GIGABYTE - AMD Radeon RX 6600 EAGLE 8GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 Gaming Graphics Card - Black

Great card at a great price. Excellent service and time of delivery

Great graphics for my 2k 144hz monitor and high from rates getting between 80 and over 100fps up to 120 and 130fps.

A solid, well-cooled model of the RX6600 card. Not as efficient with power usage however, compared to it's partners like the MSI Mech 2x, or earlier 6600s, and 6600 XTs. Draws around 75-80W at the Power Supply when under heavy load. This card is cost efficient as wel, weighing in at $429.00.

Kind of lower than my expectations but still good cards for $239

Very good graphics card for 1080P and some 4K games. Side note, this card can be flashed to work with 2012 Mac Pro.

Found this in stock during the GPU shortage. It replaced a 1650 super that had died. Faster than the super is PCIE 4.0 and has HDMI 2.1 so you can do 4k at 120hz good card for the money. On to the only down side in a way is its size. This card is way over built for a RX6600 non xt the card size is massive and the 3 fan cooler is over kill good on them for giving you a 3 fan solution at this price point but no matter how much you over clock a RX6600 you will never need this cooler the card takes up as much space as my MSI gaming X RX6950XT thats a bit overwhelming for what it is. Great card though if your on a budget and not space limited in your case a 600w power supply is more than enough for this card in any system and it will run 4k at 120hz as long as you have a supported display and HDMI 2.1 cable

Took me a bit to install into my pc, cause I was unsure of what I was doing, but when I got this installed and all of the drivers in, I felt a massive performance boost in my pc from what I originally had installed. Worth the purchase for me, definitely a good GPU, but then again there are better options. The price was not bad, I'd say it's worth it!

I switched over from a GTX 1660 to this card and the uplift in performance was impressive. RT performance went from literally unusable to bearable, games that ran okay run much better at the same settings, and the triple-fan design, while maybe a little impractical, keeps it dead quiet even in intense loads. And all of these performance gains are achieved with a TDP only 7 watts higher than my prior card; any mid-range system will likely power this thing without issue. I've yet to encounter any big driver issues in my 2 months of ownership (even the experimental drivers have had few issues) and Radeon Software works better IME than GeForce Experience ever did in my 5 years of using it prior to going AMD. Granted there aren't that many killer features, but it does its job well. With recent price reductions, and the fairly lean power requirements by today's standards, it's a no-brainer for 1080p gaming. Despite it's three-fan cooler, the card is light enough that sag is a non-issue, too. I'm extremely happy with this card overall.