Gigabyte Radeon RX 7600 Gaming OC 8G

I've owned many gigabyte cards in the past. I got this 7600 because it was relatively cheap upgrading a system from a RTX 2070, I wasn't expecting too much and this 7600 was cheaper than what I paid for my 2070 when it was current, and expected cheaper construction. But nope, the construction is actually really good and the three fans are of good quality. I was impressed with how THICK and extra that the shroud is with RGB under a gigabyte logo. It's a hefty big card with a full metal plate. At max load for extended periods it keeps quite cool and FPS wise it's a massive upgrade for 1080p gaming going from 60fps in some titles to 120fps stable. Upgrading from a 2070 took me from struggling to get 60 in modern titles to getting an average of 120 in them such as red dead redemption 2, etc with almost max settings. Feels like its built to last, it's a decent brand I've used in multiple peop

Visible Penknife Scratches on box not made by me, GPU bag was opened before, probably for tests, but still, not something you want to see for a new product. At least you could add some proof of testing the card if you opened it, such as a piece of paper showing some benchmarks

This is a solid 1080p card that offers excellent gaming performance. The card can be easily overclocked using AMD Adrenalin or the Gigabyte software, increasing its speed and performance. The three fans on the card are nearly silent under low loads, but when playing a more demanding game, the temperature increases and the fans spin as fast as possible, making some noise. However, the temperature rarely exceeds 70 degrees Celsius. The power consumption is 165 watts, but the card rarely uses that much power. The graphics quality and performance of this graphics card are amazing, and for the price, it is an excellent choice. Additionally, AMD frequently updates the drivers.

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