Things are finally going in the right direction. Hopefully the 7600 XT will have more vram, if it's priced appropriately that will be the go to budget buy for mainstream buyers.
@@gogetablue7905 for the price not as bad anymore but def would be better for the price to reach near $220-230ish maybe this years black friday & cyber monday
@@gogetablue7905 It's relatively disappointing considering it didn't blow the brakes off the market, but at $270 it's still the best value in terms of fps per dollar. The somewhat lacking vram is regrettable but for 1080p budget buyers it's not a HUGE deal. I dunno, I think people (as usual) just got their expectations way too high with AMD for this specific release. This is the lowest end card in the mainstream stack, and it's a decent value.
If I had one tip left for AMD and board partners? If you want this to be a launch success, make a white one. Don't double the price. Add a $20 premium but make a white one. I already bought my case and I went with a black case because I couldn't find parts to go with a White case. Asrock had a white variant for the 79000XTX but it was exclusive to Taichi models. They only wanted $20 more but Taichi XTX model is the flagship model. The Hellhound 7900XTX? $1050 more for the identical card... but white. I've never been to Taiwan.. maybe there is a tax on white paint. It's like Cuban cigars in the US or some shit but wow.. just wow.. tl:dr make a white one..
I think this is a 1080p GPU. As you state. But to me 1080p is a baseline res in 2023. We all want 4K capable cards. I am surprised that to get 4k cards we have to pay nearly five times more for PC. However, I think you have done a fair review of what this card does and for what resolution it works best at. Think I will stick with my RTX 3070 for at least another 12 months. It is solid, good RGB, and buying a 4060Ti/7600 GPU would be a side-grade, at best. Which is what many PC gamers are doing. They ain't buying this gen of GPU's. We want value for money and a decent uplift in performance, not a good enough to sell card.
@@ZFGFZDGDFG I would look toward buying the 7900 XTX in your position. It's cheaper and offers better rasterization performance than the 4080. That is, unless you are also planning on running heavy workstation and production workloads, where Nvidia cards tend to shine.
1080p king Im suprised it can do 144 for this price Im considering to downgrade my 6700xt reference for a pulse 7600 considering a buddy of mine wants to buy my rig for $600++
I would recommend the 6700 xt solely for the increased VRAM. In many of the other tests I've seen, the 6700 xt tends to outperform the 7600 and offers an overall better value for money, being able to play most games at 1440p max settings with little to no problem. I'm also looking to get the 6700 xt for my PC build.
Hello wonderful gaming community. New gamer here. I was thinking to buy R7 5700x and rx6700xt with 32gb ram. Is it a good idea for 1080p gaming streaming and sometimes recording.
I have build with ryzen 5 3600 / rx 7600 / 16gb ram... And it crashes when i use unlimited fps. Could it be because i have 550w powersupply? is it soo small?
some one need to explain to me, why i5 13400f ? while it is a good cpu for the price, isnt it a bit to fast for the rx 7600 ? shouldnt be a ryzen 5600 be eough cpu horsepower ? so same performance for 100-dollars less ?
The 5600 is great for this card, no doubt about it. The reason he went with the 13400f in this video is because Ryzen 5000 has reached the end of its life.
If you are planning on playing 1440p stick with your 6700 since it has more vram (10gb) this will give you more performance at those higher res vs the 7600
So long as FPS are above 60 (TRUE frames, not including the fake smoothing generated frames) then photorealistic game TEXTURES will MASSIVELY improve your gaming experience, and better textures just need more VRAM without any real hit on FPS. So, AMD would have been better off keeping the $30 "cut" and spending it to increase the VRAM to 16GB instead. Just about all RUclips channels are saying do NOT buy ANY GPU with less than 16GB VRAM in 2023 or you WILL regret it even with some current games, and most new triple A games as they come out, even at 1080p ultra settings! If you're on a low budget WAIT until July for the deals/competition to drive prices down and get a 16GB VRAM card! NVidia is marketing the RTX4060Ti and AMD the RX7600 as providing the "ultimate 1080p experience" ; leaving aside the fact that mainstream 1080p gaming has been around for about 20 years and so resolutions that low is a joke, but even that low claim is not true because if you turn on "ultra settings", which of course includes Ray tracing, there are SEVERAL current games where it FAILS even at 1080p, with lows falling to 2 or 3 FPS frequently with stutters, making those games unplayable at "ultimate 1080p", proving NVidia and AMD to be mis-selling crap graphics cards.
This is a weird bunch of benchmarks. In every other review I've seen the 7600 usually didn't beat the 6700 non XT, never beat the 6700XT at any resolution and didn't come close to the 6750XT.
@william marine yeah it does, it means ALL politicians and elected leaders are as worthless, incompetent, and are liars. Who should be taken to the middle of the street with blindfolds on into oncoming traffic.
@GeekaWhat I respect your opinion but We may have to agree to disagree, I dont think it's fair to the consumer to come with 8gb card in 2023 when it cost them nothing, 0, to add an extra 2gbs, but they'll sure charge the extra $75 (£80 or so) in a month when they re-release the same card with 10gb or 12gb as Nividia is doing with the 4060. That's a scam. No less than 10gb in 2023 and beyond that's the benchmark as gamers, but not to the corporations (amd nividia) and that's frustrating.
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Things are finally going in the right direction. Hopefully the 7600 XT will have more vram, if it's priced appropriately that will be the go to budget buy for mainstream buyers.
I thought the RX 7600 is also a disappointment? if price drops further maybe it's good
@@gogetablue7905 for the price not as bad anymore but def would be better for the price to reach near $220-230ish maybe this years black friday & cyber monday
@@armenianispogs8087 It will drop, like the RX 6600 in the past
@@gogetablue7905 It's relatively disappointing considering it didn't blow the brakes off the market, but at $270 it's still the best value in terms of fps per dollar. The somewhat lacking vram is regrettable but for 1080p budget buyers it's not a HUGE deal. I dunno, I think people (as usual) just got their expectations way too high with AMD for this specific release. This is the lowest end card in the mainstream stack, and it's a decent value.
this aged well
If I had one tip left for AMD and board partners? If you want this to be a launch success, make a white one. Don't double the price. Add a $20 premium but make a white one.
I already bought my case and I went with a black case because I couldn't find parts to go with a White case. Asrock had a white variant for the 79000XTX but it was exclusive to Taichi models. They only wanted $20 more but Taichi XTX model is the flagship model. The Hellhound 7900XTX? $1050 more for the identical card... but white. I've never been to Taiwan.. maybe there is a tax on white paint. It's like Cuban cigars in the US or some shit but wow.. just wow..
tl:dr make a white one..
You guys are the best
ayy nice vid,thanks for this
I think this is a 1080p GPU. As you state. But to me 1080p is a baseline res in 2023. We all want 4K capable cards. I am surprised that to get 4k cards we have to pay nearly five times more for PC.
However, I think you have done a fair review of what this card does and for what resolution it works best at.
Think I will stick with my RTX 3070 for at least another 12 months. It is solid, good RGB, and buying a 4060Ti/7600 GPU would be a side-grade, at best.
Which is what many PC gamers are doing. They ain't buying this gen of GPU's. We want value for money and a decent uplift in performance, not a good enough to sell card.
Pc s are trash 🗑 and pc gaming is dead now get a console instead of trash. ( pc )
i sadly went with a 3060ti so it struggles to run games at high/ultra 1440p so im looking at going for the 4080 or rx 7900 xtx
@@ZFGFZDGDFG I would look toward buying the 7900 XTX in your position. It's cheaper and offers better rasterization performance than the 4080. That is, unless you are also planning on running heavy workstation and production workloads, where Nvidia cards tend to shine.
What is the average temp on all games? & Wattage
I think you forgot to tell us how to connect io ports and case fans onto the motherboard
Got the card for 210$ from my dad's friend he owns a Pc shop. Great upgrade from my 1660 super.
the backplate goes first xd
The saying is not "for all intensive purposes," it is "for all intents and purposes."
1080p king
Im suprised it can do 144 for this price
Im considering to downgrade my 6700xt reference for a pulse 7600 considering a buddy of mine wants to buy my rig for $600++
They know what they doin and I like it❤
did you have any problems with the gpu, like game crashing and others?
Why did you recommend 6750 XT over this at 1440p? Almost all the 2k benchmark shows better performance for the 7600 ?!!
Pc s are trash 🗑 and pc gaming is dead now get a console instead of trash. ( pc )
VRAM. 6750XT is the better solution for 1440p gaming in new and upcoming titles
corsair vengeance intel xmp ready with amd work ?😮
Best pc channel
Idea for a next video do a build but add in a bios update
if this gpu have 12 gb video memory should be good bud 8 gb video memory is already really bad in 2023
Any suggestions for a ryzen 7 5800x3d build for 2023?
would the Cooler Master MWE Gold 650W V2 full modular power supply work for this build?
yeah
please pray for me to get like this gaming PC in this year
i live in cruel place makes this my biggest dream ):
$270 for 7600 or $320 for a 6700xt, a 50 dollar difference, what do you think?
I’d always go with the newer option
Go with the powercolor hellhound or red devil rx 6750 xt with 12gb, stay completely away from the 7600 and 4060 they're rip offs
@@usleadershipareliars thanks! Is there any difference between those and the msi mech one?
I would recommend the 6700 xt solely for the increased VRAM. In many of the other tests I've seen, the 6700 xt tends to outperform the 7600 and offers an overall better value for money, being able to play most games at 1440p max settings with little to no problem. I'm also looking to get the 6700 xt for my PC build.
Hello wonderful gaming community. New gamer here. I was thinking to buy R7 5700x and rx6700xt with 32gb ram. Is it a good idea for 1080p gaming streaming and sometimes recording.
Definitely!
Sucks they didn’t make it in white for clean builds.
what other power supply should i use since i cant find the corsair one
I have build with ryzen 5 3600 / rx 7600 / 16gb ram... And it crashes when i use unlimited fps. Could it be because i have 550w powersupply? is it soo small?
This gpu should be $200 msrp fr 8gb vram and 5fps increase from rx6650. This card is barely future proof and its a 1080p card.
some one need to explain to me, why i5 13400f ?
while it is a good cpu for the price, isnt it a bit to fast for the rx 7600 ?
shouldnt be a ryzen 5600 be eough cpu horsepower ?
so same performance for 100-dollars less ?
i think the ryzen 5600 should be enough for this card tbh
The 5600 is great for this card, no doubt about it. The reason he went with the 13400f in this video is because Ryzen 5000 has reached the end of its life.
Yeah, even an i3-12100F would probably be enough.
So I recently got a 6700(non xt) and I’m now wondering if I should return and get the 7600??
10gb vs 8gb?
If you are planning on playing 1440p stick with your 6700 since it has more vram (10gb) this will give you more performance at those higher res vs the 7600
Keep the 6700 unless you got ripped off on the price 👍
So long as FPS are above 60 (TRUE frames, not including the fake smoothing generated frames) then photorealistic game TEXTURES will MASSIVELY improve your gaming experience, and better textures just need more VRAM without any real hit on FPS.
So, AMD would have been better off keeping the $30 "cut" and spending it to increase the VRAM to 16GB instead. Just about all RUclips channels are saying do NOT buy ANY GPU with less than 16GB VRAM in 2023 or you WILL regret it even with some current games, and most new triple A games as they come out, even at 1080p ultra settings! If you're on a low budget WAIT until July for the deals/competition to drive prices down and get a 16GB VRAM card!
NVidia is marketing the RTX4060Ti and AMD the RX7600 as providing the "ultimate 1080p experience" ; leaving aside the fact that mainstream 1080p gaming has been around for about 20 years and so resolutions that low is a joke, but even that low claim is not true because if you turn on "ultra settings", which of course includes Ray tracing, there are SEVERAL current games where it FAILS even at 1080p, with lows falling to 2 or 3 FPS frequently with stutters, making those games unplayable at "ultimate 1080p", proving NVidia and AMD to be mis-selling crap graphics cards.
bro how is your cpu usage 0% to 5%? how is it possible?
I got this pc with monitor for 750$
Is this PC available as pre-built? Do you know where I could buy one?
gg brother big fan
Does the motherboard come with wifi?
Can anyone tell me if the Msi Mag B660m mortar wifi ddr5 motherboard supports Intel 13th gen processors?
i'm pretty sure it does, but do verify if you need a BIOS update or not.
imagine 7700 XT performing on par with 4070ti or even 4080 at half the price
@@AntiFurry927 It's cheaper, so there really is no comparison
@@AntiFurry927 oh right sorry
Is 16gb ram not enough?
the ram and ssd he used in the video was unnecessary, theres always cheaper for similar performance
$269..must be nice, try 388 euros here xd
how does it beat the 3080
How does it beat the 3090ti!?!?
Is 7600 good enough for video editing in comparision to rtx 3060 12gb? ? Plz reply anyone
no
It's a shit card
The 4060 and 7600 are garbage
@@omertacw thnx 😁
@GULSHAN KUMAR absolutely
This is a weird bunch of benchmarks. In every other review I've seen the 7600 usually didn't beat the 6700 non XT, never beat the 6700XT at any resolution and didn't come close to the 6750XT.
Yeah right i have a Rtx 3070 but it beats the rx 7600 and the benchmark says is not
Competitive players use 24" 240Hz n not a monitor like that
The card isn’t great but still better than Nvidia’s offerings.
It's super worth it by its price unlike nvidia selling trash
So I ran into a problem when building this, I don’t know how to connect the build in Case Fans so they turn on
Ugly brown motherboard, is it really that hard to make them black?
It's $900 and you called it budget build lol for me it's not budget builds but more to a mid-end builds
AMD should have priced it at $250.
20$ off doesn’t make a difference when it still have Rx 6700 in stock
@@Ghostlynotme445 I didn’t realize that the 6700 is going for about $300 now. The. The 76000 should be about $200 then.
It’ll probably sell for that soon enough anyways
@@GeekaWhat Let’s see. Basically AMD & Nvidia has dot themselves in the foot this gen in the mid range market.
Pin if i tricked u
Nothing to see here
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Another shit card, SERIOUSLY no less than 10gb of vram or its worthless. Oh but wait..."in 2 months the 10 and 12gb will drop" such a scam
Your username represent something
@william marine yeah it does, it means ALL politicians and elected leaders are as worthless, incompetent, and are liars. Who should be taken to the middle of the street with blindfolds on into oncoming traffic.
@@usleadershipareliars blindfolded and walked into oncoming traffic...I love this guy
I don’t think it’s fair to say that even cards that cost circa 250 USD should have 10GB. Unlike the 4060Ti, this is fairly specd for the price
@GeekaWhat I respect your opinion but We may have to agree to disagree, I dont think it's fair to the consumer to come with 8gb card in 2023 when it cost them nothing, 0, to add an extra 2gbs, but they'll sure charge the extra $75 (£80 or so) in a month when they re-release the same card with 10gb or 12gb as Nividia is doing with the 4060. That's a scam.
No less than 10gb in 2023 and beyond that's the benchmark as gamers, but not to the corporations (amd nividia) and that's frustrating.
Just tell me how I can use only 2% of the cpu like you please 😞😞😞😞
no dlss for tests man. noob move.