ASRock AMD Radeon RX 7600 Steel Legend 8GB OC GDDR6 128-bit 0dB Silent Cooling Graphics Card DisplayPort 7680 x 4320 HDMI 18 Gbps 3 Fans PCI Express 4

Powerful card, slightly noisy.
I upgraded from an EVGA 10G 3080 FTW3. I had to boot my windows into safe mode and completely uninstall the NVIDIA graphics drivers, then shut down the PC, put the 7900XTX in and install the AMD Adrenaline drivers. It was relatively easy to install, just annoying.Despite the small hassle, this is an amazing upgrade, the Ray tracing is of weaker/similar performance as the 3080, but the rasterization performance is just so much better. The power consumption is pretty high so the power bill may rise.This card has a whooping 24GB of GDDR6 VRAM which is more than enough, some games will use most of it which is an amazing sight in itself.This card specifically does create a quiet buzzing/coil whine when reaching higher framerates, which isn’t really noticable with a headset on.It also creates a vibration, particularly when loading shaders or something heavier, I noticed it on Stalker Heart of Chernobyl.This card is amazing for 2K performance and is very much a 4K card. The AMD FSR3 and Frame generation are great, not quite better than DLSS, still nonetheless great.This is one of the cheapest variants of the 7900XTX cards but it very much packs a punch with 3×8 PCIe slots.The overclocking compatibility is amazing and the card stays really cool with good airflow.The RGB uses its own software called PolyChrome or Razer to change the colors and patterns, it’s alright, just annoying to have, once you change it to what you want, you never have to mess with it again.I’ve looked into a lot of different variants and this one looks like the best run for your money in just about every way, from cooling to performance and overclocking.Though if Ray tracing and DLSS means a lot to you, go for the 4080S, otherwise, this card is a beast and I’m glad I made the switch.

Pro’s and Con’s
Great card! It beats the 4060 and has twice the VRam!Pro’s:Looks greatHas a lot of power vs the price3 Fan model so it runs ice cold16 GB of Vram -comes in handy on the new AAA gamesCon’s:Ray tracing is not the best (Ray Tracing should be used more for higher end graphics cards anyway)FSR upscaling is good but can be more refined in the future.

Relatively painless RMA
Summary: I’m happy now, but I had to return the first one I received.The card I originally received performed fine but was running very high hotspot temperatures, 30°C above main GPU temperature. I was concerned about that, so I contacted ASRock customer support. After a couple of emails back and forth, they agreed to replace the card. I had to ship it back on my own dime, but to ASRock’s credit, they immediately sent me a replacement card and I only went 6 days without a GPU, which is remarkably fast turnaround. The temperatures on the new card are much better (20°C delta), so I’m happy now.Pros: I had no issues with installation, setup, or stability (fully AMD system with 7800X3D CPU). The card looks pretty cool installed. The replacement card I received runs relatively cool and quiet at default settings.Cons: The first one I received was running hot, so I ended up having to return it for a replacement. Also, the fans get significantly noisier if you increase the max fan speed by even a little bit.

Excellent gpu
I came from an Nvidia 2080 T overclock, founders edition and all I can say is the 2080 TI couldn’t come close to touching what this card can do. I am running at 80% running 34 40 x 14 40 and on COD modern warfare three I’m pushing 240 FPS I don’t see the point and even turning the overclock on this thing is super fast, super strong and runs cool with no problems. I definitely recommend this card.

Uma placa boa para quem quer performance em 2k e 4kO envio demorou mas chegou no prazo

Muito silenciosa. 10/10

Salió buena, no he tenido problemas, pero si la vas acomprar te recomiendo tener mínimo una fuente de poder de 600w