Overclocking

Overclocking the Radeon RX 7600 isn't as complex as on the RX 7900 Series, but it's still not trivial.

• First of all, you have to raise the power limit to maximum, the slider ends at +12%, which is a bit lower than on most other Radeon cards, which go up to 15%.
• Next, max out the memory clock slider, it's rather short, too, topping out at 2400 MHz—no doubt the memory can go faster than that.
• Now, also increase "Max Frequency" to maximum, which is only 3000 MHz, or a meager +3%. Not sure why AMD felt they had to limit the card so much.
• At this point run a first stability test and record performance.
• Now gradually lower the maximum voltage (default is 1.2 V), until your card becomes unstable, which happened for me at 1.025 V.
• Done, that's all you can do on the RX 7600.

Overclocked Performance

Using these clock frequencies, we ran a quick test of 3DMark Time Spy GT1 to evaluate the gains from overclocking.


Actual 3D performance gained from overclocking is 10.0%.