Wednesday, August 11th 2021

BIOSTAR Announces its Radeon RX 6600 XT Graphics Card

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BIOSTAR, a leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards, and storage devices, today announced availability of the new BIOSTAR AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT graphics card, engineered to deliver exceptional high-framerate, high-fidelity 1080p gaming.

Built on breakthrough AMD RDNA 2 gaming architecture, the new BIOSTAR AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT graphics card has everything a gamer needs and more. It offers 32 powerful compute units, 32 MB of high-performance AMD Infinity Cache, 8 GB of high-speed GDDR6 memory, and AMD Smart Access Memory, among many other advanced features for the next-level immersive gaming experience. With game clock speeds up to 2359 MHz and boost clock speeds up to 2589 MHz, the BIOSTAR AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT graphics card can easily handle the latest AAA games thrown at it.
Leap into gaming like never before with the cutting-edge AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution open-source spatial upscaling solution, designed to boost framerates and deliver high-quality, high-resolution immersive gaming experiences. Furthermore, the graphics card also supports the DirectX 12 Ultimate API, enabling a new level of realism in games with real-time DirectX Raytracing (DXR), Variable Rate Shading, and other advanced features.

Smartly engineered with a mix of die-cast aluminium and other industrial-grade material, the new BIOSTAR AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT graphics card is sleek and refined, with black and silver accents that showcase a prominent look in any chassis. Meanwhile, custom axial fans improve cooling efficiency for intense gaming workloads, providing an additional boost to the graphics card's impressive performance.

The BIOSTAR AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT graphics card comes equipped with multiple display connectivity options. Three DisplayPort 1.4 outputs with DSC technology and a single HDMI 2.1 VRR output with FRL technology make the BIOSTAR AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT graphics card an excellent choice for users looking to connect multiple displays with excellent video output quality.

Powerhouse performance, vivid visuals, and spectacular immersion make the new AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT graphics card from BIOSTAR the best choice for all occasions. Designed for gamers, content creators, and casual content consumption, this graphics card can be considered the jack of all trades in the GPU market.

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20 Comments on BIOSTAR Announces its Radeon RX 6600 XT Graphics Card

#2
ltkAlpha
Cheese_On_tsaotLooks a lot like a Strix cooler from ASUS.
From afar... Google Hardware Unboxed worst ever graphics card.
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#3
Sithaer
ltkAlphaFrom afar... Google Hardware Unboxed worst ever graphics card.
Yep, constant 100% ~3500 rpm fan speed sounds fun and "smartly engineered" to me.:D 'That ghetto Hellhound cooler swap was funny tho'
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BryanNitro
make the SHROUD SUPER CLOSE TO THE FAN BLADES like jet turbine.

based on the design you will have to lower the fan speed until you find the temp drop rapidly then put that as your max cooling speed.

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#7
Cheese_On_tsaot
BryanNitromake the SHROUD SUPER CLOSE TO THE FAN BLADES like jet turbine.

based on the design you will have to lower the fan speed until you find the temp drop rapidly then put that as your max cooling speed.

If anything it will be the cheapo cookie cutter heatsink underneath that is the real issue and the fans are cookie cutter fans.

It could also be a good cooler yet, we don't actually know.
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BryanNitro
Cheese_On_tsaotIf anything it will be the cheapo cookie cutter heatsink underneath that is the real issue and the fans are cookie cutter fans.

It could also be a good cooler yet, we don't actually know.
I was going to just say make some cut outs to vent in those 2 directions and that will help direct the turbulence decreasing loss to just 50% but best thing I would tell people is block off any spots that you can see straight threw the fans because that's where the air is going to go the quickest oh yeah make the heatsink MATTE black.. increases thermal dissipation 30% automatically and can be tested in passive state.
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#9
Cheese_On_tsaot
BryanNitroI was going to just say make some cut outs to vent in those 2 directions and that will help direct the turbulence decreasing loss to just 50% but best thing I would tell people is block off any spots that you can see straight threw the fans because that's where the air is going to go the quickest oh yeah make the heatsink MATTE black.. increases thermal dissipation 30% automatically and can be tested in passive state.
I take it all back.. it sucks.

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#11
Gmr_Chick
Cheese_On_tsaotI take it all back.. it sucks.

Just finished watching that video and...wow. That card is comically bad in nearly every way, but especially in terms of cooling. Probably the worst cooling I've ever seen. The sad thing is, that's the biggest thing holding it back, because Steve decided to slap the Hellhound's cooler on it for shits and giggles and the card was a completely different animal, running both cooler and much, much quieter.
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#12
damric
That's an old-style cheap extruded aluminum heat sink, and yes it sucks ass compared to modern fins. My last GPU like that was a Sapphire HD 6850. It still overclocked ok for being so cheap. I think I paid maybe $140 for that. To put that on a $400 card is an insult. MSI had it right with those golden edition GTX 465s. I'd pay to get my hands on one of those now.
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#13
Operandi
Cheese_On_tsaotIf anything it will be the cheapo cookie cutter heatsink underneath that is the real issue and the fans are cookie cutter fans.

It could also be a good cooler yet, we don't actually know.
No, we do know, it was tested in linked video and its garbage.
BryanNitroI was going to just say make some cut outs to vent in those 2 directions and that will help direct the turbulence decreasing loss to just 50% but best thing I would tell people is block off any spots that you can see straight threw the fans because that's where the air is going to go the quickest oh yeah make the heatsink MATTE black.. increases thermal dissipation 30% automatically and can be tested in passive state.
I don't understand anything else of what you said but making the heatsink black will do absolutely nothing.
GarlicBiostar? No.
Biostar should cut out the middle man just bypass the retailers and customers and ship their products directly to the landfill.
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#14
Cheese_On_tsaot
OperandiNo, we do know, it was tested in linked video and its garbage.

I don't understand anything else of what you said but making the heatsink black will do absolutely nothing.

Biostar should cut out the middle man just bypass the retailers and customers and ship their products directly to the landfill.
Are you ok?
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#15
Operandi
Cheese_On_tsaotAre you ok?
Yeah, I just like ripping Biostar because everything they make is junk. Why?, too much?
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#16
Cheese_On_tsaot
OperandiYeah, I just like ripping Biostar because everything they make is junk. Why?, too much?
No, just that you have confused what has gone on in the thread :roll:

Correcting a comment which the same user posted the video after that post lol, just looked weird.
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#17
tabascosauz
damricThat's an old-style cheap extruded aluminum heat sink, and yes it sucks ass compared to modern fins. My last GPU like that was a Sapphire HD 6850. It still overclocked ok for being so cheap. I think I paid maybe $140 for that. To put that on a $400 card is an insult. MSI had it right with those golden edition GTX 465s. I'd pay to get my hands on one of those now.
Reminds me of Asus putting the similar barrel-scraping, single-fan Phoenix cooler from the 1650 onto the 1660 Super and RTX 2060. Those 2060 cards throttled HARD under that GTX 650-grade heatsink.

People like to shit on FE cards but even the short variant 20 series FE come a long way. At least they offer acceptable cooling performance for their small size, which is more than can be said for this overpriced garbage.
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#18
Operandi
Cheese_On_tsaotNo, just that you have confused what has gone on in the thread :roll:

Correcting a comment which the same user posted the video after that post lol, just looked weird.
Oh, yeah, I guess I did..... whoops.
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#19
GWComputers
ltkAlphaFrom afar... Google Hardware Unboxed worst ever graphics card.
Indeed
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#20
AusWolf
Cheese_On_tsaotI take it all back.. it sucks.

At least it has GAMING on the box. What more do you want? :pimp:
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