XFX Speedster SWFT319 AMD Radeon RX 6800 Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6, AMD RDNA 2 RX-68XLAQBD9

Bought this card about 2 years ago from a different website, still think I should share my thoughts since I also got an XFX model. Brilliant card for 1440p at high refresh rates, still is even 4 years after its launch. It will run nearly any title at 1440p high/ultra with 60+ fps at least. Runs Alan Wake 2 at around 60 fps on ultra. This card is still an absolute beast at 1440p. The card doesn’t use up much power either, maxxed out it’s still under 200w. And that’s before undervolting. Combine that with an overkill cooling solution and the card runs very quiet, even under load. Drivers have been rock solid, no crashes. As for downsides, there are two. First of all the card is enormous, it needs a mid tower case at least. The upside is you get a giant heatsink at least. The other is that this card can’t really do raytracing. It can maybe implement some basic raytracing that some of the older games do, but not the kind seen in games like Alan Wake and Cyberpunk. You’ll have to treat this like a rasterisation only card. In short, this is an efficient 1440p raster only monster. I don’t know if this is the best option, haven’t looked at the market for a while. But it’d definitely be worth picking up used.

Si sabes lo que estás comprando con toda la controversia de los deficientes 8 Gb de VRam y lo emparejas con un procesador de para jugar en 1080p no te decepciona en potencia bruta Mucho mejor que una 6600 aún que si un poco más cara

Great card for the price.

Received the card quickly and arrived in good state as expected

As advertised

It took me months to decide which GPU I was going to buy, and got what I thought was the best option at the time. This card is very well thought of overall, and I was greatly disappointed when my system didn't seem to like it. I never did figure out if it was a computer or a Windows issue, and regrettably I had to return it. I regret doing so because when I talked to a buddy about it, he gave me more options I could have tried to fix the problem. It isn't known to be especially picky, so I suspect it might have been some trivial issue that my 25 years of IT experience just couldn't grasp. I wish I had talked with my buddy before returning it. I thought "I guess I'll wait for the Intel Arc B580" but now it seems that it has some issues. Such is life in the PC world.