Review on 💪 PowerColor Radeon RX 6600 Fighter 8GB Review: Unleashing Retail Performance by Kenta Sasaki ᠌

In general, retail should have a 2g guarantee, but PowerColor is presented with us only through distributors, and they can work on different conditions. In this case, the 3Logic distributor gives a 3-month warranty. Since these video cards are quite tasty for miners, apparently distributors do not want to take unnecessary risks (well, not without greed, of course). Thank you miners for our happy guarantee! But, if it consoles someone, the guarantee is usually included in the final price of the goods, and here is one of the lowest prices. In the trailer, 3 months to figure out whether the card is defective or not, IMHO, is enough. But the effect is somewhat blurred. I would not call the card itself particularly hot, but also cold. In the furmark with 55% fans (~2022rpm noisy, but not very) the average temperature is 65C (hotspot (the hottest point of the GPU) is 75C). In games, my card works on average at 40-44% (1400-1500rpm) and a temperature of 61-64C (71-74C hotspot, respectively). BUT, this is with the air conditioner on and I have a fairly well-ventilated case: matrexx 55 mech with 3x120mm turntables for blowing in and 1x120mm for blowing out (although my case itself is not very well placed in the corner of the table). With the air conditioner turned off in games, it is already about 66-68C (76-78 hotspot). In idle and with passive cooling: when surfing / working in Photoshop / watching movies, the temperature can vary from 37C to 51C (37-51 hotspots) depending on the load and ambient temperature, with turntables on 28C-37C. In general, the card is not hot, but it is quite demanding in terms of airflow and ambient temperature, I do not recommend putting it in any coffin. An interesting fact: I noticed with The Witcher 3: with transcendent quality, if you limit the frames to 60, then the load on the GPU and the temperature of the GPU will drop by 10 degrees. In general, I am satisfied with the card, after the GTX 750 Ti - it feels like I switched from a piston fighter to a rocket and flew into space on it.