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The Sapphire Radeon RX 7600 8GB GDDR6 Pulse is aimed at gamers and professionals seeking high performance and exceptional image quality for their demanding graphics needs.
This graphics card features 8GB of GDDR6 memory, providing fast and smooth performance for the most demanding users. With support for technologies such as AMD Radeon Image Sharpening and FidelityFX, the Sapphire Radeon RX 7600 delivers impressive visual performance and realistic graphics in games and applications.
Surpass new levels of performance with 8 GB of GDDR6 memory and incredibly high clock speeds for an amazing gaming experience. The Radeon RX 7600 graphics cards feature advanced AMD RDNA 3 compute units, with second-generation raytracing accelerators and new AI accelerators to deliver remarkable performance while maximizing graphical clarity.
Designed to provide you with a clean, modern, and user-friendly interaction where you can quickly access the latest software features, game stats, performance reports, driver updates, and more - all from one convenient location.
Take advantage of the ALT+R hotkey to open AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition directly in-game, making it even more convenient and easy to customize your favorite features and achieve a fantastic gaming experience.
AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) uses cutting-edge upscaling technologies to boost frame rates in select titles and deliver high-quality, high-resolution gaming experiences without the need to upgrade to a new graphics card.
AMD Link, a free application that allows you to connect to your computer from your phone, tablet, or TV, is now available for Windows-based computers.
Optimized for better performance, you can now connect with your friends like never before using Link Game, a new feature that allows a friend to connect to your computer from their own machine and play local multiplayer games on your system.
AMD Noise Suppression reduces ambient sound noise, providing greater clarity and improved focus whether you are concentrating on an important meeting or staying focused on a competitive game.
Radeon Super Resolution (RSR) is a driver-based upscaling feature that uses the same algorithm found in AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) technology.
Gamers can take advantage of Radeon Super Resolution technology to unlock new levels of performance in any compatible game.
Gain up to 15% more gaming performance with AMD's Smart Access Memory
In conventional Windows-based computer systems, processors can only access a fraction of the graphics memory (VRAM) at a time, limiting system performance.
With AMD Smart Access Memory, the data channel is expanded to fully utilize the potential of the GPU memory, using the bandwidth of PCI Express to remove bottlenecks and increase performance.
Privacy View instantly displays any part of your screen using cutting-edge eye-tracking technology. Simply look at an area on your screen while other parts blur.
Share only what is necessary – Privacy View offers various options to blur areas outside your field of vision, keeping your personal content and information private as intended.
AMD Radeon Boost dynamically reduces the resolution of the entire frame when fast character motion is detected on the screen through user input, allowing for higher FPS with minimal impact on quality.
With initial support for select DirectX 11 games, this feature now leverages variable rate shading hardware and supported DirectX 12 titles, providing additional performance and increased responsiveness while gaming.
Radeon Anti-Lag controls the pace of the CPU's work to ensure it is not too far ahead of the GPU, reducing the amount of CPU work that is queued.
As a result, Radeon Anti-Lag can reduce input lag by almost a full frame, helping to restore responsiveness to your game.
AMD Radeon Image Sharpening uses a contrast-adaptive sharpening algorithm that restores clarity to game graphics that may have been affected by other effects, highlighting object details.
Enhanced Sync helps gamers minimize screen tearing while reducing latency and stutter compared to traditional V-sync.
Available for games based on DirectX 9, 11, 12, and Vulkan API, as well as all GPUs based on Polaris and newer screen combinations and/or AMD Eyefinity Technology 3. Now configurable per game and in-game from AMD software: Adrenalin Edition.
For the protection of your card, Sapphire cards feature built-in fuse protection in the circuit of the external PCI-E power connector, ensuring the safety of the components.
The composite heat pipes are meticulously tuned for each individual cooling design with optimal heat flow, effectively and evenly distributing heat throughout the entire cooling unit.
They feature dual ball bearing fans, which have approximately 85% longer lifespan than sleeve bearings in our tests.
Improvements to the fan blades mean that cooling is up to 10% quieter than the previous generation.
The aluminum backplate provides additional rigidity ensuring that nothing will bend and dust will stay out. It also helps in cooling your card by increasing heat dissipation.
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I come from GTX 1060 3GB.
Quite a noticeable upgrade in my case. Combined with i5 12400F-16GB DDR5.
The card plays everything at 1080p, most on ultra settings without any problems, and in most titles, the fps are triple digits (obviously with some graphics compromises, they can be increased).
Depending on the title, they also run quite well at native 2K with dignity.
Now, as for AMD's technologies, I am very satisfied with the upscale-FSR-Frame generator, etc. They work and deliver what they promise (doubling the fps, good image quality in upscale, personally I upscale from 2K to 4K).
The card usually operates at normal temperatures (55-60), and I wouldn't call it noisy in my opinion.
As for ray tracing, not even worth mentioning, but I don't consider it noteworthy. Don't pay attention to people on the Internet talking about bad drivers, crashes, etc. Everything works smoothly.
I consider it a very good choice for the money.
Well! I put it on an i7 4790. You will see up to 30% bottleneck in certain cases.. but.. in order not to see it, you also need a 144Hz monitor or higher. At 72Hz 1080, the card performs excellently with our falcon! And then you put it in a new PC. Starfield HIGH, FSR3, FRAME GEN, 110 FPS without lag. The difference I saw from the RX 580 is huge. All AAA games above 70 FPS on ULTRA or HIGH with the i7 4790. All the new technologies of the card help the processor and reduce lag. This specific Sapphire card can overclock itself up to 2900+ MHz! And it draws 180W. The RX 580 used to draw 250W... so it's good for the power supply too (HX650 Corsair). The drivers keep getting better! It doesn't back down from anything. Fearlessly. 8-pin power supply.
The transition was made from RX550, so it is natural and expected for the difference to be huge.
I use Dual Monitor, where I play the game on the first one and have the second one for browsing.
I will mention the most characteristic issue I encountered, which I believe is the reason why people do not trust AMD and why this card, although better than 3060 and 4060, does not have as many reviews.
The card comes "overclocked" at 2850mhz, while the manufacturer states max boost at 2650mhz. Therefore, because of the above, I constantly experienced black screens specifically in WOW and couldn't figure out what could be causing it. The software somehow overclocks the card by default and this causes problems in some games. However, when you set the max boost to 2650mhz through Andrenaline, this problem goes away.
As for the characteristics, I will mention that in PUGB, I went from 45fps to 350+ with all graphics set to very low, and 150+fps with all settings on ultra.
The card is a great value for money at its current price (270€) and it is worth buying as long as the 4060 remains at its current price.
The temperature is good, the noise doesn't bother me because I always wear headphones, but even without them, it is not too loud and its performance for its price is exceptional.
I hope I helped.
1080p resolution, plays everything at 100+ FPS depending on the title. Fits in a small case (Corsair 220T) with front liquid cooling. I haven't noticed any coil whine in mine and it generally has good temperatures, doesn't make annoying noise, and doesn't have high power requirements. The only thing I noticed is that the card works flawlessly with minimal installation of AMD drivers, while when you do a full installation, it had some issues. Of course, using DDU for installing new drivers is implied. I am generally satisfied and wouldn't go for something more expensive at this resolution.
Very nice card, it sounds very little and I believe it was worth its money! All games at 100+ fps on high settings and slightly heavier ones (mw2-warzone/fortnite) at 120fps on low. I believe that the 4060 has similar performance. The only problem is the AMD GPU drivers, which are generally notorious for being bad and lacking upscaling. Other than that, I recommend it for a PC in the range of 600-700, if you want to run everything
Very good value on the card when I bought it. The only issue I encountered was a coil whine that it presents. I consider it not indicative of the quality, but rather something that arose in my specific product. Nevertheless, it is not something problematic. It may be related to the power draw of my PSU and not the fault of the card.
I got it on sale for 280 euros....Very good and powerful card...I play Alan Wake 2 with medium - high graphics and it plays it easily....Worth it.!!
The rx7600 is a very good relatively affordable card that can play almost all triple AAA modern games with high quality and fps. For example, in Hitman 3, it reaches 75 fps on high settings for me, but I might have a cap on my fps. I highly recommend it, but for some specific games, an Nvidia card might be better due to DLSS blah blah blah, but there's also FSR3, anyway. I recommend it over the rtx 3060, 3060ti, and 4060, 4060ti because the ti and some non-ti cards are too expensive for their performance in games. So I recommend it more than the cards I mentioned earlier! Have a good day!
Hello, for the money, this might be the best choice if you're looking for a value for money upgrade from a 1060/1650/1660 or an RX 570/580
Just burned my sapphire 5700 xt nitro+ and had to go for this one for 310 euros. Will update as soon as it arrives. Still crying over the 5700xt.... Just passed the 3-year and 4-month warranty.
Simply perfect! It plays everything in 1080p at maximum settings. With a good CPU like my Ryzen 5 5600, the graphics card flies. Forza Horizon 5 on Extreme settings averages 90 fps in the benchmark! Simply perfect for the price.Update!After a month i have to say that i just download every game without even thinking if this gpu can handle them.It is very good
It is a very good card.. Personally, I got it at 256 on offer and even though it was late, it came perfectly packaged after about 3 weeks.. I plugged it in perfectly to my pc.. I only had some small issues with the amd drivers which, as we all know, have had some issues lately.. But after about an hour, they settled down after I made the necessary adjustments and updated the Windows drivers etc.. The card, for me, is worth it only if you find it at around 250 where it is value for money..
I bought the card for 270 euros.
It plays older games without any problem, for example Evil Within 2 on ultra settings (fsr off) reaches highs around 212 and lows around 200.
Even AAA new gen games at 1080p have no problem, for example Ghostwire consistently gets over 150 fps (fsr off) on ultra settings.
I don't have any concerns about the card's noise since I constantly use headphones on my PC.
MOBA games like LoL reach 500+ fps on ultra settings.
The only worrying thing about the card is the 8GB of DDR6 memory, which I don't know if it makes it futureproof. Unfortunately, at this price and card category, there was nothing from Nvidia with more memory or better performance, so it was the only option.
I give it 4 stars because of the 8GB for vram
General information about the Radeon RX 7600
Like the previous models in the series, the Radeon RX 7600 graphics card is based on the modern RDNA3 architecture. The computational blocks of the new budget GPU are not fundamentally different from the previous solutions, as they feature improved ray tracing cores and can also accelerate artificial intelligence tasks. The Radeon RX 7600 is based on the Navi 33 chip, which is fully compatible with the company's latest graphics architecture. The main difference lies in the improved computational blocks with double the instruction issue rate, resulting in better performance per clock (up to 17% in real-world tasks according to AMD). Additionally, the ray tracing accelerators have been significantly improved (claiming a 50% acceleration).
Radeon RX 7600 Graphics Accelerator
Chip code name: Navi 33
Manufacturing technology: 6nm (N6 TSMC)
13.3 billion transistors (57.7 billion in Navi 31)
Core area: 204 mm² (522 mm² in Navi 31)
Unified architecture, with a series of processors for the flow of various types of data: vertices, pixels, etc.
Hardware support for DirectX DirectX 12 Ultimate, with Feature Level 12_2 support
Memory bus: 128-bit with 2 independent 64-bit memory controllers supporting GDDR6
GPU frequency: up to 2625 MHz
32 compute units (CUs) with a total of 2048 ALUs for integer and floating-point calculations (supported formats include INT4, INT8, INT16, FP16, FP32, and FP64)
Ray tracing acceleration: 32 ray tracing acceleration blocks for ray triangle intersection and bounding volume hierarchy (BVH) calculations
Texture blocks: 128 address and filtering blocks for textures with FP16/FP32 elements, supporting both trilinear and anisotropic filtering for all texture formats
Raster operation (ROP) blocks: 8 ROP blocks with 64 pixels supporting various anti-aliasing modes, including programmable modes for FP16/FP32 formats
Display support for HDMI 2.1b and DisplayPort 2.1
Reference graphics card specifications for Radeon RX 7600
Core frequency (Gaming/Turbo): 2250/2625 MHz
Number of All-in-One processors: 2048
128 texture blocks
Number of blending blocks: 64
Effective memory frequency: 18 GHz
Memory type: GDDR6
Memory bus: 128-bit
Memory capacity: 8GB
Memory bandwidth: 288GB/sec
Computational performance (FP32): up to 21.8 teraflops
Theoretical maximum fill rate: 170 GPU/s
Theoretical maximum texture sampling rate: 340 gigatexels/s
PCI Express 4.0 x8 interface
Connections: one HDMI 2.1b, two DisplayPort 2.1, and one USB Type-C
Power consumption: up to 165W
Auxiliary power: one 8-pin connector
Number of available slots in the system case: 2
Conclusion
The AMD Radeon RX 7600 (8GB) is a logical update to the series. This card not only outperforms its immediate predecessor (judging by the nomenclature) the Radeon RX 6600, but also faster solutions from the previous generation - the Radeon RX 6600 XT and Radeon RX 6650 XT. And that would be fine, but as usual, the starting price is very high. Of course, if you look at the recommended retail prices (MSRP) during the release of the Radeon RX 6600 XT and Radeon RX 6650 XT, the current MSRP of the Radeon RX 7600 seems quite reasonable. However, it has been over a year since the release of the Radeon RX 6650 XT and over a year and a half since the release of the Radeon RX 6600 XT, and during this time their prices have managed to drop significantly.
Now, regarding the new product's bottlenecks. The first thing that catches attention is the 8 GB of memory (the Internet is full of research regarding the minimum memory requirement for today's accelerators that claim to be comfortable at resolutions above Full HD, and obviously it's not 8 GB, but at least 10-11). Taking into account that AMD itself positions the RX 7600 for Full HD resolutions, the 8 GB memory size doesn't seem to be a big issue.
The second bottleneck is closely related to the first: the memory bus. Basically, the same bus (128-bit) was present in the predecessors Radeon RX 6600 XT and Radeon RX 6650 XT. However, considering the same MFR (memory operating frequency as in the Radeon RX 6650 XT) at higher frequencies of the core itself, one can assume that here the MFR can already become a bottleneck for overall performance. And the third bottleneck is a truncated system interface: only 8 PCIe lanes, although version 4.0. On this matter, the situation is similar to that of its predecessors, so we do not recommend buying such graphics cards for use in previous generations of computers that only support PCIe 3.0 in the graphics card slot.
Like the previous models in the series, the Radeon RX 7600 graphics card is based on the modern RDNA3 architecture, the new economical GPU compute units are functionally similar to the older models, featuring improved ray tracing cores and the ability to accelerate artificial intelligence tasks. But while the innovation is based on the same graphics architecture, the Navi 33 chip is a monolithic chip, as it does not make sense to organize chiplets for simple GPUs. The junior GPU is not manufactured using the latest 6nm processor, which did not significantly improve energy efficiency compared to the previous generation, but reduced the production cost of these chips for AMD.
Also note that the entire Radeon RX 7000 family has improved output subsystem. Even the examined budget graphics card features DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR13.5 ports, which is an advantage over GeForce, which are limited to DisplayPort 1.4a capabilities, and specifically allows for outputting images in 4K at 240Hz without flow compression via a single cable. Video encoding and decoding capabilities are also not different from previous solutions, including full support for the AV1 format.
The manufacturer offers a 4-year warranty for this card (product registration on the manufacturer's website is required).
Let's note once again that the Radeon RX 7600 is excellent for gaming at 1080p resolution with maximum graphics quality with ray tracing support DLSS/FSR/XeSS, while it also appears to perform well in some games at 2.5K resolution without RT.
The card has two sides: if you want ray tracing, just don't get it, it's not good at all for that. If you don't want ray tracing, the card is amazing, it doesn't lag at all, I play Cyberpunk Ultra without RT at 1440p and it doesn't stutter, consistently above 40 fps, around 50 on average. But the memory is not sufficient for the future, of course. However, for 1080 without RT, it is excellent.
UPD - Also, the price matters. 300 euros is a lot. I got it for 280 because I didn't see a better option. But I think it shouldn't cost more than 250 euros by any means.
Amazing graphics card for 1080p.
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