AMD Radeon RX 7600 XT

So, the RX 7600 XT didn’t totally convince us, even if its performance is up on that of the RX 7600, and not in the same proportions. The absence of a reference card, and therefore the availability of partner cards only, is likely to drive up the price quickly. On the other hand, the competition doesn’t offer anything much more tempting, unfortunately for us.

When deciding to buy the 16GB version of the RX 7600 series, what you're basically betting on is that in the next two or three years, more games are going to start acting like Forza does, even at relatively low resolutions like 1080p. It's not an unreasonable bet to make, given the rough and resource-hungry state of recent PC ports. But realistically, you'll end up being limited by the graphics silicon itself the vast majority of the time.

This product luanch is a tale of two generations. On the one hand, looking only at the Radeon 7000 Series lineup, the RX 7600 XT is bringing double the VRAM and faster GPU clocks out of the box, all for a mere $60 price bump. What’s not to like? Well, take a look at the Radeon 6000 Series cards still out there, just waiting to be scooped up. You may have noticed a certain RX 6700 XT near the top of the charts, and that graphics card regularly sells for the same $329 USD price that the new RX 7600 XT is launching with.