ASUS Dual AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 Gaming Graphics Card (AMD RDNA 2, PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6 Memory, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Axial-tech Fan Design, 0dB Technology)

My specs: i5-9600k overclocked to 4.8ghz, 32 gb memory at 2666hz, 1tb ssd storage, ASUS Prime Z390-a, LG Widescreen monitor at 2560x1080 @ 75hz refresh rate.I recently had a bit of play money to throw around and decided I'd finally upgrade my GPU from a RX 580 8GB to this or either a entry level RTX 3060. Originally I wanted a quick, cheap replacement and nearly settled on a GTX 1660. I'm so glad I didn't. I happened to find this at a bit cheaper price with a better delivery time and after comparing specs to a few other cards, I decided to roll the dice. To put it plainly? It was an incredible roll. A critical hit even. Everything I've thrown at this card simply bowed to it's might at Ultra graphics settings. This is including Cyberpunk 2077, Total War: Warhammer 2, Farcry 5 and 6, Batman: Arkham Knight, Red Dead Redemption 2, Hitman 3, Call of Duty: Warzone, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. The list goes on and on.Also? The fans are SO quiet. Even at 80-90% fan speed, it's much quieter than my old RX580. It stays plenty cool as well. I've not overclocked it in any way yet, but under load, I haven't seen it go past 57 Celsius.As for cons? Only one so far. I've been pleasantly surprised with everything this card has shown me. As with all GPU's, I'm not sure how future proof it'll be. But for the time being? It's gonna get you everywhere you wanna go as long as you're not wanting to go the ray tracing route. You really take some decent-to-large hits even at medium on most ray-tracing settings within the games that support the feature. But for me? It's not a make-or-break feature. To each their own.At the end of the day, if you have some spending money or don't mind torturing your wallet a bit, this is a near-perfect upgrade. GPU's seem to only be getting pricier and with this being a relatively new card (released in August of 2021), I won't expect much of a shift downward in terms of price. But there are always deals to be had if you keep looking!

This card I installed in an Alienware system and it's run like a dream. It's super quiet and the temperature on the gpu is within the norm. I'm playing FC6 and this card is exceptional. I bought it for $749 and compared to the higher end cards, it performs equally as well as those that are well over $1000 right now. I highly recommend this gpu. I checked it with games-debate and everything on the requirements to play FC6 was green across the board. It is an extremely heavy, long card but I was able to fit it easily into the Alienware system. The only downside, the alienware system I bought, the plastic arm that goes over the card did not fit. I then decided to take the plastic arm out since the card fits snug in the slot on the motherboard. I highly recommend this card!

Have an older system that has an i7 4770K CPU, 850W Power Supply and 32GB of RAM and although I don't play games, I did want to run MS Flight Sim. Took a chance and got the Asus RX 6600 XT from the Amazon Warehouse with the rated condition as acceptable. The condition of the retail box must have been what they were talking about because the card itself was like new. No dust and still had the protective wrapper.It works great for the flight simulations. On overall medium settings I get ~60fps and on Ultra settings, ~30fps with an ocassional stutter on complex scenery but not enough to ruin the experience. Very playable. This is without any extreme overclocking but I have used the Asus BIOS tools to select the preset gaming options and using XMP memory settings. Can still do a lot of option tweaking to get more fps but I doubt it's worth the effort when it runs as good as it does.Had an Nvidia RTX760 in this system before and was unuseable with flight sim. That software is very demanding.The the old hardware has a new life and I get to 'play'....

Fun to Benchmark with, even more fun to play with. Build R7 / 32G 3600mhz / full size case with Noctua Air CPU Cooler.Played AC Odyssey at 1440p with every setting set to max/ultra. Got a fairly stable 60 fps and temps never went over 65C at about 800rpms on fans. Lowest dips were around 50 fps which is absolutely fine. If you go down to 1080p you can play closer to 100 fps with the fans spinning at 500ish rpms. Similar results on the other games. Cards is a good size and weight with no need for extra supports. Make sure you download the latest drivers because that is necessary to get the expected performance. If you have a compact case you may get higher temps and lower fps because of this but in a full size case it performs flawlessly. Prices are coming down right now. Shouldn't be to much longer before you can get it for MSRP.

When I bought this GPU I was hoping it would run smoother, and quieter than my last GPU, and this GPU has certainly reached my expectations, certain games I play it gets up to 70 degrees Celsius, and the GPU is still extremely quiet, compared to my old GPU the Radeon RX 580 from MSI it was quite loud, this is honestly the best GPU to get if your looking to game hard, but also have less fan noise.The only issue is the price is a bit high, I get that the shortage is going on, and that’s why it’s high in price.

For 200$ it's a perfect video card, full hd at ultra everything.

Purchased to replace an aging GTX 1070. AMDs software has greatly improved over the past few years, it's at the point now where I might even say they have a stronger software suite than Nvidia.The card is great for 1080p, 85fps far cry 6, 90 fps crysis remastered, exactly what I needed. Of course given the option I would have preferred not to pay 1080 TI pricing for 1080 TI performance but here we are.

Compre esta tarjeta hace una semana y me llego en 5 días a concepción Chile xD buenísima tarjeta, buenos fps pero hay que configurar la velocidad de los ventiladores, porque por defecto giran muy rápido. Si se configura bien la tarjeta es muy silenciosa xD