Card đồ họa ASRock Challenger ITX Radeon RX 6600 XT 8GB

AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT Review: The Memory Compromise

on Tom's Hardware by Jarred Walton

Điểm mạnh: ASRock's card uses three traditional-style axial fans, meaning there's no integrated rim like we see on higher-end GPUs. The heatsink features a copper base that makes direct contact with the GPU, plus "premium" thermal pads that make contact with the memory. The Phantom also has 0dB silent cooling for lower workloads, where the fans don't spin at all at GPU temperatures below ~50C. Given the 160W (maybe 180W) TDP, cooling should be more than sufficient.

Điểm yếu: The official price for the ASRock Phantom Gaming comes in at a suggested price of $499.99, over 30% higher than AMD's SEP (Suggested Etail Pricing) of $379.99. ASRock does offer other RX 6600 XT cards, like the Challenger, with a $379.99 MSRP, but without all the extras that the Phantom offers.

Kết luận: AMD sent us the ASRock RX 6600 XT Phantom Gaming D OC for this review, which of course doesn't use reference clocks. It sports a 2.4-slot cooler with triple fans and a slightly boosted TDP (based on our testing), which means it's probably running about 5% faster than a reference-clocked RX 6600 XT.

AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT Review: The Memory Compromise

on Tom's Hardware by Jarred Walton

Điểm mạnh: ASRock's card uses three traditional-style axial fans, meaning there's no integrated rim like we see on higher-end GPUs. The heatsink features a copper base that makes direct contact with the GPU, plus "premium" thermal pads that make contact with the memory. The Phantom also has 0dB silent cooling for lower workloads, where the fans don't spin at all at GPU temperatures below ~50C. Given the 160W (maybe 180W) TDP, cooling should be more than sufficient.

Điểm yếu: The official price for the ASRock Phantom Gaming comes in at a suggested price of $499.99, over 30% higher than AMD's SEP (Suggested Etail Pricing) of $379.99. ASRock does offer other RX 6600 XT cards, like the Challenger, with a $379.99 MSRP, but without all the extras that the Phantom offers.

Kết luận: AMD sent us the ASRock RX 6600 XT Phantom Gaming D OC for this review, which of course doesn't use reference clocks. It sports a 2.4-slot cooler with triple fans and a slightly boosted TDP (based on our testing), which means it's probably running about 5% faster than a reference-clocked RX 6600 XT.