It's sub $300 msrp and doubles a bunch of the numbers on the previous generation at a lower price. Tom's was a dismissive review, and the challenge is real, but

It's sub $300 msrp and doubles a bunch of the numbers on the previous generation at a lower price. Tom's was a dismissive review, and the challenge is real, but it sure looks like a solid value oriented offering to me. Not a ton of lift, but cheaper msrp. And a couple admittedly minorish perks over last gen. https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-radeon-rx-7600-review https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-radeon-rx-7600-revi... There's also a bunch of pretty positive reviews too. Also the competition is o ly so so. Nvidia's up scaling is amazing & probably an easy sell, but the amd card is quite a contender. It really reminds me of the rx580, but which was soo confusing at the time. Prices were going up & up & max killer speed was the only thing the gamer media ranked on or cared about, and the rx580 was so much less. But it was a great & amazing value, that served so many so well. I think amd is at another place of mismatched expectations & desires. But yes, the synthetics are amazing but the actual lift here is lackluster. But it's at an amazing msrp.