ASRockRX 6600 8GB CLD Challenger D gddr6

I purchased this Radeon RX 6600 GPU because I'm working to become familiar with the LINUX Operating Systems and found that older Nvidia GPUs may have limited or no driver support from Nvidia (my HP z820 PC had an Nvidia K5000 GPU from several years past and to get it to work at all with UBUNTU LINUX 24.04 I had to use the 'Noveau' open-source driver which can be unsatisfactory).I don't play games at all on my computer and my sole requirement for this GPU was that it be able to properly display streaming 1080P video off YouTube and similar (I'm currently subscribed to 'Britbox' which has a bunch of British TV series ); it mostly works just fine for that.

Slapped it on a corsair carbide air 240 and it fit just right even exceeding the 130 mm height limit by 2 mm i just cant put on the side panel because of the power connector and thats fine by me, runs great on all games pretty much that i've thrown at it medium to high graphics also ran msi kombustor to test cooling\temps and never exceeded 60c and the power efficiency is insane i did overclock and maxed out everything with afterburner and even then its nice and quiet... overall you could spend the extra money and get the rx7600 or 6950 xt for future proof but overall this is a great card as it is what my budget allowed for.

bought two different RX7600 XT 16gb both kept black screen watching YouTube video's after a hour check everything MB PSU CPU kept doing it finally had enough and got the RX6600 no problems at all. started to pull my hair out with a $400 GPU crashing got this one and was able to finally do some gaming quiet dose not go above 50 c nice card would recommend this card to anyone.......

For the money it is a great card. I could play warzone just fine with this card and my 9600x. We all want the fastest greatest and newest but I don't know a lot about these cards so I went with this one and with my tv which is probably 60hz everything looks nice and smooth.

There is not much commercial choice if you are looking for a cheap video card but with a certain basic technical level .The 6600 is a "poor" choice today that offers a lot if you consider the maturity of the video drivers (the GPU is considered old generation).Furthermore this hardware version is really well made and ASRock did a great job on the heat dissipation system.It's a graphics card that doesn't heat up much, doesn't produce much noise and you can play at HD resolution without sacrificing too much video parameters.Obligatory choice for now for me but I am really very satisfied with this AMD product .Thanks to this card I am seriously thinking about purchasing a more powerful graphics card in the future and I will consider AMD Radix.Really highly recommended product.

Have had this GPU for about 2 months now and I can say I’ve had very little issues with it!Pros:-Works out of the box for Linux systems: This is likely to be expected as AMD is known for having little issues with Linux. The drivers were included in Linux Mint’s kernel, so I didn’t have to do anything.-Decently powerful: I had a gaming laptop with an rtx 3050 4GB before, so this was a MASSIVE upgrade for me. I can play ultra modded Skyrim and Fallout 4 very well and don’t run into vram issues anymore (provided I don’t use too heavy of an enb). Baldur’s Gate 3 also runs so much better than on the gaming laptop.-Stays very cool even under load: I don’t know how, but this GPU has stayed very cool even when doing the heavy gaming that I do. Assuming Linux’s psensor is accurate, it has stayed in the 40s and 50s when under load with the fans never spinning at those temps, which is amazing to me!-Quiet as the grave: I’ve barely heard the GPU at all, even when under load. I have to stop and actively listen in order to hear it. When gaming or not trying to listen, I don’t hear it at all. Though that’s true for all the components in my build.Cons:-Some Minecraft shaders don’t play nice: I’m unsure if it’s a Linux thing or the GPU, but some Minecraft shaders aren’t going to like this GPU very much. Specifically Solas shaders, as it crashes the GPU after an hour (requiring a full power off as the system becomes unresponsive after this point). Bliss is also a no-go as while it doesn’t crash the GPU, the screen will turn white with it on. Other shaders like Complimentary, Photon, Insanity, BSL, and others will work fine though. Just test different shaders out and see what works and what doesn’t.-A bit hard to install power cord: It was more difficult than I expected to plug in my PSU’s power cord for this GPU. I spent several minutes trying to install it as the cord was split. If one part went in, the other would be difficult to go in. I don’t know if I can fault the GPU for that though.Overall for the price you can get it at, this GPU is pretty powerful and should have no issues running stuff at 1080p depending on the game!

Good friendly budget gpu for 1080p gaming. For some reason it shows I asked for a refund, but I ain’t returning this.

Great value for money, not loud at all, performs great for my liking, easy to install, great graphics quality for how much it was, and I would say very durable, but I don't wanna test that.