ASRock Radeon RX 6600 8GB PCI Express 4.0 Graphics Card RX6600 CLI 8G

Pros: - Affordable
- Decent Ray Tracing
- 1440p capabilities
- 1080p brute
- Backplate
- Good temps
- Looks decent
- Decent VRAM

Cons: - No RGB (if you're into that)
- Still leaves a little to be desired when compared to an RX 6600 XT

Overall Review: The price is great compared to other GPUs - both 6600s and otherwise. This RX 6600 provides decent Ray Tracing capabilities. Coming from not having RT at all on my old RX 570, this card handles med. quality RT quite well. The 1440p capabilities are nice. You can, surprisingly, run plenty of games with nice FPS at this resolution. It's a 1080p brute though, and almost every game can be maxed out at 1080p. A little more VRAM (maybe 12GB) would be nice, but 8GB is more than enough for the vast majority of situations. The level of upgrade from my Strix RX 570 has been significant.

Overall, I'm really happy with the RX 6600 in general, and I'm definitely open to purchasing more ASRock products in the future. I happily endorse this product!

Pros: Very short PCB, short card in general, good fit for an SFF build
Worked well enough for the handful of hours I got out of it

Cons: It died in less than 9 days of ownership and less than 10 hours of run time

Overall Review: I bought this card because I'm working on a very compact water cooled build in a 200w TDP envelope. What I liked about this card, beyond the sale price at the time was that it from all the RX6600's I looked at, this one had the shortest PCB at 170mm whereas the rest seem to have a 200mm PCB plus the length of the hsf

I was weary about buying an ASRock product as historically they've never been high on any rankings, although they seem to have changed in recent years and so the price was right and the card fit my need so I gave it a shot.

I owned it less than 9 days, used it for less than 10 hours, and it died out of nowhere. I returned it and got a full refund and so I'm not sure why NE is asking me to review this card....