ASRock Challenger Radeon RX 6600 8GB Graphics Card [RX6600 CLD 8g]

Been hanging out to finish the build since second lockdown.Looked at the price then and cringed.Price didnt drop for nearly two years. Curse you crypto miners!Went on sale and just bought it to change out an RX550 for Elite Dangerous.Runs a solid 60 fps.Wow,just wow.No baby cases or it simply wont fit.It is long...really long but most of it is heatsink.A good quality card

fairly disappointed, plays halo 30 fps low settings. and the GPU cost as much as the series x itself. also overclocking is quite limited. hell the series x destroys my setup costing a third the price. only pro is that the limited overclocking you can do is super easy to do with bult in radeon software.

I was hoping to build my first ever pc and was trying to find a graphics card around the 400-500 budget. My plan was to get the 3050 since it was a nvidea card (meaning I get all the Benefits that the cards have), in the 30 series and it fit in my budget pretty well. However I learnt that the 3050 wasn’t that good specially for the price so I resorted to this which was a lot better then the 3050 for a cheaper price and I do not regret the decision. Although it is amd it is such a good graphics card and my games run so smoothly and after adding some optimizers it made it even better. So far nothing bad has happened with it so if you are looking to build a mid pc I highly recommend this graphics card??

This is a good video card for 1080p gaming. (Graphics detail on HIGH).Unfortunately, I wasn't able to use the graphics driver from the AMD website (it froze my PC during the detection part of the driver install), so I let Windows 10 install stock AMD drivers. These are older, but are very stable.This video card runs relatively cool (36 deg/C at idle and 52 deg/C under load). The fans are quiet.

I was quite impress with this card, half score on 3dmark against 3080. Also the dual fans does keep it cool and never seen pass over 60c in a bad ventilated case. 90fps on 1440p and 140fps on MW2. With the 8GB VRAM, this card was best option.

ASRock RX6600 CLD 8G Rocks

I needed a new computer for gaming as my laptop fried from heat so I put together a desktop with all the budget components I could put together.This card outperformed my expectations. However, I mostly play Elite: Dangerous Odyssey in VR and there is a slight problem with terrain generation or spherical geometry and an older driver has to be used. Once the correct drivers are installed this card performs great at VR ULTRA settings AT STOCK. I undervolted the CPU and GPU and still have great gameplay. I have since began to explore other games now that I know my computer can handle them ALL.BUILD: Ryzen 9 5900x, RX 6600 8Gb, 32 GB RAM, PRIME B550-plus. On CPUBenchmark the system ranks in the top 15% of the world today.

Amazing Budget Graphics Card

First had an RX580, and was looking for an upgrade. Came across this thing and decided to try it out, and since then I haven't been disappointed one bit. Running all sorts of Minecraft Shaders at 80+ FPS, World of Tanks maximum graphics at 140+ FPS, Kerbal Space Program at 120+, and installation and tuning is all super intuitive. As someone who is pretty new to the PC building hobby, I'd highly recommend this graphics card.

Excellent

I have been searching for graphics cards for months and found this one at an excellent price. I bought it and my partner was overjoyed. He completed building his PC last week. The graphics card is performing incredibly well and he is extremely happy with the quality he's getting. The delivery was quick and easy and, overall, I'm very happy.

Great performance for the money.

Excellent mid range card. Does any game at high to Ultra setting at 1080p, exactly as promised. Could be cheaper, but at least you get a good performer for it. Recommended!

One of the best values at the moment!

The price is great compared to other GPUs - both 6600s and otherwise. This RX 6600 provides decent Ray Tracing capabilities. Coming from not having RT at all on my old RX 570, this card handles med. quality RT quite well. The 1440p capabilities are nice. You can, surprisingly, run plenty of games with nice FPS at this resolution. It's a 1080p brute though, and almost every game can be maxed out at 1080p. A little more VRAM (maybe 12GB) would be nice, but 8GB is more than enough for the vast majority of situations. The level of upgrade from my Strix RX 570 has been significant. Overall, I'm really happy with the RX 6600 in general, and I'm definitely open to purchasing more ASRock products in the future. I happily endorse this product!