Asus Radeon RX 7600 Dual OC

An affordable mid-range graphics card with 8 GB of VRAM based on the progressive Navi 3X architecture (RDNA 3, 6 nm). It is positioned as the optimal GPU for entry-level gaming PCs focused on Full HD resolution. By lowering the graphics settings and using artificial scaling, it is able to provide a decent frame rate at 1440p, but the user will have to put up with slight freezes and frame drops in advance.

Part of the Asus Dual GPU line, most of its representatives are relatively simple, inexpensive and compact entry-level and mid-range graphics cards with a dual cooling system. In this case, we are talking about a compact metal radiator and a pair of Axial fans with a reduced hub and double ball bearings. Given their modest dimensions, the coolers operate at above-average speeds even under light load, emitting a moderate but not critical noise level.

Despite the fact that the card is not aimed at gamers, it supports the AV1 codec - this is a useful option for video editors, streamers and bloggers. Asus Radeon RX 7600 Dual OC runs at 2745 MHz, memory at 18000 MHz (128-bit bus). Despite its modest status, its compute units are functionally similar to older models and have improved ray tracing cores, which allows for a more realistic image in games and accelerates the execution of artificial intelligence tasks.

This makes the RX 7600 an attractive option for those looking for a budget graphics card with outstanding performance. In modern games in Full HD and high graphics settings, it produces from 60 to 90 frames per second. When switching to Quad HD, the average FPS drops to 50, and due to the limited amount of memory, stutters appear, but in general you can play. Against the backdrop of giant 1.5 kg NVIDIA RTX video cards, this GPU looks unusual: the heatsink occupies only 2 slots in the motherboard, and the length of the card is a modest 24 cm. ) and can get by with a 500 W power supply, as it used to be with the folk hits RX 470 and RX 570.