AMD presents Radeon RX 6600 XT, its graphics card designed to squeeze titles to 1080p and that will cost $ 379
Interesting news in the field of PC lovers. AMD has introduced the Radeon RX 6600 XT , its new graphics card based on the RDNA TM 2 architecture . It is the same architecture used by the next generation consoles, that is, Xbox Series X / S and PS5.
What is the goal of this launch? Provide an optimal experience at 1080p . It is key to bear in mind that although the future focuses on 4K resolutions, the truth is that many users still enjoy their titles at 1080p. In this case, RDNTM 2 provides up to 15% more performance under this setting and this is what it carries in its guts.
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32MB of cache with AMD Infinity Cache, which improves energy efficiency, as well as 8GB of GDDR6 memory that uses the company’s technology to maximize its capacity. It does not end here, because the Radeon RX 6600 XT is nourished by some of the most requested features by the community.
One of them is the desired FidelityFX Super Resolution , technology similar to Nvidia’s DLSS, which allows an algorithm to be used that increases the frame rate without compromising resolution. To defend the position of launching a GPU of these characteristics, AMD alleges that “in 2020 more than two thirds of the monitors of games sold had this resolution”
The release date for the AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT will be next August 11 , distributed by common manufacturers such as ASUS, MSI or Gigabyte. Its cost will be, in principle, $ 379 , although due to the shortage of components and the resulting stock problems, the final price may increase. AMD presents Radeon RX 6600 XT, its graphics card designed to squeeze titles to 1080p and that will cost $ 379