The Radeon RX 6600 XT Challenger ITX is a new graphics card from ASRock. It's the first RDNA 2 graphics card with a small footprint. Despite its short length, owing to the Navi 23 chip, it will have a lot to offer. Simultaneously, the firm releases the Challenger Pro.

The Challenger ITX appears to use reference clock speeds. The clock speeds for the base, game, and boost should be 1968 MHz, 2359 MHz, and 2589 MHz, respectively. It's unclear how tall the cards are, however the shorter variant has a single fan and will be no longer than a mini-itx motherboard. There is a single 8-pin power connection at the top, and two HDMI 2.1 connectors and two displayport 1.4 connections on the rear. The Navi 23 features 2048 cores and 8 GB of GDDR6 memory with a bandwidth of 16 Gb/s. The memory is linked to 32 MB of Infinity Cache, which should compensate for the memory bus's 128-bit limitation. The Challenger Pro is extremely similar to the Challenger ITX, however it has three fans rather as one. The thickness of two expansion slots, on the other hand, has not altered. One of the HDMI connectors on the rear has been replaced by a displayport 1.4 connection.

ASRock Introduces RX 6600 XT Challenger With Compact Design