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The Sapphire Radeon RX 6600 8GB GDDR6 Pulse is an advanced graphics card aimed at gamers seeking reliable and efficient performance in games.
With 8GB of GDDR6 memory and PCIe 4.0 support, the Sapphire Radeon RX 6600 8GB GDDR6 Pulse provides remarkable performance at high resolutions and refresh rates, as well as in games that require high realism.
Additionally, the Sapphire Radeon RX 6600 8GB GDDR6 Pulse features technologies such as AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution and AMD Smart Access Memory, which enhance graphics quality and offer more realistic gaming experiences.
AMD RDNA 2 is an advanced architecture that provides excellent energy efficiency compared to previous generations.
It uses 7nm technology, which allows graphics cards to operate with high performance and produce less heat.
Additionally, RDNA 2 offers a range of innovative features, such as hardware support for Ray Tracing and GDDR6 memory, which significantly improve the performance of graphics cards in gaming applications and other demanding tasks.
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.
The graphics card Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon RX 6600 operates with the powerful Dual-X cooling technology combined with Intelligent Fan Control to maintain low temperatures and low fan noise. The refined PCB design offers stable, reliable, and consistent performance, effectively reducing PCB temperature and component signal noise.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
It is the best card you can get for 200 euros. Period. Compared to the rtx 4060/3060/2070 super, it is slightly inferior by about 10 to 20% depending on the game. It was combined with an i5 12400f and 16 gigabytes of ddr5 memory and runs any game comfortably at full graphics in 1920x1080 resolution.
199 from the frame, perfect for 1080p but also for entry 1440p low graphics though up to 60-100 fps in specific games. I haven't seen the temperature go above 88c at the center of the gpu with 6+ hours of gaming.
For its price, it is truly amazing for 1080p. The only issue I personally have is with the noise, but it depends on the company and the custom build.
Thank you for the existence of this card; it is perfect for 1080p full ultra but also 1440p with graphics generation enabled
It has very good performance per watt, with only 99w tdp compared to the 150+ watts of the 3060. However, it is not Nvidia... which means, as has been historically proven, it will not have the same coverage in optimized drivers as Nvidia, so it is not as future-proof - however, so far no such issue has arisen.
Also, it is pcie 8x and not 16x as it should be.
As a construction, it is of good quality, it is not overly large, it does not make excessive noise.
It does not support dlss... and generally, it is not Nvidia... and it will never become so.
Purchased in December 22 for 280€ on sale at the time (prices hadn't dropped yet) combined with an i5 10400F and 24GB DDR4 RAM at 2666 MHz.
Excellent card for the Gaming category at 1080p but also for 2K, I have it with a simple 1080p 5ms monitor, very comfortably with Very High settings, and over 60FPS in any title it flies. I haven't worked with Ray Tracing yet, and it also performs very well in Edit for rendering 2K Video and converting large HEVC - H264 videos with the corresponding programs that support AMD GPU accelerator easily without significant delays.
The 8GB GDDR6 is more than satisfactory.
I would like better temperatures in winter 70~74 degrees while in summer it reaches 97 degrees at max in Global during all-day gaming. There is a setting in AMD Andrenalin for manual adjustment of the fan % as well as you can undervolt, overclock, and whatever else you want, but when I had it set up with an update it reset the settings, so I have it by default.
Another negative is that if the HDMI cable is disconnected or time passes (e.g., 5 minutes) when the computer automatically turns off the display for energy saving when not in use, then it does not restore again and the computer needs to be forcefully shut down from the button and restarted, this is a problem. So if you go to Power Options in Windows set Turn Display off to 'Never' and set a screen saver to 2 or 5 minutes, this way the monitor will have a signal forever and will also do a basic save mode, without burning the pixels of the screen from too much time on the same image through a simple graphic.
The software and support have been a weak point in AMD graphics cards from old until now, compared to Nvidia which have good support and compatibility but are more expensive.
It goes without saying that it is worth getting it for under 240€, it is a value for money choice.
The most noteworthy card for 1080p gaming at a truly value for money price. Perhaps this is the best implementation of it (I also own the Powercolor). No brainer for the money!
For a VFM card, it's just fine. Depending on the requirements, of course, it performs very well at high resolutions at 240hz, which is what I wanted.
It's worth every penny. It's small, so it fits in all builds (I have an matx motherboard, and it has a 4 cm gap from the end), excellent performance. I play everything without any complaints. The downside is that suddenly from playing with normal temperatures, it raises the core temp to 110C. From what I've seen, these cards have this problem (115C) with a large deviation from the other temperature (60C-70C), so you are forced to learn to undervolt, which for some reason the Radeon software refuses to hold (after a few restarts it gives an error and resets to default). If you ignore the weird things the software does (because that's the reason it doesn't let you help the card), it's a cheap and good solution if you want to play everything
I have the following card for 1080p gaming with a refresh rate of 75hz. It plays all the games I want like Warframe, LoL, Rainbow Six, as well as newer titles and remakes of games. I have it combined with a Ryzen 5 5500 + AMD SAM enabled. It is quite a cool card and has very low watt consumption. For 209 euros, which I purchased it for, I don't think I could find a better deal for a non-used card. It needs a bit of tweaking which you can do from AMD Adrenaline or through MSI Afterburner, and personally, I run it with overclock settings, undervolt, power limit +20, etc. In Silent Hill 2, it gave me some strange stutters which I believe is reasonable since 8GB VRAM gradually isn't enough for newer titles with so many features and the fact that not all newer games are super optimized for "weaker" hardware. I saw, through a program, about max usage VRAM (here AMD SAM also pulls a bit more to give for performance). Other than that, if you are on a strict budget like me where I wanted to spend 200 euros and not a penny more, then you are here and will be VERY satisfied. However, if you want to play newer games like UE5 and generally titles after 2024 like Silent Hill 2, etc., you need to raise the budget.
It is important to mention that in my case, the AMD 24.2.1 Drivers are the most stable I have tried. And that in the drivers that come after like 24.9.1, we have AFMF2 which is a frame generation mechanism to make performance even smoother and probably allow the card to play other titles that would run at 50-60 fps at 100-120 fps. It is worth looking into in general.
FOR THOSE WHO HAVE STUTTERS FOR NO REASON, look into it a bit, it is not a defect of the card, you may be missing the CHIPSET drivers like I was or it may need a bit of tweaking where there are countless guides online. Before a driver update, I recommend DDU and then download drivers + chipset drivers for max performance.
HAPPY GAMING!
Honest graphics card specifically at 1080p.
For League of Legends etc., I’m not even discussing it; it’s ridiculous even at 1440p resolution, everything maxed out. 150+ fps.
Now in games like Elden Ring. While you can play at medium-low resolution and 1080p and 1440p 60 fps. But you want something more powerful because the drops were quite noticeable at all resolutions..
Fortnite 1440p almost everything high 60 fps
With some frame drops. And it’s reasonable perhaps because the card is not intended for 2k resolution.
In performance, I’m not discussing it; 150+.
I had it with an AMD Ryzen 5 5600..
I finished Hogwarts Legacy on this specific card at medium-low 1080p close to 60+ fps.
It’s not the most powerful card
Nor the weakest.
It depends on what you want to play.
If you want to play new games at high resolutions 60 fps.. no....
Quite good for 1080p that I use it with a Ryzen 5 2600 CPU. I believe that with a 5600 (upgrade coming soon) it will be even better. With the stock fan settings, it reaches high temperatures (75 and above), but with forced settings, it goes over 60, although it sounds excessive. Keep in mind that the temperatures I mention are during the summer with temperatures of 35+.
I give it 5 stars. I paired it with the Ryzen 5 5600, which is one of the best budget combos for 1080p, even in demanding titles. However, don't expect to play Starfield in 1080p with maxed out graphics, as it is a budget option. Of course, when it struggles, the fans can be quite loud, but it doesn't bother me much because I wear headphones. I recommend it for someone who wants to game in 1080p, as AMD offers great value for money options
Combined for starters with the Ryzen 5 5600 and I can say that I am impressed with what a Mid Tier PC can do without having spent a fortune. It didn't struggle with Cyberpunk, RDR2, or Guardians of the Galaxy with RT High. Where I saw an even bigger difference was when I changed the processor and put in the Ryzen 7 5800x3d, it felt like I also changed the graphics card! The card is aimed at users with a low budget but it does what it should and more. It never disappointed me! I never had any Bluescreen or game crashes and overall the experience has been and still is very smooth. Not a fan of the design of the Pulse, but I don't ask for much since I got it for just 199 euros from Plaisio. Temperatures are okay after a little tweaking in the software and creating my own curve. Get it while it's still available in stores because afterwards the 7600 is out of reach
After years with Nvidia cards and without facing any problems, I decided to try something competitive. Unfortunately, I have already encountered issues with the fan settings, meaning that every time you restart, the settings return to default. I tried a solution I read in a forum! Yesterday the card crashed while using Adobe Lightroom! I read that there are also issues with this application! I don't play games and I don't have an opinion, but for simple use, with a little video or photo editing, I have not been satisfied compared to my expectations from what I had read about the card...
With this card, you can play almost all games at 1080p on high settings. It has excellent energy efficiency and great optimization thanks to its chip, which is also used in the PS5. That's why it outperforms Nvidia for this series
This graphics card is excellent! I use it mostly for gaming and I am very satisfied. It is quiet, has low temperatures, and has the perfect size for any case. Perfect purchase!!
Replaced a tired RX570. No comparison between the two. Much better in performance, clearly lower temperatures, and silent. It's worth its money.
For the money, it is very good. It runs games at 1080p that I want (Battlefield 2042, Red Dead Redemption, The Witcher, COD Warzone). At first, it had some strange crashes and some BSoD, but it's fine now. It definitely needs adjustment from AMD Adrenaline. The fans take a long time to start. I increased the wattage, the minimum frequency to 2400, and set the fans to start at 30% from 40 degrees, and at 100% at 75% where it reaches in the games I play. It definitely doesn't work for 1440p gaming and you will definitely have to make compromises in the game settings.
P.S. AMD drivers are very bad compared to Nvidia. I had to do DDU and clean install for it to work as it should.
Very good for its price. I have Ryzen 5 RX 6600 and 16 GB RAM. In Fortnite performance mode, you can reach 500 FPS
Very good card, I consider it one of the best value for money.
You can comfortably play 1080p on everything.
It is also commendable for 1440p, tested on titles like Far Cry 5 on Ultra graphics, consistently achieving 70-80 FPS without lag spikes.
It hasn't gone above 70 degrees in terms of temperatures and is practically silent, even at full load.
(all of the above without OC or custom fan curve)
On CPU Ryzen 5 5600G / Motherboard MSI B550
Owner of the card for a month now, purchased for 207 euros, a very powerful card for 1080p games and 1440p with some compromises until YESTERDAY.
With the new Adrenalin Edition 24.1.1, AMD almost doubles the fps in all games with DirectX 11, 12 using AFMF technology.
With the card's default settings, you will see temperatures of 71 degrees, disable Zero RPM to keep the card cooler.
Also, consult the following video for some serious settings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jkc3DUMBg6w&t
For a mid-range card, for someone who doesn't want to spend a lot, it is a card that you will enjoy playing your games smoothly. If you have a higher budget, definitely go for something better (RX 6700 12 GB) but with an additional 180 euros for Sapphire.
Don't leave it at default settings, it has more capabilities. Do some research.
The card performs amazingly, get it without fear!
It is a very good card for its price of 210€. I have had it for a month and it has not reached above 50°. And for those interested in the gaming aspect, it reaches 240 fps in game on Fortnite with all settings on low performance mode at 1080p consistently at 40% of its capacity
Installed on Asus Rog b550a
Ryzen 7 5700x
16gb ram
Countless times during gameplay in PUBG, it would bluescreen or kick me out of the game...
After days of searching, I realized it needed a format due to changing the motherboard, processor, and graphics card. The drivers were probably getting confused! The graphics card is great value for money!
It is a difference, the fastest card for this money, but it still has flaws. I had it exclusively for gaming for a year, so I have no opinion on video editing, 3D rendering, and other uses. Initially, I was very satisfied. I had it with a 12100f and it ran everything at 1080p resolution, at least with incredible FPS in e-sport titles like LoL, CS2, Warzone, Rocket League, Fortnite, everything above 200fps (except Fortnite, which I will elaborate on later, and Warzone depending on the settings). I ran Marvel's Spiderman on high settings with FSR balanced at 100+fps, incredible with ray tracing, as well as Doom Eternal on nightmare settings with ray tracing at 120+fps with a little FSR. The problems started with the drivers. Initially, in Adrenalin, it didn't have the capture tab for an inexplicable reason. We are talking about a completely new build with a clean Windows install and the latest drivers. I had to uninstall and reinstall the drivers to fix the issue. Then I read articles about this particular card, mentioning that there was a bug in the drivers for a short period of time that completely fried and destroyed the card. So, I was terrified to do a driver update and had to search if each update was safe. Fortunately, this was quickly fixed as well. The third problem, quite insignificant and nitpicking, but in LoL's ARAM mode, when I took the portal to go to the middle of the map, the screen would shake terribly. No matter what I did, I couldn't fix it. The fourth problem was when CS:GO became CS2, there was a stupid mistake on Valve's part, where it would detect AMD Adrenalin files as cheat programs, resulting in bans for users with AMD cards. This has been fixed, but luckily, I didn't get banned by chance. In Fortnite, there is an inexplicable stuttering issue on high graphics settings. It's not the card's fault because many cards have this issue, especially when there are large updates. However, I didn't bother to find the cause. It seems to fix itself after the first or second match. Now, a more specific use I had was running emulators, specifically Yuzu and Cemu. It's not comparable to Nvidia, literally suffering. It's not so much the fault of the card, but most emulators improve problems on Nvidia cards much faster compared to AMD. Even the 1650 ran Super Mario Odyssey at full speed, without visual bugs and with minimal to no crashes, as if it was running natively, while this card gave me a hard time (of course, time has passed and the emulator has improved significantly since then). All these small issues were encountered in just one year with this specific card. And having gotten used to the GTX 1650, which never presented similar issues, I was quite disappointed. A few months ago, I switched to the 3050 and everything calmed down (I know it's a downgrade, but still). No bugs, no glitches, the visual glitch in LoL was fixed, and everything runs smoothly (including Fortnite). I know I'm losing some performance, but in a blind test, you would never notice it. With DLSS, Spiderman looks beautiful and incredibly smooth, with no noticeable frame drops. In conclusion, for its price, this card is the best and fastest there is. Most people will be very satisfied. I just see everywhere people praising it, and I wanted to emphasize its negative side because there are many small things that bring the card down in my eyes. For me, it ultimately didn't do the job and it's not that I hate AMD or the RX 550 that I have in my second PC, which has been incredible for its price in e-sports titles without any issues. It's just that this particular architecture had flaws. Many of them have been fixed, but it's tiring to wait for the next problem to arise. Nevertheless, considering the current market, it is much more than just a good purchase.
After 6 months of use, I'm sharing my experience with you:
msi b550 a-pro
2 x 16 gb 3200 MHz cl 16
Ryzen 5 5600
eSports 33 cooler
At 1440p resolution (mostly on high settings with overclock/undervolt based on the video I will link below):
csgo2 with fsr 135 fps
Fortnite with dx 11 150+ fps
Rocket league 100 fps
AC Valhalla 60 fps
The card with factory settings was reaching high temperatures. Despite having a case with good airflow, I saw the hotspot reaching 105 degrees after a few minutes of gaming when the card was running at full load. You definitely need to overclock/undervolt and adjust the fan settings more aggressively.
I followed the instructions from the following video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcBqvgq4-bQ
and now I'm satisfied with the temperatures. The only sacrifice is the increased noise from the fans, but it doesn't bother me as I play with headphones.
The card is flawless for its price. Currently, it can handle everything at 1080p and 1440p with the appropriate settings. It consumes little power for its performance. With the settings I have, it requests a maximum of 100 watts. It also fits in small cases as it has a length of less than 20 cm, making it the most compact implementation. The slightly cheaper AMD options (rx 6500 xt, etc.) are much worse, as well as the more expensive rtx 3050. In short, at its current price (around 200), it has no rival.
Finally, I want to mention that in order to get 100% out of the card, you need a system with pcie 4 support. In pcie 3, in most games, the losses are small or negligible, but there are some that are noticeable. Watch the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph4E4TFvgVA
The 222€ that I bought it for is very much value for money, no problems with games
In a system with i3 12100, 24GB DDR4 at 2133MHz, 1440p, 100Hz, Diablo 4 glides on ultra graphics with a ball lightning sorcerer at level 100 nightmare dungeon. What else could one ask for?
On the computer, I only play RTS games, so I don't know its capabilities in demanding titles. I bought it for two reasons: my old Sapphire Radeon HD 6950, which is over 10 years old, couldn't handle DaVinci Resolve, and I really wanted to play RDR2 online for a while now, since it requires PlayStation Plus.
My old PC setup was:
NZXT Phantom White
Asus Crosshair V formula
AMD FX 8120
G Skill Sniper DDR3 1866 16g
Sapphire Radeon HD 6950
Noctua D14
Corsair GS 700
The only thing I changed was the graphics card, with this specific RX6600. The old PSU doesn't have an 8-pin cable, but it does have 2 6+2 pins, so it connected just fine. I was torn between this one and the RX 560 4g because I heard a lot about bottlenecking! I checked all the well-known sites for any CPU/GPU bottleneck issues, and they all advised against getting this card, while there was no problem with the 560. Nevertheless, I bought it.
Everything works great for RDR2, without adjusting the graphics settings, I left them as they were. On average, Adrenalin gives me 52 fps, and today, when I tested running in cities and elsewhere, as shown in the photo, Razor Cortex gives me a maximum of 60 fps. I load it before starting the game, just in case. I can't say to blindly get it for an action-adventure game when I only play RTS games on my PC, and with the previous card, all the Total War games, except for Troy which I haven't played yet, ran perfectly fine. I know I'm not fully utilizing all the capabilities of the card, and that doesn't bother me, as the entire system will be changed in the near future, and I'll have a pretty good graphics card at my disposal.
Chosen instead of a w6400 or equivalent for a small workstation. For CAD applications, rendering, and programs that utilize the GPU for solving, it is a reliable choice. It will be reviewed again after a few months of use.
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