AMD Radeon RX 7600

The AMD Radeon RX 7600 is an incredibly well-rounded 1080p and 1440p graphics card. With an ample amount of VRAM and impressive performance across a multitude of titles. The RX 7600 is ideal for those looking to keep their 1080p gaming rigs ticking along well into 2024 and beyond.

The AMD Radeon RX 7600 is easily the best budget-friendly midrange card to be released since the RTX 3060, with fantastic 1080p performance and even some passable 1440p chops (within reason). It still lags behind Nvidia's midrange RTX 3060 on ray tracing, but only just barely, and for the price, you really can't miss with this card.

The AMD RX 7600 hits the sweet spot with sub-$300 pricing but ultimately delivers similar performance as the previous generation RX 6650 XT. It's an okay card, but like most mainstream GPU launches, it doesn't bring anything truly new or revolutionary to the graphics card landscape — it's yet another 8GB and 128-bit solution.

At just $269, the AMD Radeon RX 7600 is the most affordable current-generation graphics card, and it's geared at 1080p gaming. It's a goal the graphics card has no problem achieving most of the time, but in games with many ray tracing effects frame rates suffer. However, if the games you want to play don't support those effects in the first place, you're in for a solid 1080p experience.

As to value, the base price of the Radeon RX 7600, which is $269 USD, is not bad. I struggle with pricing these days, and ultimately people vote with their wallets. I know it wasn’t that long ago that the Radeon RX 480 / RX 580 cards were the $200 (and often less) 8GB 1080p juggernauts, but things are different now.

The RX 7600 certainly doesn't excite quite the way we had hoped, largely thanks to the sheer value offered by AMD's RDNA 2 GPUs at their current price points. The improvements to ray tracing help, along with the addition of AV1 encode, but a further price cut would be needed to make it a clear standout over the last-gen parts.

AMD's Radeon RX 7600 is an excellent graphics card for running modern games maxed out at 1080p—just stay at that resolution!—and 60fps.

After years of terrible GPU prices, the $269 Radeon RX 7600 is a breath of fresh air. It offers excellent 1080p gaming in a power efficient package at an affordable price—if you don’t mind skipping ray tracing.