way.
Thank you for this. I'm not good with PC Specs, but I'm planning to upgrade my build (R5 2600, 1650 Super). Is this GPU good paired with R7 5700x?
I have paired with a i5 11600k
Bro i use mine with my old ryzen 2600 and its perfect
Any idea how this compares with an RTX4060?
Not yet but literally just loaded up an RTX 4060 into the benching rig today so will do soon.
i've had both cards, if you dont care about R/T its the same thing really with very minor fps differences and to be honest most people have a 144-165hrtz monitors which is perfecrt for both cards.
4060 is A BEAST as well, if you can get one at 300 or less, its worth it.
What about 180 hz 2k monitor ?@@andy.garcia92
Got one today , same exact model , 245euros .
I play in fullhd only on a wonderful Asus TUF 144hz monitor.
I'm coming from a 1070ti.
That card is INSANE for 1080p for the price ! A BANGER !
Plus it takes 10% more OC easily.
W O W :O
Tis a great card still, will play all games and now with FSR being baked into nearly every game you can't lose really.
@@TechLabUK indeed !
Could you please please do the same video for xt version ? I am planning on buying rx 7600 xt and i want to see the performance. Great video btw.
Unfortunately I don't have one at the moment but as soon as I do I will :D
thanks.
Hello there,I'm trying to build a new pc. Thinking to pair with either Ryzen 5600/5600G.
For Gpu, im confused between Rx 6650xt & 7600 of sapphire pulse brand.
(I need the Igpu of 5600G as backup,if the card fails,it will be hard to afford another.
But, I'm still not quite yet sure which cpu should i pair with)
I'm not a hardcore gamer.
I just want to use mostly for "web surfing and streaming videos."
Casually, I want to play games like GTA V, Need for Speed & FIFA sometimes.
Also, I have heard about Forza, i never played that one before. But,i might want to try it if I buy the card.
What do you think,which should i get for my purpose?
I hope it will be energy sufficient for my use.
With the CPU you just need to be aware that the 5600 supports PCIe Gen 4 whereas the 5600G doesn't. The better choice if pairing with a GPU is the 5600. With the GPU either of those you listed will work fine and are pretty much the same in terms of performance so which ever you can get the better deal on tbh.
@TechLabUK Thank you for the prompt reply.
Yes..I'm aware of that Ryzen 5600 will support pcie Gen 4.
But,do i lose any significant performance in terms of "web browsing & streaming content" if i choose the 5600G?
I know it'll be limited to PCIe Gen 3.
@@zaidtanim4163 I wouldn't think so for that type of stuff tbh.
@TechLabUK Thank you!! Much appreciate for taking the time to answer promptly. This helps.
Liked & subscribed. I wish you a wonderful day ahead!! 💝
r5 7600 ??
or r5 9600 ??
I think the best version of the RX 7600 is the Gigabyte OC (overclocked) 3 fans. With metal black plate, OC from factory and a very well made cooling system. (And have RGB, for extra FPS haha)
I just snagged one of these as open box for $209 for a Gigabyte card. Its going into a build I'm doing for my sons first PC. He's 12 and doesnt play the most demanding games. total build ran me $680 and will be using a 5600x cpu
Nice! Going to be a great build.
my card ru ns 79c and eats 185 w and gpu clock goes 2900 whyyy
Im using Rx 7600 the asrock steel legend and it is getting upto 90 degree in cyberpunk do you think this is normal
Not really, you should repaste the card maybe that'll fix it.
Core or hotspot
The problem with this card is 6700XT, 4GB more VRAM does help in certain games. 😅
If you are buying pre-owned the 6700XT is the card to go for. Depending on price of course.
got an acer predator bifrost version of this card for $250 on sale on amazon. upgraded from an RX590, and as a 1080p gamer, all my games run so much better
Nice. Now lets makew a 2 slot - 2 fan 7900XTX maybe a little shorter then the current 3 slot - 3 fan version.
I got the Xfx 3 fan model and it boosts up to 3ghz and maintains that clock speed I get 12100 on 3d mark time spy
How does it compare to the 8700G?
You mean the built in graphics on the 8700G? This card would walk all over it.
The 8700G would be on par with the rx 6500xt if it had GDDR6 memory, choked as it is the 8700G barely matches the RX 6400.
Waiting for my sapphire pulse rx 7600 to arrive today to replace my old rx 6600. Bought a used 6700xt before but returned it after 3 days because unstability (probably mining card or has been overclocked to death). Can't afford more expensive card. Playing Total War Warhammer 3 1440p on high currently with my existing 6600.
This is a great card. i have auto undervolted, auto overclocked the vram and i get maxed out 2937mhz clock and 2328mhz vram clock, and its as stable as anything :)
Thanks for the review, it made me buy this card and i am very very happy :)
I really like it, it's poo poo'd on by a lot of people but you don't get much of a choice at this price range anymore so it's lucky IMO that the choice you do have is great (IMO)
@@TechLabUK Coming from an ancient rx590, this is a massive step up. and my even older ryzen 2600 keeps up with this card so its a win win for me
@@thc2stoned619 Classic Ryzens, they are getting so cheap now I am having a lot of fun playing with the older 1000 and 2000 series. Picked up a boxed 2600x with cooler for just £20 recently, it's great.
I believe the 6650xt is better value, that's the underated gem
in what terms, if i may ask
@@jayhoperbeatz way cheaper and you don't lose much performance compared to the 7600.
@@teboho_26 oh OK, paired with what cpu? Ryzen 5 5500 is OK right?
@@jayhoperbeatz it is.
@@teboho_26 oh OK can you choose a decent pc for under 15k for me from evetech and send the config link 😀?
This is a good card for the price, it makes sense to go with this over the 6650 XT for the same price however I was sad to see that the 7700 XT is much more expensive than the 6700XT / 6750 XT so at the £300 mark you only have the 7600 XT which performs way worse than the 6750 XT.
oof I hadn't even looked at the 7700XT's but doesn't sound good.
@@TechLabUK Yeah, I would have liked a new 7000 series card but my budget was £300 and that only left 7600 or 7600 XT and with the 6750 XT costing the same but performing better I just went for that instead.
@@iitzfizz wait really? i was about to buy the new 7600xt
I bought this last March and I reaaaally love it!
It's a great card, still have this one around and want to give it a test again soon.
Wish I could've afforded one of these instead of the RX 6600 I bought a couple of weeks ago. Alas, the cheapest RX 7600 I could find was like $360 Canadian (£210) compared to the $250 (£145) for the RX 6600 (new in box at a local retailer), so I had to go with the latter. Oh, well, it should still hold me a few years (especially if I get a new CPU next - the Ryzen 5 3600 is showing its age). :)
The RX 6600 is still a great choice tbh, probably one of the best price to performance units on the market. Same at the RX 6700XT. The 6000 series from AMD, once their prices normalised have been amazing.
This is not worth upgrading over the RX 6600, although it is going for much cheaper than what I paid the RX 6600 2 years ago (which was a disgusting $550, cause prices here are HIKED). It's going for $400.
Oh yeah, not worth it from a 6600. These are only really good for those still sitting on an RX 480 or RX 580 really.
@@TechLabUK Yeah, from those it is super worth, especially since the price is right atm.
What is the 7600XT going for over there? It has 16gb of Vram so if it's not too much of an increase in price it can also be worth looking into just for the extra 8gb of VRAM.
@@ridleyroid9060 It's different everywhere but a quick Amazon search I can see the RX 7600 for between £220 and £230 and the RX 7600XT for between £290 and £300. Could be worth it tbh
What cpu were you using for this test?
EDIT: DOH!!! Nevermind 😀
The trusty 5800X3D. Can't seem to let that one go lol Best CPU I have ever had.
yeah its great.. imagine if the performance more than 4060 and power consumption same as RX 6600, perfect.
But I prefer 4060 because similar performance with 7600 but less power consumption than 7600 even if higher price I pay 1 time and good to go for years, for 7600 I need to consider electricity bills every month.
This RX 7600 ... or RTX 4060 ? That´s the question ! I´m about to order one of them and, in short, it is very difficult to make a choice.
(I´m not a fan; both are similar basically)
In short. If you don't care about Ray-Tracing this, if you do then the RTX 4060. Based on our findings, just did an RTX 4060 video so you can see what to expect here: th-cam.com/video/0WU0KGc_RSs/w-d-xo.html
Im getting the Sapphire Pulse XT version of this card. 😁.
The card gets a bit of hate but I never thought it was a particularly bad card for 1080 or even a bit of 1440 gaming
I can't justify upgrading to 7700xt/ 6800 (from 7600) for another $400 just to get 9-15 more fps
Zar7000 is alot of money im from south africa and this card is expensive even a used rx 6600 cost almost. 4 to zar5000 in all honest Pc gaming is a rich mans hobby
You can get 6600's from around 3k on marketplace alongside many 1070/ 1080/ 1660's
It is a decent graphics card but it will age worse than RTX 4060, so I would choose 4060, it is only about 40 € more
on hogrards legacy i hit more than 120fps on ultra on 1440p ultrawide
yeah.. my grapich card is so underrated i agree and my screen was 1920 x 1080p so i don't buying 4060 to gek 4k or 1440p setting...
The RX6650xt is less price less power consumption and overall a better card in this range. It gets overlooked and those that say the extra year driver support for the 7600 are speaking out of their bottom hole. In this price point either the rx6650*xt or rx7600 would be very playable in 1080p in 6 years when it would be replaced regardless. The 7600 does have better media, again at the entry level this is not a budget gamer concern that will still be on an old benq 60mhz monitor.
I use the 7900gre in a work rig and the rx6750xt to game on in my game rig and can say I had hoped better for the 70 series than it has given, especially with the price hikes (and drops.) Our youngest has an rx6700xt now but used the rx6650xt for 9 months and it was awesome in all your budget gamer fare like fortnite/ minecraft/ roblox/ cod/gta5 and cyberpunk2077 keeping in mind this was 1080p high settings.
If you are deadset on wasting money to waste it, just keep in mind if your monitor is ancient and cpu below the ryzen 5 3600 then you wont be thinking about the lack luster media upgrade the 7600 has considering it is at £250 and the rx6650xt is £200 if you are int he UK. If you find them at close cost then the rx7600 is the better choice long term if you are working with no budget in the future for an upgrade. I did find the rx7600 at £210 with a free copy of RE4 but we had already upgraded his gpu tot he rx6700xt by the time the deal landed and that would have been a solid buy for anyone. We are months away from the new gen cards dropping and the 7600 and 6650xt will dip in price big time.
6650xt is 220$ rn while 7600 still at 269... If only the 7600 was 230$ it would be no brainer.
@@vicente3k The 7600 is a drisgrace costing over £200. If anyone is paying £260+ they should save an extra £40 and get the RX6700XT /RX 6750XT with 12vram and are superior. This is AMD making better budget gamer gpus and punching themself in the face.
I'm running a 7600 8GB on a 12700KF/Z690P build with 32GB of DDR4 4000Mhz, and a 4TB Corsair 4.0 NVMe SSD. I'm using Linux Mint and have 140 games installed on it between Steam and Epic. Epic games are configured through Heroic Launcher and added to the Steam launcher. I have Starfield, The Last of Us Part I, Death Stranding, Outerworlds, Apex, Farlight '84, The Finals, and several other A+ titles running well over 60 FPS at 1440P and in some cases 4K. I do enable FSR 2, 3, and Frame Gen when available. It's connected to my LG 55" 4K TV which gives it a nice console-like feel with an N7 Xbox controller by PowerA.
But that 8GB of VRAM with a bus width of 128 bit is not great for the money. It wont hold up to newer graphically demanding game titles in the future.
Same goes for the 4060, you're better off getting the 6700 10gb of 6700XT 12gb cards. Much more future proof, and just better overall.
@@drummer7557 Exactly thank you, at least you know what you're talking about it. Honestly the only time I would get RX7600 or RTX4060 is when the price is maybe $120 or less, never buy new. Paying $400 at most is robbery. 16GB versions of these cards will help futureproofing for sure, but that 128 bit bus width really is a downer, especially with the lackluster performance these cards do for the price. And speaking of that my brother has in RX6700 and it's really good but my brother wants a 7800XT used or 7900XTX used. Or he might wait for the next RX8000 series GPUs.
horizon zero, with afm- fidelity, at 4k, 80fps at 72 hz, the game is aweosome, when they want to give us a product and supported good then u create a small diamond...
RX 7600 could be the new RX580 if it had 12gb Vram
It would have been underrated if it came out at 220$.
It compares much more to the RX 6650XT ... it's a significant bump up from the 6600
Quite a big pump up. Haven't had chance to use a 6650XT tbh but sounds like that's a good one as well then.
Runs 2k pretty well.
This exact gpu replaced my xfx rx 470 4gb. I play all the games that came out before 2021-22 at 1440p Ultra at my monitors 75hz. But can often achieve higher fps if vsync is turned off.
If you are not a pixel peeper graphics whore you wont regret playing your games with this.
Big jump up as well there.
Steam hardware surveys show 75 percent games use nvidia.
The 8gb of vram is what turns me off with this card...
I wanna get the rx 7600 xt
I’m selling it, it’s getting 96°C hot spot and I’m feeling bad for it
That's normal for a Rx 7600 btw
@@datalix3849 installed the adrenaline from January and its became more colder, about 85-90°, I came from a rx 5700 which was about 75°, maybe I need to change my mindset about that
@@datalix3849give it a second shot, then I did a higher fan curve n an undervolt, now temps is rushing around 80°C (even less) I think it was “solved” (I will apply thermal pads back between the backplate n board, anyone has the scheme position for the pads?)
@@GoMarkz What model you have?
Exactly the same of the video, Sapphire Pulse rx 7600. I saw through the internet there isn’t thermal pads between the board and backplate, so the thermal transfer could be bad, looks like a nice upgrade apply some thermal pads there, but a scheme of the positions and the pad’s thickness infos will be very appreciated! Tks
RX7600 and 7600 XT doesn't make sense. 10-15% less performance than an A770 16 GB for $50-100 USD more then the price of an A770
Not here. RX 7600 = £250 and A770 = £290+
So significantly more performance for not much more money. Plus only PCIe Gen 4 x8 lanes with just a measly 96 but memory bus.... ewwww. The XT version; AMD cheaped out like Nvidia and did the crappy clamshell memory things keeping it at 96 bit....@@TechLabUK
@@p_sn00ter It would be 10-15% more performance for 16% more money so just depends on what you want to spend. Most people will choose the Radeon card, I would have either although I use the A770 LE myself day to day.
@@p_sn00ter Technical specs on a sheet don't mean anything, it's the real world performance that matters.
Intel's drivers still aren't the greatest though and their cards have been out of stock for weeks down here in NZ
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Great 1080P card.
This graphic card was a deception, it should put the 4060 on the grave for good, but reality is tragic, keep away from this.
i loved my RX7600 when i had it, but since i do play R/T games i changed to a RTX4060 just for that reason. v:
The 4060 is barely an RT card at all.
@@MandoMTLRT in 4060 is as good as RT in rx 7800 xt
Nvidia shills be shaking their fists rn
🤷♂ One thing I have learnt is that it doesn't matter what you look at or say the shills and fanboys will come screaming. You get used to ignoring them, they can see the data and listen or not, that is up to them. I have been called a shill on many occasions, once for testing an Intel GPU on an AMD system. Once for having some Intel Arc boxes in the background of videos while ignoring the larger number of Radeon and Geforce boxes around them. People just see what they want to really.
that card is a ps5
The 6650 xt outperforms it and can match the 7600 16gb in most areas.
Especially with FSR 3.....Starfield actually playable with high settings.
Looks like the 7600 comes out on top from the comparison videos
th-cam.com/video/ZrpveLSEbV8/w-d-xo.html
rx 6700XT is better
Mini monster? Nope, Major Ripoff.