XFX SPEEDSTER SWFT210 RADEON RX 7600 CORE Gaming Graphics Card with 8GB GDDR6 HDMI 3xDP, AMD RDNA™ 3 (RX-76PSWFTFY)

It is good

Muy buen producto, hasta ahora ha cumplido bastante bien, sin ninguna queja. La considero una buena inversión y mejora para tu PC.

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.

alles in ordnung gute ware

Considering what NVIDIA is doing with 4060 Ti and mid-to-budget line up cards, this is not exactly bad product. Unless you definitely need an NVIDIA GPU for specific purpose, i.e. CUDA application, DLSS3, although not every game in the market provides this, application, this card can serve 1080p driver for at least 2-3 years until next generation of GPUs rolls out. The video memory, 8 GB, is on 'low' side these days. But plenty for non-state-of-art AAA games with Ultra settings at 1080p 60-75 Hz refresh rate, also budget, monitors. Moreover, as seen in the picture, Linux Kernel 6.2 or above detects this card without any problem (NO driver installation needed! Everything is already included!) and even runs some benchmarks. GLMark2 score is attached but be mindful that i was running some other tasks, i.e. YouTube video, Firefox surfing while hardware acceleration enabled. So, that score cannot be optimal result. Yet, good enough for my purpose since I may not run any newest AAA games on this machine but some indy titles and Steam Deck compatible (games work well with Proton) games since this desktop is running Linux. I would leave out reviews for Windows users to a Windows user. As long as AMD screws up graphics driver once more, it will mostly be fine for Windows side as well. There is a strange small switch located close to the GPU's PCI-E power connector. There is NO explanation on this switch in the product package either. (Update from the manufacturer's feedback): The switch is merely a back-up bios. So, if you somehow screw up the GPU bios, you can just switch it to other position to use default stock bios. It was just a safety feature. Another thing to note is that the GPU temperature will hit 60C even if it is idle. But this is normal according to XFX since the fan will only turn either GPU usage increases or the GPU temperature exceeds 60C. At the moment, ROCm version is too new and docker image's tensorflow can't find this GPU as an agent. We'll have to wait for some time.