GIGABYTE GV-R76GAMING OC-8GD Radeon RX 7600 Gaming OC 8G Graphics Card, 3X WINDFORCE Fans 8GB 128-bit GDDR6, Video Card

Nice and quiet but still cool gpu. Performs great. Looks clean

Haven’t had any problems. Full vram usage as it gives 2k quality gaming like its 4k

If your doing a budget build this works great for elite dangerous but your maxing out you gpu memory then you have to lower graphic settings to fids a sweet spot this is still usable but I would recommend 12g bor more for today's games but older games this is great for a budget build

I've owned many gigabyte cards in the past. I got this 7600 because it was relatively cheap upgrading a system from a RTX 2070, I wasn't expecting too much and this 7600 was cheaper than what I paid for my 2070 when it was current, and expected cheaper construction. But nope, the construction is actually really good and the three fans are of good quality. I was impressed with how THICK and extra that the shroud is with RGB under a gigabyte logo. It's a hefty big card with a full metal plate. At max load for extended periods it keeps quite cool and FPS wise it's a massive upgrade for 1080p gaming going from 60fps in some titles to 120fps stable. Upgrading from a 2070 took me from struggling to get 60 in modern titles to getting an average of 120 in them such as red dead redemption 2, etc with almost max settings. Feels like its built to last, it's a decent brand I've used in multiple people's systems and it's gotta be the best value for FPS here even into 2024 that you can readily get just about anywhere. I would highly suggest this 7600 so long as the price is good like $200-250ish USD or about $300-450ish CAD as of time of writing for specifically 1080p budget gaming. If you were doing 1440p I would suggest a more powerful card and would never suggest this card for ultrawide resolutions, but as a 1080p enjoyer this card absolutely rocks in quality and FPS/Dollar figures offering really compelling value even at a near full retail price. As far as future proofing, this should get you 100fps+ into the next couple years and beyond that it supports some of the newer AI frame generation features that should keep you going for years more.

Feels great, runs perfectly fine