Item#: N82E16814137690

Pros: Runs great. It's way better than my old GTX 1050, and the card came at an "okay" price. Has a backplate which I can't say for many other 6600s in this price range. Just a nice looking card in general.

Cons: In a normal market this is too expensive, but it's the best price you get can in the current market.

Overall Review: Runs every game I want to perfectly, and is a huge improvement to my old card. Wish I could have payed this amount for a 6700 or 3070, but in this market a $469 RX 6600 isn't too bad of a price!

Pros: - VERY efficient (half the power to run my games vs 1660 Ti) - Very quiet

Cons: Ray Tracing performance is minimal

Overall Review: Recommended as alternative to GTX 1660 TI (or Super, etc...). I had a VERY similar MSI version of the GTX 1660 Ti and this was faster, quieter, and more efficient. The Ray Tracing capability is minimal but if you compare it to a GTX 1660 series I like it a lot better (and I liked my MSI 1660 Ti a LOT). I also tried it against an MSI RTX 3060 Ventus 2X 12G but that was noisy (70% fans) and power hungry enough (150+Watts) even in non-RTX simple games like Civ 6 that I'm glad I have this card instead, even if the Ray Tracing isn't quite equivalent.

Overall Review: Love the card has done everything I needed it to I had some minor issues with the drivers but I have gotten everything settled.

Overall Review: Arrived as described, fresh new look, works excellent. In most games temps are under 65°C, sometimes 60°C and below, but in warzone temp goes over 72°C with max settings at Full HD resolution. Fan speed goes higher and louder after 66-67°C, no major or minor issues, just works fine, i recommend this card at this price point ♥

Pros: -No tacky RGB -Runs super cool (32C idle, below 60C under full load) -Easily the best value GPU on the market (not including used) -Includes ray tracing capabilities -Faster than Nvidia's 16 Series by a decent margin and faster than an RTX 3050 by anywhere from 5 to 60 percent depending on the game and resolution used. It's also cheaper than the RTX 3050.

Cons: -It can get loud under load. The fan curve is very aggressive. A lot louder than the Asus Dual Evo 1660 Super -The one major design choice I cannot comprehend: it's PCI-e 4.0 but only 8 lanes, which causes a small performance decrease with PCIe 3.0 systems. This would be a non-issue if it used 16 lanes. -Ray tracing is worthless. The performance just isn't there. Nothing is really playable with RT enabled.

Overall Review: This is my first Radeon card and I'm very satisfied. Performance is overall very impressive, even in a PCIe 3.0 system, and only a 100 Watt TDP to boot. Temperatures are very low and noise is tolerable. The price to performance of the RX 6600 blows the competition out of the water. The RX 6600 received a mostly luke warm reception, but as fate would have it, the RX 6600 is now the most recommended GPU by TechTubers and other online reviewers. My motherboard is a B450, so I'm limited to PCIe 3.0 despite having a Ryzen 5 3600, and the performance increase is very noticeable coming from a GTX 1660 Super. We're talking 20-40fps higher in Far Cry 6 and perhaps more at times.

Pros: All in all a good card. Upgrading from my trusted and true RX580 and matched with a RYZEN 3600. Frame rates on most games with the same or better settings are between 50% and 100% better. HALO Infinite is now competitively playable at native resolution. I prefer the back catalogue for the most part so I am able to play DOOM, Borderlands 3, COD Warzone, Rainbow 6 Siege, etcetera at High to Ultra with excellent FPS.

Cons: I know according to the rules we aren't supposed to mention this but the cost of any video card of course is insane at the moment.

Overall Review: I made the decision to purchase this one based on the availability, the fact that the price was at least comparable to the other cards in the 1080p performance range, and because numerous video comparisons of the RX6600 compared to the current card I had (RX580) showed almost double the frame rate in a comprehensive list of game titles. This is a 1080p card. You could push a few titles to 1440 or 4K but count on making some sacrifices in quality to get any FPS. The good news is if you are content with 1080p and have a monitor with FreeSync that can go 144Hz or higher you can enjoy 1080p Ultra at high FPS all day.

Pros: Quite and stays cool Dual fans makes it a nice size but its not too big

Cons: Drivers are a little weird to install. I cant get the Radeon software to open and it doesnt seem to want to install the newest driver.

Overall Review: Very nice upgrade from my rx 570 4gb card. I usually play VR games like a heavily modded Skyrim, no mans sky, a township tale and recently hitman. No Mans Sky runs very well at high settings in vr (i5 10400, 16gb ram). I think Im finally done upgrading my pc for a little while at least lol

Pros: Not a bad card for the price during these times. Runs cool and pretty quiet.

Cons: Plastic back plate. Guess it's better than no back plate at all... Although I listed the price as a pro, during normal times it should be a con.

Overall Review: Good alternative to a 3060 with similar performance and it's available right now at a half way decent price.

Overall Review: This is one of my best purchase by the value, in some game make a 10% more than a 3060

Pros: Great 1080P card No coil whine Runs cool Looks good in case

Cons: AMD software is not awesome...

Overall Review: I bought it at $450 around 6-7 months ago. Ouch. However, it has given my teenage daughter all she needs for Sims 4 - COD - Battlefield at 1080P. She runs them all at 80-100 FPS with a Ryzen 2600X. I will likely upgrade her to a Ryzen 5600X since they are so cheap - and that will likely push her closer to the 144hz limit on her monitor. For the price it is now...it is a no brainer for 1080P gamers.