XFX Speedster SWFT210 Radeon RX 7600XT CORE Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6 HDMI 3xDP, AMD RDNA 3 RX-76TSWFTFP

So I play in 1080p, so take what I say with that in mind.First off, the card is INSANE! I'm playing Silent Hill 2 Remake on Epic with no upscaling at 60 FPS. This card gets a consistent 144 FPS (capped bc of monitor refresh rate) on Apex Legends on Ultra settings. The only thing holding this card back from being the best GPU on the market, is the fact that it only utilizes 8 of the 16 PCIe4 pins. But honestly I don't know if that really even matters in 2025. I still get massive frame drops in HW Legacy but honestly I thinks that's due to poor developer optimization. And it's definitely a CPU bottleneck.Temps wise, it sits around ~65°C air cooled. Fits in my mid-tower case. Fans get pretty loud but doesn't bother me. At least there's no coil whine or buzz and tbh I've heard louder.It looks sleek it the case. I'd recommend buying a GPU brace so there's no sag.If you can afford it, try to get a decent Ryzen CPU that's better than mine (R7 3700x) preferably one with higher single core speeds. Also I would recommend getting a motherboard that supports PCIe4 to get the full potential of this card.I'm rocking a 750w PSU. Probably wouldn't go lower than 650w just to be safe.All around 9/10 GPU in 2025. Would highly recommend picking one of these up.BUT!!!!!!!! I did get this card almost $100 cheaper than it's listed at the moment (got mine for $350 I think) so... I don't think I would pay a penny more than that for it UNLESS price doesn't concern you or you absolutely have to.With all that being said, I think this card is a fantastic GPU and will serve anyone for the next ~10 years. Don't listen to all the YouTubers trashing it. 9/10

This video card was great at first. Now it keeps crashing every time I try to play a game. It will cause a crash as soon as I log into Windows. I have the latest drivers. I ensure I have it completely updated. I do not overclock it at all. But it keeps crashing. Do not buy this card.

Very quiet card at stock settings. Put the 210 SWFT 7600 xt into my home theater pc and I’m getting 60fps at med to high settings depending on the game with a 4k (3840 x 2160) 60hz tv and the picture is amazing. Did an OC/UV and tuned my fans to hover just under 2k RPM, runs at 55c under full load, around 2850mhz core clock. May not be earth shattering but if you have a 4k 60hz tv then it’s a great card for $300-$350. Newer drivers have the 7600xt close to 6700xt performance, and even wins in a couple titles.When first installed I had an issue with a green hue in bios and loading screen then would go away once windows loaded. After a brief moment of panic I did a bit of searching and it turns out this is caused by the “pixel format” setting in adrenalin app being set to YPbPr instead of RGB. EASY FIX! In adrenaline app go to settings, Audio/video, scroll down to Pixel format and select any of the RGB settings and issue solved. I seen that others have had this happen (to other AMD cards as well) and thought it was a faulty card causing them to return a perfectly good product. Hopefully AMD can figure out how to program the app to recognize the correct setting automatically but does not seem to be a very common issue so may go under their radar.

I'm running current 'Triple A' games on this thing without a problem. Two fans makes it fit in almost any case, compatible with AM4 and AM5 mobos, short so it's sturdy, video playback is awesome, graphics are definitely there. I wouldn't go and play anything on ultra high settings for everything on high but you can get away with half the settings being ultra or high. Price makes it that much more worth it.

You can get a 3 fan card but this isn't a heat monster of a card. 2 is enough. XFX everything I read is one of the preferred AMD GPU vendors so I went with them and I do like the simple rectangle shroud. I like simple clean designs.Running Bazzite/Fedora Silverblue with this. No issues. No issues with Steam and running Sunshine to stream videos games around the house. I generally play games 21:9 1680x720 - 3440x1440. Streaming to my phone, I'm down 2560x1080 or lower. No problems getting the performance I want. Desktop, plenty of games do well at 3440x1440. I'm fairly low demanding for gaming these days though.No issues using LM Studio. No trouble getting ROCm set up in an Ubuntu distrobox. I've monitored the power usage with LACT and it's idle power draw is very good. Sips energy just basic internet browsing and videos. Looking forward to see what AMD does in the same TDP range in future generations.

when i first bought the gpu it was fine (september 29, 2024) until december 14th,2024 i randomly crashed and my gpu stopped working. right outside of the return policy window. when it first occurred i didn't want to believe it was the gpu due to me just buying it. so i took it to get it looked at by best buy and they said they swapped the gpu with another and it was fine and that the card was the issue. i’ve since put in a ticket to try to get another but i’ve been without a pc for a month now due to this.