PowerColor Radeon RX 7600

Intels Grafikkarten der Battlemage-Serie alias Arc B580 und B570 verlieren auf kleineren/älteren CPUs mehr Leistung als die direkten Konkurrenten GeForce RTX 4060 und Radeon RX 7600 XT, das haben „CPU-Overhead-Tests“ auf AMD Ryzen gezeigt. Dieser Test mit Intel-Core-CPUs von 4 bis 24 Kernen bestätigt die Probleme.

AMD launched its Radeon RX 7600 mainstream graphics card earlier this week, targeting 1080p gamers on a budget. On the day of launch, we were able to show you two cards, AMD’s own reference offerings and the Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 7600. Both of those cards performed and are priced similarly, but have different overall design aesthetics and somewhat different form factors. Today we’re going to look at another Radeon RX 7600 from PowerColor, which cranks things up a few notches. The PowerColor Hellhound Radeon RX 7600 we’ll be showing you here is factory overclocked, and features a somewhat larger cooler, LED lighting, and a couple of other additional tweaks. Check it out...

PowerColor Radeon RX 7600 Hellhound is the company's premium custom-design imagining of AMD's latest mid-range graphics card. The Hellhound series from PowerColor represent a balance of aesthetics and factory-overclock, while being typically positioned a notch below its Red Devil series, while above its Fighter and AMD Reference lines. The new AMD Radeon RX 7600 marks an unexpected dive from the enthusiast-segment RX 7900 series down to the mid-range, which will see AMD square off against NVIDIA's RTX 4060 series. The RX 7600 series is based on the very latest RDNA3 graphics architecture, and gives you all of the latest features from the 7000-series, but to our surprise, is built on the slightly older 6 nm process.