Speedster SWFT210 Radeon RX 7600 Graphics Card with 8GB GDDR6 HDMI 3xDP, AMD RDNA 3 RX-76PSWFTFY

OK, it's not the flagship 7900xtx. I'm getting a glmark2 score of 22552, which while decent, is less than half that of the 7900xtx. But it is around 1/4 the price, 1/2 the power, and 2/3 the size. It runs perfectly with Fedora 39. It runs my steam games with decent frame rates and resolutions. I have had zero problems with games or benchmarks. It runs quiet and cool: idle: fan 0 rpm, temp 40C, power 1W. glmark2: fan 2100 rpm, temp 73C, power 130W. At max fan, it is still amazingly quiet. Installation into my existing Fedora 39 Ryzen 9 7950 tower with integrated graphics was trivial - I just plugged it into an open slot, moved the monitor (DP) cable from the motherboard to the card, and rebooted, and everything worked. One caution - I did try enabling hybrid graphics mode in the motherboard BIOS (to use both the integrated and discrete graphics), but that did not work well, so I went back to the BIOS default of "disabled", which uses just the discrete card. Summary: I really like this card - it's low cost, cool, quiet, and small, but with decent performance, and it works perfectly with Fedora.

I thought the card was a good price for the card. I put it into the system and yeah, it was fast. But it was also crashing the system. I ended up getting a better case with six fans. That helped a bit, but still fairly high temps. I upgraded the fans. That helped, but was still getting max temps in the 80s and that was with throttling the gpu a bit. And would occasionally crash. Then I updated the drivers. now my max gpu temp is in the upper 70s with 60% fan speed. No crashes and running at max. So great, I should have updated the drivers to start with. The card has been running great since.

I upgraded from GeForce GTX 1650 Super that came with the 2021 HP Gaming Desktop PC(AMD6 core Ryzen 5 3500 processor). I have upgraded this PC from 8GB Ram to 16GB Ram. GTX 1650 ran fine for Assetto corsa but PC2 2 was pretty rough. When I tried Half Life Alyx and Kayak VR Mirage, I realized it was not going to work at all. I am on day one with this RX7600 but so far Assetto Corsa and PC2 is running perfectly at the highest settings. Half Life Alyx and Kayak VR works great on the highest settings but I have noticed a few stuttering on Kayak VR. I have only spent around 15 minutes on the Half Life and Kayak VR so I will update if there are any changes with more time into it. Due to the limited space of the HP PC case, this was a great price and value. I was able to install it very easily with a 10 minute youtube video. All games are loading so much quicker and the graphics look so much better with this GPU being able to handle the higher settings!

Hear me out. This is not the best GPU for high res, high FPS gaming. Bit of that’s not what you want it for, it’s good value. For emulator gaming, indie gaming, older games, really most games at 1080p or even 1440p/60, and CAD and design apps that don’t need the computing power of a AAA game at 4k, you have a solid performer. The drivers are well worked out and stable in Windows and Linux. The card is pretty small and doesn’t use a lot of power. If you want to build a smaller pc, reduce fan noise, or just use less electricity, it’s great. The only reason I don’t give it a full 5 stars is that the 9060xt 8gb is better, and not much more expensive right now.

Uses less power than my RX 580 did and performs much better. Much better!

EDIT: I've had it for just around a year, and it recently just completely died on me. In the middle of a game, it just powered off, and at first, I thought it was a PSU issue since the one I had wasn't the best. Ended up getting a new PSU and plugged it in, the second I boot it up, it begins to smoke and has some sparks come out from the PCB. Currently in the process of having it RMA'd Bought it to replace my old rx580 and it really is a massive jump in performance. Can get 60+ fps on games such as RDR2 on high-ultra settings. Overall happy with my purchase.

perfect for my son to build his computer

I replaced an nvidia 1070 with this Radeon RX 7600 card on Arch Linux. It was an easy swap. I shut down my PC, replaced the card, and rebooted. All 3 displays (and everything else) came up without any problems. So then I removed all the old nvidia packages and installed vulkan-radeon mesa mesa-utils and vulkan-tools. Rebooted and everything works well for me. (I don't do any gaming, btw.) The card is even more compact than my old 1070. It is silent, has good cooling, and gives me a performance boost. Mostly, I just wanted a good and stable driver set that would not cause me any issues when I run my routine updates. My switch to this card was motivated by recent Arch News: NVIDIA 590 driver drops Pascal and lower support (e.g., 1070).

stopped working after 5 months would not recommend

The Card i bought broke down within a month of use and now I can't return it.

Great quality and is great for gaming

It is good

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