Customer Ratings & Reviews

This came at a great time and still works great. Price could be better though

Easy quick basic instal. Runs amazingly and clean. Had some troubles with the graphic drivers but thats all personal troubles. Good mid-range graphics card for gaming and daily work/ study use.

This is a excellent proformer for 1080p, plus AMD cards seem to be in stock more often, its not cheap by any means but it is cheaper than the 1660 super here an offers more features imo.

Very happy with the performance, checked it at all the settings, current and previous gen games. over renders in 5k. 8gb vram will cap out soon enough, but this and the MSI are worth the purchase... been waiting since last march for a fair priced GPU. no ray tracing though, still gets the job done... Especially with zero interest financing.

Really nice card .so far 203.7 fps average with no twiks BF4 , 97 fps apex no twiks out of box.OOOOOOOver priced. SHOULD BE $250.00

The Card itself is a good little card, plenty of muscle for 1080P. Not to mention its very power efficient. I have a mining Rig with (8) 6600 and they are getting 28.8mh/s @ 50w. getting a total of 220-230mh/s. Do I recommend it for mining sure but in the recent stuff with the crypto value falling, just be cautious if you need a GPU just for solid 1080p Gaming? this is it, Perfect and runs very well.

Nice compact card. Lucky to get it price matched to the sale aftwe buying on release day for too much

Honestly better option then the xt version, you save about $100, but you do lose about 15/20 fps so not big difference in my opionon, but I did have to manually set fan speed higher since stock is like 30% fan speed but after that no problems

The RX 6600 is probably the best value current generation GPU you can buy. Solid 1080p and 1440p performance. This particular model cost about the same as a 6600 XT does in other places when they come available. Might as well get the faster card for the same money, which is what I did. It feels remarkably light and cheap, presumably because they didn't use a lot of copper in the cooling. If you're willing to wait it out a bit, you can pretty easily find the XT model for the same price. Pros: You can probably actually buy it. Performance is a decent step up from the 5500XT or similar. Cons: Even at MSRP this would be kind of hard to swallow when you can get the XT for just a bit more. Not really 4k or VR ready.

I replaced my GTX750Ti with this RX6600 card. I haven't experienced any problems. To be honest, I would have preferred to buy a card with RTX3700 or higher, but I am happy with this card which performs well enough in 1080p games and is affordable price($330).

Not a bad card going from a 1050 2gb will play some games in 4k which is a added bonus as i mostly play in 1080. Not the card i was orginally wanting but due to shortage i bit the bullet and took what i could find price could be cheaper.

Great little card, with very low power, but this things got a kick to it, thats for sure.

The power consumption is so good to mining. However, the price is so high.

so far so good. excellent performance at max fps. runs much cooler than GPU replaced that just suddenly died it was also a xfx product. havent been able to get response from xfx about product demise in 14 months.

I bought it for mining and is working great. Low power consumption. The software from Radeon to overclock it didn't work, so I end up doing research and downloading a compatible version.

I was lucky enoigh to snag this card and I am happy with it! My games have improved significantly (I upgraded from an Rx 580). There haven’t been any issues and has been a seemless transition. It is a little above msrp but def worth it.

The power consumption is low and if you are gaming on your pc for long hours every day , this will l do the job and same power consumption is lower than Nvidia cards

Great card but the price is in the high side. very quite.

Works great. Price is way over manufacturer price.

Unfortunately, scalpers/miners are still mostly ruining the GPU prices as of 1/15/2022. It is currently a terrible value relative to the pre-covid/pre-scalper market. It is replacing a Radeon HD7970 from 2013. This card performs about 3x faster.