XFX Speedster SWFT309 AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT CORE Gaming Graphics Card with 12GB GDDR6 HDMI 3xDP, AMD RDNA 2 RX-67XTYJFDV

Great performance, for a good priceUpgraded from an ASUS Strix RTX 2070 (OC) to this and saw typically a 2x performance increase.Minimum Mins increase: 92%, Maximum FPS Averages Increase: 210%, Minimum Average increase: 108%Card has 16GB of VRAM so its great for 1440p, and is able to output at the resolution on Ultra (native resolution, no upscaling) with ESports games over 120fps, and most recent story games will get at least above 60fps unless they are really poorly optimized for PC.It also performs well thermally in both an NZXT H500i (a case with really bad airflow design), and a Lian Li 011D.According to benchmarks performed by PC component reviewers, this card is also great compared to RTX 4070TI's.The only downside is its not as good for ray tracing as RTX 4000 series cards, but its on par with 3000 series cards and twice as fast as 2000 series cards.

Bought this for my wife new PC build and to finally switch her over to team red after using a GeForce 2060 Super for about 5 years. Shipping was extremely quick on my end, arrived in as promised, two days. I'm pretty aware of fake GPU's and what not being sold on the market so I quickly verified the box and everything on arrival and as well as when I plugged it in to her system. Registered exactly as a 6600XT with 12gb VRAM. My wife is ecstatic and happy that she can finally run more higher endish games without stuttering or freezing. She's able to play Dragon Age Veilguard after disappointedly dropping it due to her limited GPU with freezing.

La XFX Speedster SWFT309 AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT CORE ha sido una excelente compra. Desde el primer momento, su rendimiento ha sido impecable, sin problemas en ningún juego. Los 12 GB de GDDR6 garantizan un desempeño fluido incluso en configuraciones altas, y la experiencia con AMD RDNA 2 es simplemente espectacular.Uno de los aspectos que más me ha sorprendido es su eficiente sistema de refrigeración. Vivo en una región muy calurosa, pero gracias a sus tres ventiladores, la tarjeta mantiene temperaturas estables sin sobrecalentarse, incluso en sesiones de juego prolongadas.Además de su gran desempeño, el diseño de la tarjeta es otro punto a favor. Se ve sólida, elegante y bien construida, lo que la hace lucir increíble dentro del gabinete.En resumen, una tarjeta potente, bien refrigerada y con excelente calidad-precio. ¡Totalmente recomendada para gamers que buscan un gran rendimiento sin preocupaciones térmicas!

I bought this XFX Speedster MERC 319 Radeon™ RX 7800 XT BLACK Edition on May, 17th, 2024. This is my very first GPU and first building a PC. I have been very patient and saved till the price way reasonable. Its playing and holds steady frames when playing some AAA and Indi games. Noise level is quite, but it can be loud when fans hit above at 75% fan speed, but thats only when i did some thermal testing. When game noise was normal for me when fans speed were at 50%. Picture quality and resolution is far the best upgrade from 1080p to 1440p. I will post more photos of the GPU and the whole specs when playing some games.I will buy this GPU again, but I know AMD will be making better GPUs in the future.

Apart from rare crashes and having to reset the OC profile when it does, this card has given me tons of quality gaming time. Great value for money at its price range when purchased in 2023 and you can tune it to max output using AMD software.Would buy something like this again.

I came from an RTX2080, and the brand associated with that card has terrible Linux support (and I was getting some weird bugs in Windows, too), especially after a recent driver update. That prompted me to look into AMD's offerings since as far as I'd heard, AMD has a perfect track record with Linux. I'm glad to see that this was in fact correct!It was as simple as swapping out the card, turning on my PC, and boom - good to go. You probably already have the Mesa packages installed from your distribution, but if not, you can easily install them or just simply use Flatpak apps which automatically installs Mesa for those apps.On the Windows side of things, I did have to install AMD's Adrenalin software, but it seems much nicer than GeForce Experience *and* didn't force me to create some account just to use it - major props to that. After a quick install of Adrenalin (you can install the drivers without it, if you want) just reboot, and you're good to go on the Windows side of things too.Games play excellent, and I can't say I've had a bad experience with any games as of far. Pretty much all of them play at Ultra/Extreme settings (however I will note I'm still on 1080p/60Hz screens, so take that with a grain of salt) with zero issues, even under Linux.My only gripe with this card is that I can't seem to find a way to change the "primary" monitor that the GPU considers. This means that during POST, my BIOS is displayed on the wrong monitor which wakes up a bit slower than my actual primary screen, so I have to remember to try to click the DEL/F12 button if I want to enter setup *before* it displays as usually by then its too late. Of course, in your actual operating system (Windows or Linux) you can just override the default display and its no problem once actually booted.So, regardless of whether you play games on Windows like most gamers out there, or if you're an adventurous gamer who is trying out Linux, then I would recommend this card. Great price, and great power instead of compromising on one side.