ASUS Dual Radeon RX 6600 8GB

Pros: – Low power and runs cool/quiet – 1080p max settings with good fps – 1440p if you lower game details but should stick to 1080 prob. Cons: – I believe this card only has 8 PCIe lanes on the card itself so if you put in an older PCIe Gen 3.0 system you’ll be at PCIe 3.0 x8 performance shouldn’t be that noticeable but it is what it is Overall Review: I would still recommend if you can get it at msrp and the upgrade is big enough otherwise maybe hold off

Pros: This works flawlessly with AMD Ryzen 3700x CPU on an Asrock B550m-HDV motherboard. I thought I would not see much improvement over RTX 1660 super, but this is much better. The graphics have improved in all games (Forza Horizon 3,4,5) and Dirt 2 runs at 1440p in high settings with good frame rates (100fps). It stays very cool, below 60C in all games I tried. I have not overclocked it. It must be very quiet when the fans work because I cannot hear it over my other quiet fans. Cons: It…

Pros: -Looks great in the case, I’m a sucker for asus hardware. -Really easy to set up, just install drivers. -I can barely even hear it. Quieter than My arctic P-12’s which I barely hear are louder than it. Cons: -small nitpick but don’t really like how there isn’t any backplate over the power connectors. Overall Review: So for reference, I’m 16 and just now “finished” building my first PC. I’d bought this on a whim because I saw it was at stock and at a very nice, low price. Before this,…

Overall Review: Elden Ring is what I bought it for and it has more than delivered. Included a screencap of the card at use with a Ryzen 5600G CPU and 16gb RAM@3200MHz with no overclocking whatsoever. If you’re planning on getting this card, I recommend pairing it with an AMD CPU to take advantage of Smart Access Memory to improve performance even further. In the future, with scaling technology (FidelityFX aka FSR) continually improving, the card should hold up well for 1080p/60 fps.