8 GPU RX 6600 8GB XT MINER BOX V.4

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MININGCAVE 8 GPU RX 6600 8GB XT BOX V4

RX 6600 is releasing a new Radeon RX 6000 series product, the RX 6600, which we’re reviewing today. Two months ago the RX 6600 XT arrived to a lukewarm reception as it didn’t bring much to the table, the MSRP was a bit too high, even if that means nothing these days, and the performance was underwhelming.

However, one thing is list pricing and the supposed role a given GPU will have in the market, and another in the current (abnormally inflated) GPU market. And so, the Radeon 6600 XT ended up being a decent option thanks to decent availability, among the best we’ve seen for a new graphics card in the last year or so.

Our GPU pricing update last month saw the 6600 XT selling on eBay for $640 on average, while the slightly slower RTX 3060 typically sold for $710. That pricing remains much the same today.

	MSRP	eBay Average Price July	eBay Average Price August	eBay Average Price September	Current Price Inflation	Price Increase Aug to September
Radeon 6900 XT	$1,000	$1,460	$1,622	$1,569	57%	-3%
Radeon 6800 XT	$650	$1,282	$1,268	$1,411	117%	11%
Radeon 6800	$580	$1,087	$1,127	$1,309	126%	16%
Radeon 6700 XT	$480	$733	$793	$881	83%	11%
Radeon RX 6600 XT	$380		$633	$639	68%	1%
				Average	90%	7%

The expectation is that there will be even more vanilla Radeon RX 6600’s available at launch, so not only will you get a better chance of buying one, but hopefully you will be able to do so at a reasonable price. That’s promising, though it does remain to be seen, but we’ll be keeping this in mind as we check out the RX 6600.

The Radeon RX 6600 is receiving a MSRP of $330, a $50 discount from the XT model. That’s a small 13% saving, a figure worth holding onto as we go over the specs. As the name implies, the new GPU a cut-down version of the 6600 XT. It’s based on the same 237mm2 die packing 11.1 billion transistors, but of course, not all of them are active as the core configuration has been reduced from 32 compute units to just 28 CUs. This sees a 16% reduction in stream processors from 2048 to 1729.

The game GPU clock has been reduced by a fairly substantial 13% from 2359 MHz to just 2044 MHz, though the boost GPU clock has seen a minor 4% decrease. AMD has decreased memory performance as well, going with 14 Gbps memory and the same 128-bit wide memory bus. The decrease in memory throughput has dropped the overall bandwidth by 13% to just 224 GB/s, the same memory bandwidth as the 5500 XT, though RDNA didn’t enjoy the benefits of Infinity Cache.

Specification

• MiningCave RIG 8 X GPU SERVER BOX
• Remote control from your computer
• Can mine different algorithms like Ethash, Equihash, CryptoNight
• 73 x 38 x 17,5 cm ( L. x W. x H. )
• Run on 200-250V AC

Components

• Riserless MINING Motherboard 8 GPU
• CPU intel
• 4Gb of RAM DDR3
• YOU NEED TO CHOOSE YOUR PCI-E CABLES IN OPTION
• POWER SUPPLY ASIC 2500W  INCLUDED
• YOU NEED TO CHOOSE YOUR OS IN OPTION
• 8 X AMD RX 6600 8GB XT

Shipping

• Shipped in 1-5 business days
• Safe professional packaging
• 30 days MiningCave Warranty
• Worldwide Delivery ( UPS – DHL )
• FINAL SALES,  NO REFUNDS WILL BE GRANTED