ASRock AMD Radeon RX 7600 Steel Legend 8GB OC GDDR6 128-bit 0dB Silent Cooling Graphics Card DisplayPort 7680 x 4320 HDMI 18 Gbps 3 Fans PCI Express 4

When Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 can out, I went to run on my system, and the video card I had was not compatible. Did not support DX12 Ultimate. So, I purchased the ASRock Phantom Gaming RX7700 XT 12 Gig. The card runs the game great, and the graphics are sharp and smooth. The card is large, I went from GIGABYTE RX 580 GAMING 8 GB that is 232mm in length to this card that is 328MM in length and my old Corsair Vengeance C70 case is not as large as the newer cases. I had to remove one of the fans that are in front of the motherboard just behind the 3.5 HDD tray.The card is easy to install and requires 2 x 8 pin, I like that the card has a nice backplate and the RGB is OK. The only complaint I have is that the RGB cannot be controller by Corsair ICUE. no plugin (yet). Other companies like ASUS, MSI have plugins for iCUE,Have not had any stability issues, noise and temps are fine.Runs Hogwarts Legacy, MSFS 2024, Diablo 4, and other games great. No complaint on performance. Price was around 450 good mid-tier card

I was looking for an upgrade from my RTX 3060 and I've looked at alot of benchmarks and reviews of the AMD 7900XT and I was a bit unsure because so many people would say how bad they were and originally i wanted an RTX 4080 super but 1000$ felt like an scam to pay that price just for 16 GB vram , so I went in optimistic and hopeful and honestly if someone was looking for vale I would recommend AMD because they don't limit vram on there GPUs if you're gonna pay 1000 dollars for an RTX 4080 it should at least have 20GB of vram like RX 7900XT so I got 7900XT for future proofing my PC and I did not care about raytracing because even on an Nvidia card it tanks performance too the point you have to use upscaling,mind you I did try raytracing on the 7900XT it is capable of it but not the best also I did have an driver with fortnite dx12 which would have been a deal breaker for me but I don't play fortnite I did try it again it works perfectly now I was experiencing low fps but I had to turn of nanite once I did that I got the fps I was hoping to get but so far it has been able to run every game I threw at it at max settings in 1440p and 4k and I will say this is a solid GPU for maxed out setting at 1440p and 4k gaming for 700 bucks and it beats the RTX 4070 super ti and is on par with the rtx 4080 and this my on honest review from someone who is not an fanboy of any gpu brands this review is to tell people to Excise there options don't just select a brand because you like the brand select value to Performance BTW I still prefer team Green but team red is pretty good and has an better app than nvidia plus the card is good for productivity AMD AV1 encoding steam is actually pretty decent in obs.

Great gpu. No flaws. No crashing. Great packaging. No bent cooling bars. Great performance. This was a huge upgrade from my last gpu the rx 5600 xt.

Brand new PC owner, changed out my old GPU my PC came with and installed this a few weeks ago. Running a triple monitor setup without issue, it's a huge and hefty GPU but absolutely beautiful. Parts feels very high quality and this is a nice GPU. Most demanding game I've tried so far is God of war, unfortunately it's not perfect and did experience some lag spikes and frame drops when I had it on ultra settings. Changed it to high and lowered shadows and non noticable things and it ran smooth around 60FPS for most parts of the game. Not the best GPU in the world but for the price it can't be beat. Just a little more expensive then Intel's B580 but from what we've seen a good chunk stronger. Highly recommend buying.

I like this card. It replaced my Aisurix 5500 xt 8gb ddr6 OC card. Having ray tracing is nice even if I have to turn down other settings (such as shadows) to use it over 30 frames. You can still run everything on high settings with ray tracing for around 30 frames. I bench marked it using the Bright Memory Ray Tracing Benchmark and it generally runs everything that didn't come out in 2023 well over 60 frames.For productivity it does fine. I do some video editing in premiere/davinci/kde live depending on what OS I'm on. I use linux and it's great out of the box.The only downside to the steel legend card is that asrock does not have software for controlling the lights. And OpenRGB on linux cannot detect the card. The only way to control this card's LEDs/RGBs is to set something like your case fans and then use something like ASUS aura to make them sync. There is no other way.But asrock didn't just drop the ball on this. There's no way to overclock or retune this card or anything like that. They didn't make software for it and there's no options to do it from bios. If this was, say, a 7600 from amd then you could just use the adrenaline software. Can't do that here.Asrock does have a "AI Tuner" software but this is for the motherboards and not this gpu. So it's a really pretty gpu, it's probably 2nd or 3rd best 7600 on the market (and honestly it's so close to the ones ahead of it by like 30mhz that it's not even worth talking about its ranking, just get this one if you care about looks, that 30mhz won't make much of a difference in reality.)So yea, no customization of the lights except somehow with Asus Aura Syncing it to the other leds/rgbs on your motherboard, and....well.. that's it. You basically stuck with the base clock speed. Of course it already comes slightly overclocked. But well there's nothing else I can say about it. Runs all my games over 60 fps unless I'm doing some real janky stuff.