And the rival GeForce RTX 3060 doesn’t offer enough GPU grunt for no-compromises 1440p, but Nvidia ladened it with a ludicrous 12GB of VRAM, which contributes to its sky-high street price. Sure, the step-up Radeon RX 6600 XT ostensibly targets high-refresh rate 1080p gaming, but it’s massively overkill for gaming on a standard 60Hz monitor. Well over a year after this generation of graphics cards kicked off, AMD is releasing the first true 1080p GPU of the lot with the Radeon RX 6600, which is being both announced and launched today.
It’s fast and incredibly power efficient, but has a high price (that will soar even higher on the street) and isn’t a great 1440p option. 1440p performance isn’t as impressive given unorthodox memory configurationĪMD’s Radeon RX 6600 is the first true 1080p graphics card of this generation, finally.Very high price for a 1080p graphics card (though more reasonable in today’s GPU shortage).
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