PowerColor Red Devil AMD Radeon™ RX 6900 XT Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6 Memory, Powered by AMD RDNA™ 2, Raytracing, PCI Express 4.0, HDMI 2.1, AMD Infinity Cache

I'm leaving "value for money" blank, because the GPU market is what it is, and I got this in Dec. 2021. For $1500.This card feels premium out of the box. Comes with a stand to help support it, and it's a big, thick monster of a card. I do not overclock or tweak it. It has not been noisy and I have not noticed any excessive heat issues with it.Performance is strong. Anyone interested in these cards will know that while it is capable of ray tracing, it does not necessarily do it well. I have only tried in on Cyberpunk 2077, and it was not worth the performance hit. That game looks amazing either way. I am able to play at 4k/UItra and get about 70FPS. In many other games, I'm reaching over 100FPS, but my screen cannot display more than 120, so I do not know how much farther it'd go.I am very happy with the performance I've gotten from this upgrade.I've seen Dying Light, and Forza Horizon 5 pegged at 120fps. AC: Odyssey stays around 90, RDR2 70-90, Cyberpunk at around 70, and AMD's FSR - the static one - works as well as DLSS does as far as I can tell. Ghost Recon: Wildlands and Breakpoint range from 70-100fps.I have a Ryzen 7 5800x and 32gb DDR4 3600. I do not overclock or tweak anything, other than enabling PBO and SAM in the bios. Also - if you are curious, my motherboard is a Gigabyte Aorus X570 Elite.I expect this system to last through the current gen of consoles, their inevitable Pro/Whatever refresh, and into the next generation and it's pro refresh.AMD does raytracing through software, so the "Finewine" meme should apply here.Additionally, if you are shopping for GPUs, I noticed that this thing was a steal compared to the 3080 series, which is what I originally set out for. It was also cheaper than the 6800XT for some reason. I definitely recommend this card. I also strongly recommend you buy from Amazon directly, to be sure you're getting what you're paying for, at the fairest price, with customer service and a return policy. Be wary of the third party vendors - check ratings, etc.

I paid 1499. probably a hundred dollars over priced. (in this market that's a screaming hot deal) However, I did pay $1200 for my 2080 ti which in turn I will sell for $900-$1000 due to gpu shortage. My card overclocked to 2750 mhz stable with nothing more than a +10% on the slider. Not sure why you would buy the ultimate version of this card. I have a 170 hz 1440p monitor with settings on high and the amd version of (dlss) set to super quality. Warzone, Vangard comfortably stays well over that 170 fps. Paired with a amd 5900 cpu. I also feel like amd's version of the dlss is better at 1440p, everything is crystal clear. Please take note she is a Thicc and long card. :)Final thoughts; Why did I go with Amd? Well the facts are this card trades blows with the 3080 ti and 3090. You can have your ray tracing, for me it really won't be worth while for another generation or 2 of the gpus and the game makers actually using it more in everyday multiplayer games. Version 2.0 of the Amd's dlss is right around the corner. Also from a consumer stand point I appreciate how Amd treats us gamers. Examples: gysnc vs freesync. Nvidia tried to make that proprietary. Amd came in and said here is a free version that anyone can use. Nvidia Dlss proprietary. Amd, here is our version of it for free, anyone can use. I am excited to see what comes next from Amd. Cheers.

Unfortunately I had to purchase this back in December when the price was closer to $1700 due to my 1080Ti dying. At the time of this review, the price has dropped down to what I believe is MSRP for this particular card, around $1100. The AMD base model is $999.99 MSRP, so, I believe the current price is justifiable.That being said, this card is a MAJOR BEAST! Not only in performance but also in size!This has to be the largest card I've ever use. So if you have a Mid-ATX tower, please make sure that it fits your build. It just barely fits my NZXT S340 Elite, but it fits comfortably.I had to upgrade my PSU too since this has a 900W PSU requirement, however, in gameplay, this card seems to be more efficient than my 1080Ti and seems to suck just as much power as when my 1080Ti was overclocked, about 250w to 300w. I've had this card for 6 months now and my power bill hasn't changed.As for performance, and this goes for Win10 and Win11, this thing eats up everything you throw at it. I can run RE3 remake in virtual 5k at over 60FPS. At my native resolution of 1440p, it will run the game at over 200FPS with everything maxed out. RE Village is the same at 223FPS at 1440p. This card will seem to run most games at 4k/60+ FPS with no issues. Doom Eternal Runs at around 400 FPS @1440p and 200FPS @ 4k.As for benchmarks; coming from my 1080Ti which had a graphics score of 10,553, the 69(nice)00XT Red Devil scores at 20,480! That's pretty much double the performance!Conclusion, if you have the money, and don't want to support Nvidia's anti consumer pricing and practices, this is the way to go. It will laugh at any game you throw at it and then some. It's cheaper than a 3080Ti (at the time or writing), runs as fast or within margin of error, and has more Vram at 16GB vs 12GB which helps with 4k gaming and games that will add more detail in the future. BUT if ray-tracing is really important to you, go with a 3080 or 3080Ti.

Decent card, outrageously priced. But the most insane thing is the failure rate. I have ordered 5 of these cards and had 3 of the 5 arrive in open packaging with dead graphics cards. I have two computers to upgrade the gpu in. finally have two working cards at this point, but to have the first three all arrive dead on arrival is a crazy high failure rate for a card with such a premium price tag.

Ótima placa com grande capacidade.

Mejoró mucho el funcionamiento de mi computadora

Riktigt snyggt och bra grafikkort.Klarar det mesta man slänger på det.Nackdelen kan vara att den låter en hel del när den är på fullt blås.

Es una gráfica que vale la pena si tienes una 1080ti o peor en la serie 2000 diria una 2070super yo tenía una 2080ti y la verdad que no vale la pena el salto sí que es verdad que está muy bien construida y es una pasada y remarcar que no hace nada de ruido pero la diferencia de esta y la 2080ti no vale la pena.Tema temperaturas son muy buenas y el radiador que lleva es digno de ver.Sobre todo no vale la pena por el rendimiento ganado con el dinero invertido sí que es verdad que tiene más FPS en la mayoría de juegos no en todos pero bueno lo he probado y puedo decir que no me sale a cuenta.

Very pleased with it. Only downside was price was a little high but due to building my own custom pc I still purchased it.