Sapphire 11306-02-20G Pulse AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT Gaming Graphics Card with 12GB GDDR6, AMD RDNA 2

The media could not be loaded. I love this graphics card so much! I upgraded from a 1060 to this and I cannot even begin to explain how much better I feel about playing my games now! It's quiet, doesn't crash, and the temperature actually stays cool! If you're looking for a graphics card that's worth the value, check this high performance high functional card!

Although some games are difficult to handle for this gpu, retrospectively speaking this GPU can handle anything you throw at it. It’s got so much raw power. I had an RTX 3060 prior to getting this monster of a graphics card, and the nvidia software just wouldn’t work. I reset my PC more than a dozen times and couldn’t find any way to fix the problem. I returned the 3060 in turn for an AmD replacement, and boy was I in for a surprise. 12 gb vram, overclocking software directly from AMD (unlike Nvidia) and pristine 1080p performance. Granted 1080p is the most bare minimum resolution for most modern gaming setups, if anything its budget. But regardless, I got over 150 frames on almost every game I own, and didn’t have to worry about compatibility issues with any of my other PC parts. The fans are also super quiet, half the time you don’t hear the GPU because the load of some games is so little, it doesn’t even need to cool itself. But let’s say you wanted to keep cool even under light loads, you can change that setting in AMD software. It’s an amazing little card for the price, and definitely makes budget Nvidia cards look like they were from the prehistoric era.

I got this thing in oct, im a big gamer and it was the last thing my gaming rig was missing was a good gpu, i get solid constant 60fps from every game i play and its fantastic,theres little fan whirring or noise from it under load, graphics have been smooth since set up, it doesnt ever run hot enough to cook my room up underload so i doubt ill ever mod it for cooling. Slot it in and install amds soft and its ready for gaming. Now why it wont be getting replaced for a good decade, gaming hasnt changed in a decade and isnt changing so fast ill need the demanding 7800 cards or to make more of an upgrade beyond ram, this here is where gaming has stunted and this card will perform fine for years upon years at gaming.

Granted this GPU is pretty old it still runs all the latest games nearly maxed out, granted some newer titles have to turned down some. I only play 1080p but this card is a great entry level 1440p card too.

This video card is stellar, I was a fan of Nvidia for years and years, I've built in the range of 20-30 computers... Most of them AMD--and I would say more than 80% were AMD processors (all my personal computer builds have been AMD, but some friends wanted Intel)... But when it came to video cards I never used to stray from Nvidia--ever... Until I built my wife a computer for light gaming (we don't get to game much) so I went for pure budget and caught a Radeon pulse sapphire 5600 xt. It turned out to be a rather nice little setup with a Ryzen 7 3700 and the 5600 at the heart of the gaming. So when it came time I decided to hit the AM5 socket with Ryzen 5 7600 and the rx 6700 xt.So far I've run benchmarks on tomb raider and Tiny Tina wonderlands... But I've played a ton of wonderlands on high graphics... This card is capable of running in much higher graphics, but I don't care, I get flat 120 fps capped and a massively smooth ride.My reason for 4 stars is that I believe most graphics cards are overpriced, this one less so, but things haven't really changed THAT much in GPU's, these tiny improvements at 5% per generation doesn't justify a lot of these price tags... But I paid $279.99 in December of 2023, and I'm pretty happy. I mean, I'm glad I paid a little extra for a decent video card... Oh one last thing--it takes a decent chunk of power, I had plenty on hand but it surprised me.

With the state of affairs that is today's GPU market, this card feels like a breath of fresh air - even though it's a 2-year old model at the time of this review.The cost to performance ratio is arguably as good as it gets at this price tier. 1080p high/ultra will yield triple-digit FPS in many games and will be consistently above 60 in almost everything currently out. Performs quite well with 1440p as well. 12 GB of VRAM also means it will hold up better than 8 GB cards with the more demanding titles beginning to come out.This is my first Radeon GPU - and I have a feeling it won't be my last. If you're not after a TOTL GPU but you want good midrange-level performance that won't break the bank, this one delivers the goods for sure!

Boy am I impressed with AMD and Sapphire, this card is solid, I currently don't have AAA titles from 2023, but all the games only a couple of years ago run on ULTRA or EPIC graphics, I don't look up system requirements for games anymore, I just install any game and turn up all graphics settings. No issues with this card, I think this card might turn me into a lifetime AMD user.

Tank compared to the 6500xt I had and the Gtx970 I had before. But it's very heavy and has a triple fan so I like it. I would say 1440p ray tracing on more demanding games is where it starts to meet its match, but for anything below that it's more than enough. You probably need to set up all the drivers for it to run well. Oh, but the GPU mounting bracket that came with the motherboard didn't work because of how large it is so I had to make my own. So you probably have to buy a separate GPU mount even for an ATX board.