This GPU is no longer the current generation. It has been replaced by the AMD RX 9060 →
No longer the current generation — clearance and second-hand prices are at their lowest. The current replacement is the AMD RX 9060 →
The AMD Radeon RX 7600 was RDNA 3's entry-level card — 8GB GDDR6 at $269 with a tiny 132W TDP. Now superseded by the RX 9060, it remains playable at 1080p. The 8GB VRAM is its main limitation — at 1440p it's already tight. As of October 2026 the memory shortage has new units around $400 — well above launch MSRP — with used units around $260. At deep clearance pricing under $200, it's an ultra-budget option, but the 16GB RX 7600 XT or Intel Arc B580 (12GB) are better long-term investments. Since Adrenalin 26.6.2 (June 2026), AMD officially supports FSR 4.1 ML upscaling on RDNA 3 via an INT8 model in 300+ games, which helps stretch its 1080p life — though FSR 4 frame generation remains RDNA 4-exclusive.
One of the lowest power GPUs available. Works with any PSU.
Used units around $260 make it one of the cheapest ways into modern AMD gaming — new units are overpriced in the 2026 memory shortage.
Official FSR 4.1 ML upscaling since Adrenalin 26.6.2 (June 2026), alongside FSR 3 frame generation, extends its 1080p capabilities.
Ultra-budget 1080p gamers who find it at deep clearance discounts under $200.
The XT has 16GB vs 8GB VRAM and is significantly faster. At clearance, the XT is almost always the better buy unless the base 7600 is under $180.
The B580 offers 12GB VRAM at $249 and is faster. The RX 7600 only wins if available at a significant price discount (sub-$200).