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| Standards / Specifications | |
| Adaptive Sync Technology (G-Sync / Freesync) | AMD Freesync |
| Materials | |
| Materials | Stainless steel |
| Colour | |
| Primary Colour | Black |
| Cooling | |
| Number of GPU Fans | 2 |
| Graphics Card | |
| GPU Series | RX 7000 Series |
| Expansion Slots | |
| Expansion Slots Required | 2.5 Slots |
| Clock Speeds | |
| Max. GPU Clock (Base) | 2300 MHz |
| Max. GPU Clock (Boost) | 2715 MHz |
| Max. Memory Clock | 18000 MHz |
| GPU Model | |
| GPU Series Name | AMD Radeon RX 7600 |
| Graphics Chip | Navi 33 XL |
| Manufacturing Process | 5 nm |
| Shader Units | 2048 |
| Raytracing Cores / Ray Acceleratorss | 32 |
| GPU Memory Type | GDDR6 |
| Slot Type Standard | PCIe 4.0 |
| Compute Units | 32 |
| GPU Memory Size (GB) | 8 |
| GPU Memory Interface (bit) | 128 |
| GPU Memory Bandwidth (GB/s) | 288 |
| GPU Effective Memory Clock (MHz) | 18000 |
Great value for money - excellent at 1080 and even a bit above. 8GB RAM not really enough for absolute newest AAAA games, ML, etc. but that's not why you'll buy this card.
Bought this card to upgrade my 5600xt. In terms of the positive aspects, it is a very quiet and efficient card with almost no noise from the fans even when gaming. It is also very power efficient as it consumes no more than 130-140 watts so you can use it with a medium size PSU (even 550 watts is an overkill). The GPU is also very compact so it will fit even in the smallest of PC cases. My main question/gripe is that in Call of Duty Warzone that I mainly play it doesn't seem to be adding much performance compared to the 5600xt I have been using, but maybe I need to upgrade my 3600 CPU. I play 1080p low settings so the 8GB of VRAM is probably fine for the next couple of years. In terms of delivery and customer service from Overclockers, this was great, card was dispatched immediately and arrived next day free delivery. It would have been nice if delivery was free for such an expensive product.
I've upgraded from an old 1060 6GB card bought 8(?) years ago. From my first impressions of the card when unboxing, I was impressed by the build quality and feel of the GPU, which made my old 1060 feel like a toy in comparison. Aesthetics are of course a secondary consideration, and where the ASUS 7600 excels is in its performance. Where before I was struggling to play the latest titles, and if they did run it felt like a Minecraft mod, now I'm able to enjoy the latest generation of games at a smooth framerate and with a high level detail, regardless of the action taking place on screen. The leap in performance is honestly staggering. I struggled for a long time trying to find a deal that felt like a good value proposition in the current GPU landscape, like my 1060 was all those years ago. For me and my needs, the ASUS 7600 has been the perfect choice, providing great value at this price point.
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