ASUS Dual AMD Radeon RX 7600 V2 OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 Graphics Card (AMD RDNA 3, PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6 memory, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Axial-tech fan design, 0dB technology)

This is a good graphics card. I bought it for use in an external mount I bought online, for my AI Image needs for my business. It's powerful enough for what I use it for & I can get some very good images back in only a few seconds. I do use a good quality laptop too though, so the 2 hand in hand work well together. Yes, very happy so far.

Installed into b550 motherboard with ryzen 5 5600g processor. Used AMD adrenaline software to run simple system overclock and activated smart memory. Let's just say I have a very happy boy.Huge step up in warzone from integrated graphics & he now runs fortnitw on highest settings at good fps.If you are looking for a good budget graphics card look no further than the rx 7600.Thus review was supported by rate my gear promotion.

The graphics quality, speed and cooling are all really good. I can run 1080p games at high fps. Some problems however include installation as it comes with a 16pin power cable requirement and 16 pin cables are almost non existent. The card also covered the release latch making it difficult to take out to install fans which wouldn’t fit in my case. Lastly there was no support by ASUS device control.

I've been looking for a new graphics card for a while and my old card is a RX560 that is beginning to run out of steam after 7 years of reliable service so I thought it would be wise to stick with AMD graphics and Asus are a brand that I find reliable.Even though I did consider a Nvidia card I had an awful experience of that brand in an older machine.My gaming needs are only 1080p and this 7600XT is absolutely fine for that and the 16Gb of RAM gives me that extra memory to stop me running out of VRAM.Only had it a few days but card is running very well and temps are fine and I've got no issues to speak of and initial findings are that this is a great card for my needs and I hope it lasts as long as my previous one

After numerous years of running a RX 570 8gb (Superb card for time, but didnt keep up with ultrawide gaming)After upgrading my CPU, my GPU was next,a spend i don't make easily with limited funds, but after looking at reviews, benchmarks, opinions, i plucked for the new 7600XT with the future friendly 16gb vram.The difference is truly incredible, package arrived, quick and well packed, install was swift, (Remember to use DDU to remove all previous drivers)the performance increase has been wonderful, bringing freedom to helldivers 2 has never been so glorious.I'm doing my part.It runs quiet, cool and has handled everything i've thrown at it at 3440x1440. Truly superb addition to any system.

very nice for the price

So i bought this gpu in September for my custom pc gpu is being refunded as we speak but i ended up getting an rx 7600 xt that would take DOUBLE its power and caused my pc to crash multiple times a day.

The graphics card market is always improving its products therefore when buying a card it can only be compared to those available at the time of purchase and within the budget of the buyer.The RX7600XT was not the top of the range but meets my needs for running multiple displays. Some say the RX6700 is as good and is cheaper. You pays your money and makes your choice. For me, one of the considerations was size - due to case constraints the card could not exceed 285mm, which ruled out any GPU that used three cooling fans.The card is quite heavy therefore to reduce strain on the PCIe slot my card is held in place by two screws and the additional support of a pencil carefully cut to the right length as a prop.Power consumption is not a problem. As my CPU is water cooled the noise of the air cooling fans of the GPU card is quite noticeable when it is under load. Installation and downloading of the drivers from the internet was easy.According to the reviews the card is 'adequate' for gaming, with the additional memory being noted as improving the ray tracing compared to the RX7600 8GB card, but most reviewers state this is dependent on the game being played.