PowerColor Fighter AMD Radeon RX 6600 Graphics Card with 8GB GDDR6 Memory

Epic upgrade from Nvidia GTX 1060. Silent af never hear it, ultra settings @ 1080p in games (ue4, ue5, halos), my overall computing experience seems faster (AMD cpu, Ryzen 7). This card is small but powerful and super energy efficient, draws like 110w in Halo Infinite full Ultra. If you aren't leaving 1080p just get this card right now bro it's THE 1080p card.I held out a long time on a GPU upgrade and I'm glad I waited for this card. I honestly just love the cost to performance on this so much I wouldn't use anything else in my system. This card is a budget gamer flex.No problems on Windows 10, didn't remove my Nvidia stuff just installed the AMD software and bam done. No problems on Arch Linux just use mesa.Just got this card new with lightening deal on prime day for $254.99. I mention this not to flex, but because it might go on sale again so watch carefully.

This video card is not top of the line, but for most cases it is fully adequate and does not cost a sky high amount of money. My limit for a GPU is $200 and the Radeon RX 6600 with 8GB of RAM meets this criteria. So far I have two of these in two separate computers and neither gave me any issues. The first one I have for over a year in daily use for remote work and other work and browsing at home. It works relatively acceptable with the latest 3DMark package, though some benchmarks do not perform well enough, but since I am not a gamer, it is sufficient for me using a 4K monitor.

Ok, I have an old Alienware R4 (with an 850-watt PS) that I'm trying to keep alive as my back-up PC. The graphics card I had in it was an AMD Powercolor R9 380x (which had 2 x 6 pin connecter). This was a decent card back in the day, but it was time to replace. The R4 has PCIe 3.0. I decided to stay with AMD on this particular PC and chose the RX 6600. I chose this based on price & performance. The RX 6600 is PCIe 4.0 but runs extremely well on PCIe 3.0 and you really on lose about 1% of the card's full potential. I also gained Ray Tracing and the most recent version of Direct X. Another big boost was going from 4GB of GDDR 5 up to 8GB of GDDR 6. This new RX6600 was auto recognized by my system as Free Sync Premium. (I have an ASUS TUF Gaming 27" VG279QL1A). I'm running at 1920 x 1080 165Hz and have other options of 120Hz and 144Hz. This RX 6600 handles it all flawlessly.Anyway, I included two pictures of the GPU-Z showing a screenshot of my old card to the new one. I am extremely pleased with this graphics card. While my new R12 has the Nvidia 3080Ti, PowerColor has been my choice of AMD graphics on my R4 since I got it, and I will stay with them. The RX 6600 only needs (1) 8-pin connecter and of course, uses less power than the old R9 380x. The card is smooth, quiet and plays the games I enjoy... mainly FPS like the Call of Duty series and the Battlefield series. Other features on the new RX 6600 are listed here:AMD RDNA 2 ArchitecturePCIe 4.0 SupportHDMI 2.1 VRRRadeon Anti-LagDirectX 12 UltimateDirectX Raytracing (DXR)Radeon Image SharpeningAMD FidelityFX Super ResolutionAMD Infinity Cache

During Prime Day, this card was discounted to $255, and I also took an additional $10 off from Prime Savings. In total, I ended up paying $263 including tax.Paying $245 for a mid-range GPU like this is one hell of a steal. Used RX 6600s sell for that low, and keep in mind this is a brand new GPU. From low-spec games like CS:GO and Valorant, to graphically intense games like Cyberpunk 2077, this card can run just about anything at high - max settings at 1080p. Especially during the current condition of GPU market, $245 for a card like this is a deal you cannot pass up.The card performs great. From raw power to thermals, it performs very well. It can run Triple-A titles at medium-high settings with ease, and it runs them efficiently. No matter how graphically intense a game is, this card always manages to maintain temps under 65°C.In conclusion, this card is perfect for gamers who just want to play every title on a budget. If you want to run major titles but you're not looking to spend too much on a GPU, this card is for you. This card gets the job done, and it does it very well at a fair cost.

Bought it in 2024 for $199. Solid budget card. The only negative is that it doesn't include a backplate.

Loud cooler but runs great, at least the loud cooler means the temperatures are nice and low (core of 70c, hotspot of 90c at worst). Stock, runs at 100w but you can increase the power cap to 120w but you really shouldn’t. The amount of heat for the amount of performance the extra 100MHz gives, isn’t worth it.

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Bought 2 for the kids pc and had no issues with them.