A Radeon PRO W6600 GPU has been tested with gaming drivers to get an idea about the potential performance of the yet-to-release RX 6600 (non-XT) card. Like the XT, the RX 6600 is also very efficient.
AMD launched the Radeon RX 6600 XT towards the end of last month for $379 as a 1080p gaming card. The GPU is based on the full Navi 23 die which means the company could still release a cut-down version of the chip allegedly called the RX 6600. This cut-down GPU is said to feature four fewer Compute Units (CUs) with 1,792 stream processors. And while the RX 6600 hasn’t been launched for desktop gaming yet, it already exists for laptops and notebooks as well as in the form of a workstation GPU called the Radeon PRO W6600.
