XFX Speedster SWFT 319 AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT CORE Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6 HDMI 3xDP, AMD RDNA 2 RX-69XTAQFD9

Managed to get one at $650. Originally had a 6700-xt that I bought during the boom for $800.(old 1080 went boom)The performance jump from 6700-xt was noticeable. I am locked at 240fps in apex 1080p.Roughly a 70% increase according to GPU UserBenchmark.It's a big boi, and has a bit a sag to it. Thinking about getting an anti-sag bracket.The fans made a constant howl/whistle like a ghost haunting me. Might just be a wind turbulence specific to my case/fan setup. But after adjusting the fan curve just a couple percent higher at idle, it went away.Fan rpms can boost up to crazy rpms stress testing, but some fan curve tweeking make it pretty quiet.Most powerful gpu I've owned yet, and a beast.

objective was to build best value for the money, max power with less money, when i compered this model to other top GPU-s it had better results than, 3070, 3080 both ordinary and ti versions, only 3090 is beating with render results, Gpu is quit, showed good bench so far..Also, i need this Pc for working, i do lot of rendering and working in 3DS max, archicad lumion etc. so i went with: Ryzen 9 5900xRx 6900xt 16gbRAM 64gb.for GPU price i got it for 670$ comparing to 3080 or 3090 it is a amazing price, so I guess objective is complete. Will update the results after working (but if honestly i really think that it will work perfectly).

I got this on sale over black friday, and when the prices come back to that level, or even improve on that over time, I recommend this. It is a great card. Very powerful. I've had no problem with thermals, either.The one issue is that, even if fans aren't terribly noisy, there is a bit more coil whine out of this card than I'd like. Hardly the end of the world

Bought this cause the price was to good to pass up on, this fits my nr200 case that’s meant for mini itx builds and this card just barely fits. This card is definitely longer than what Amazon says it is but it definitely worked out for me. I would double check on Newegg or other websites to verify dimensions before buying

The media could not be loaded. Pros:This card is able to see rain dropsRun all of the newest games at ultraIs so quietIt’s better than most NVIDIA cards if you compare specsCons:Very big, I had to rearrange my liquid color fans for it to fit.The power consumption is like no other! Must have a 1000w PSU- If you still want to use the card without the 1000w PSU. You can go into graphics settings and undervolt it manually.

Inflated price, granted, but, it's all there and it's a lovely card to have. It's a CHUNGUS though! Better have room in your case for this.

The fans on this card are very loud and the card is 13.5 in long. However the card has amazing performance. 200+ fps in nearly any game I play also the overclockimg capabilities of this card are outstanding. I have it clocked at 2750 Mhz using MSI Afterburner and temps stay around 60 C with the fan speed at 60% I highly recommend this card to anyone thinking about getting it.

I never buy top shelf anything and it has generally served me well not to.But, I was tired of various processes I run requiring way to much horsepower. It is as if the programming community has forgotten about efficient coding practices. Huge lumps of otherwise useless code floating around, deprecated and fungal in nature, using masses of resources and power as if they are endless.Enough already. You are relying on the public to fix your problems, your useless code with a purchase of something they do not want or need.I do not need or want my video card interface to be glossy or shiny without giving me easy and readily available data and switching. There should not be one single thing on a control interface that a person can not understand. And yet the entire world is floating on this junk, ready to slip off into useless code broken oblivion.Does it have more ram and a better processor, sure. Does it have a useless GUI? Yup. Does it do a major function in my system? It is core to my system. Would a person ever want this if they were not forced to use it because of massive programs that use generic code snippets glued together with other snippets? Nope. Writing code from scratch of any magnitude takes years. But somehow there is always a new thingy or function I can't use. Stability is effected by always upgrading and recompiling code.Is this the most powerful video card I have ever mounted to my system? Yup.But all I can see that I have gotten from it is more ram. My AMD 580 from many years ago kept up with it at about 90%. I only bought this card in anticipation of that card giving up the ghost because the caps on that card were looking poorly. So paying three times as much got me a 10% bump in overall performance.I EXPECT BETTER. THIS IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE MONEY THAT WAS PAID.Thanks for reading and good luck.