Aimed at gamers who want to play at high frame rates at 1080p, the RX 6600 delivers on that promise and more from what I’ve experienced. If you’re looking for a card that can play e-sports titles at more than 100FPS and also allows you to play AAA games at frame rates higher than 70 at 1080P then this card is for you. With 8GB GDDR6 of RAM, the card will handle most of your AAA games at 1080P, which is what AMD was going for at this price point. At 1080p I averaged a solid 80-90FPS while playing at high settings. At 1080P using a mix of high and low settings for competitive gameplay, I was averaging about 120FPS or even more. So if you’re into something like Warzone where high refresh rates matter because of the gameplay then this card is perfect for you at 1080p. At 1080p the card ran the game smoothly at 80-90FPS at max settings. At 1080p with high settings, I was getting around 120-125FPS, which was hugely impressive for a game like this. Read more in our articles including "PowerColor Fighter AMD Radeon RX 6600 GPU Review" and "Yi Lite Action Camera now official".
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Jan 11, 2013Aimed at gamers who want to play at high frame rates at 1080p, the RX 6600 delivers on that promise and more from what I’ve experienced. If you’re looking for a card that can play e-sports titles at more than 100FPS and also allows you to play AAA games at frame rates higher than 70 at 1080P then this card is for you.
With 8GB GDDR6 of RAM, the card will handle most of your AAA games at 1080P, which is what AMD was going for at this price point. At 1080p I averaged a solid 80-90FPS while playing at high settings. At 1080P using a mix of high and low settings for competitive gameplay, I was averaging about 120FPS or even more.
Our coverage of 1080p includes: "PowerColor Fighter AMD Radeon RX 6600 GPU Review"; "Yi Lite Action Camera now official"; "NHK Japan commences the world's first 8K TV broadcast". Each article provides unique insights and information.