This graphics card is excellent for my needs and the Asus version seems to have better cooling than the same card from other manufacturers - i.e. runs cooler. Consequently, the card is silent in normal use and even when pushed, I don't notice the fan noise. Prices for graphics cards have come down recently following the crash in demand for crypto currency mining and CCL have it for a great price. And great service too!

It only has 8gb vram, but who cares. I don't play AAA titles, but I do play my beloved SCFA all day, everyday, and that game barely scratches 2gb of vram. Coming from the RX580, which was only replaced, because it finally died, lol...I can honestly say, this a great upgrade and cheaper than my original MSI RX580.Decent card for the price, even though it does only have 8gb of vram.

ASUS DUAL Radeon RX6600 DUAL 8GB

A good card from AMD, performance is almost the same as 3060, 7-12% weaker, at a price almost 2 times cheaper at the moment. Good cooling system, metal backplate. With 8 GB of video memory, enough for games and work to sit out the deficit.

ASUS DUAL Radeon RX6600 DUAL-RX6600-8G 8GB

So, in this time, when there is a shortage of semiconductors and video cards, this graphics cards is very popular. Excellent gaming graphics card from AMD rx6600, fast, productive. Copes with all games in FullHD resolution. There is a good cooling system with quiet funs

Fantastic 1080p card at a great price

Had this card for a little over a week now. And for the price, especially in the current GPU crisis, its top notch.This card is focused on 1080p gaming, but can push 1440p in a lot of titles and even 4k (had RDR2 on 4k but at 34 FPS)Card is super cool, not hit above 65 on full load yet. I would recommend setting a custom fan curve, mainly as the fans can kick in when not required and they are fairly audible.So far, game wise has been Forza Horizon 5 running at ultra settings with medium Ray tracing and capped at a solid 60 FPS. Red Dead Redemption 2 runs on ultra between 46 and 72 FPS. Microsoft Flight Sim I am getting 38 FPS on max settings, 50 to 72 with tweeked. Horizon Zero Dawn runs on ultra at a solid 67 to 89 FPS.As said, if you are a 1080p gamer like ... MoreHad this card for a little over a week now. And for the price, especially in the current GPU crisis, its top notch.This card is focused on 1080p gaming, but can push 1440p in a lot of titles and even 4k (had RDR2 on 4k but at 34 FPS)Card is super cool, not hit above 65 on full load yet. I would recommend setting a custom fan curve, mainly as the fans can kick in when not required and they are fairly audible.So far, game wise has been Forza Horizon 5 running at ultra settings with medium Ray tracing and capped at a solid 60 FPS. Red Dead Redemption 2 runs on ultra between 46 and 72 FPS. Microsoft Flight Sim I am getting 38 FPS on max settings, 50 to 72 with tweeked. Horizon Zero Dawn runs on ultra at a solid 67 to 89 FPS.As said, if you are a 1080p gamer like me, this card is all you need and will run any current titles on decent settings if not maxed at good FPS.

Great 1080p card

Great value card if you can buy it under £260. The price seems to change fairly regularly. (every 1-2 weeks from what I saw) I bought one for £259.99 and don't regret my purchase. Although I do regret not buying it when I saw it for £220 just before crypto mining became popular!Price for performance is still good as of 8/3/2023

Great Gaming Card

For a recent upgrade I decided to go AMD for once, glad I did. This card is performing brilliantly - very quiet too.Its on a Asus Z690M-Plus with i5 12400F. All working well together. Its the best value and performance per buck for gaming at the moment. Radeon driver at least as good as the Nvidia effort too...

Great for the price

It's a beast of 1080p compared to any similarly priced Nvidia GPU and more modern. It's also great at some games at 1440p at non-ultra settings - but your mileage may vary. Ray tracing is not a speciality of this GPU, but what card under €300 can do that now?

Works very well in Linux, quiet, and efficient

I needed to upgrade the previous passive Radeon I had in a Linux machine, for purely desktop usage with a 4K monitor at high refresh rate. I was concerned about a) noise, and b) power/temperature.To my surprise:* this worked in Linux with zero problems, just ensure you have the right drivers enabled (kernel and X)* the power consumption is really low - with just 2D, it shows 4-5W most of the time* the low power usage allows the card to work in purely passive mode - the fans turn off completely, and this while the temperaturs are 40-42°C, which is way lower than my previous "passive" Radeon (much older one, though)All in all, this is perfect video card for desktop use. I'm sure it would work even for light 3d, but I don't need that.