XFX Speedster SWFT 210 Radeon RX 6600 CORE Gaming Graphics Card with 8GB GDDR6 HDMI 3xDP, AMD RDNA 2 RX-66XL8LFDQ

Great graphics card for the price. I have been running pretty high demand games on high settings and still get Great FPS, although it still struggles on new games with ray tracing. This is a great option for a middle of the road pc! 100% recommend.

Purchased SWFT 210 Radeon RX 6600 on Prime day for my new budget build, and it worked right out of the box, without having to install special drivers or mess with the BIOS. Installed in Z790 MB setup with Intel i5k cpu running Linuxmint-Cinnamon w/6.2 kernel and all the drivers were already there! First time setup with all Linux, and message boards recommended AMD Graphics cards as they work with Linux. No problems at all with install - easy peasy - even worked with my old monitor with the vga adapter. I did not run any speed tests yet but I noticed greatly increased speed over the internal graphics I was using. Card runs very cool, and fans don't even spin up except under a heavy load. XFX build quality was very good - no bells or whistles - just a good performing graphics card. Good quality budget GPU.

Bought this when my MSI 6950 was failing again. Used this card myself for a short time. Threw together a budget gaming pc for my stepson with this and some other spare parts. 60 FPS minimum in Black Ops 6 with an i-7 12th gen at 2560x1440

Great for starter pc

Video cards are finally dropping in price but given the current economics and world issues, I decided to grab one of these after watching many review videos on YouTube. This card performs very well (on par with the 3060), at a much lower price. Unfortunately, AMD drivers are still a convoluted mess IMO compared to Nvidia Drivers. With their Adrenaline package having a ton of settings, if you're not familiar with it, you will spend literally hours playing with all the different settings. There are some cool features in it, but I wish AMD would focus more on overall PC performance and stability and less on trying to be the gaming king. You can ditch Adrenaline all together by using device manager to install STD drivers, but you lose "ALL FEATURES"....all or nothing? Not a good compromise.RSR- Radeon Super Resolution (Built into Adrenaline). It works well enough with upscaling and no real complaints (Works with most games) and is what I use for OW when I play.FSR 1- I do not play any games that utilize this.FSR 2- I believe only 1 game (Death loop) takes advantage of this.I run my security cameras, (Amcrest) through my rig for live viewing and have noted a degradation in overall performance compared to the old 1060 SSC 6G that was replaced with this card. Given this card is newer, better performing (physically)...I have to blame this on the drivers from AMD.Overall- good value, but I will most probably go back to Nvidia "if" the prices get better aligned with my budget. The VC is only part of the equation for a good performing card, but most critical are the Drivers. Because without solid drivers updated frequently, the best video cards are mediocracy at best.

I’m very happy with this GPU. Runs cool and quiet even under load, and delivers excellent 1080p performance with high settings. Great value for the price!

A good price for a decent GPU that can perform decently on the latest titles, it's silent most of the time and i haven't had any issues with drivers or any other kind of issue at the moment.It's pretty good for 1080p since it's built for 1080p gaming, don't expect to be at Ultra on everything and it's not built for Raytracing but you should be aware of that before ordering this kind of graphic card.Pretty good overall if you want a "cheap" GPU and if you're upgrading from an outdated or damaged GPU as i did, but if you want a substancial upgrade i suggest you going for a higher end GPU.

Standard XFX AMD GPU.The Good:Quiet card. Fans will be off in Windows w/default settings. Zero RPM is nice.Powers through even current titles at 1080p with ease.8GB of GDDR6 vram is nice.AMD Adrenaline is a good suite of software. Prefer the color scheme as opposed to nvidias'Plenty of hardware decode/encode support here. Even has hw AV1. And works well-love seeing the GPU take some work that might otherwise go to the CPU.The meh:This XFXs TDP is set at 100W. Adrenaline will let you increase this to 120W, but be advised AMD suggests the typical RX 6600 is 130W. AIBs, like XFX, are free to design the board & configure power as they see fit. This is usually a cost factor. Higher power doesn't always mean higher clock (tho often it does) but increased power means they need to design/fit better heatsinks. This is fine but be aware of it.TDP can make/break a GPU. When you see 2 identical GPUs from different AIBs performing differently, this is usually why.For the money you can't do better if you want a current GPU. 8GB of vram is PLENTY for 1080p. If you have it to spend I'd step up to a XT+ or greater.