12GB
192-Bit
GDDR6
PCI Express 4.0
2618 MHz
650W
| Brand | SAPPHIRE |
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| Series | PULSE |
| Model | 11318-03-20G |
| Interface | PCI Express 4.0 |
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| Chipset Manufacturer | AMD |
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| GPU Series | AMD Radeon RX 6000 Series |
| GPU | Radeon RX 6750 XT |
| Architechture | RDNA 2 |
| Game Clock | 2512 MHz |
| Boost Clock | 2618 MHz |
| Stream Processors | 2560 Stream Processors |
| Memory Size | 12GB |
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| Memory Interface | 192-Bit |
| Memory Type | GDDR6 |
| DirectX | DirectX 12 Ultimate |
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| Multi-Monitor Support | 4 |
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| HDMI | 1 x HDMI |
| DisplayPort | 3 x DisplayPort 1.4 |
| Max Resolution | 7680 x 4320 |
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| Cooler | Double Fans |
| System Requirements | PCI Express compatible motherboard with one x16 PCIe slot Minimum 650W or greater power supply Minimum 8GB of system memory. Recommended 16GB Installation software requires a keyboard, a mouse, and a display A display with HDMI, or DisplayPort is required Supported operating systems include Linux, Windows 7/10/11.2 64-bit operating system required 2. Windows 7 does not support all features including by not limited to Hardware Raytracing DirectX 12 and Vulkan support For information on AMD Radeon VR Ready Premium visit amd.com/VRready |
| Recommended PSU Wattage | 650W |
| Power Connector | 1 x 6-Pin + 1 x 8-Pin |
| Features | AMD RDNA 2 Architecture 12GB GDDR6 Memory PCI Express 4.0 AMD FidelityFX DirectX 12Ultimate Hardware Raytracing Vulkan Optimized Radeon Anti Lag Radeon Boost AMD Freesync Technology HDMI |
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| Form Factor | ATX |
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| Max GPU Length | 280 mm |
| Card Dimensions (L x H) | 11.02" x 4.83" |
| Slot Width | 2.7 Slot |
| Date First Available | May 10, 2022 |
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Pros: - It's Sapphire, so the build quality and cooler are great - I have a very well ventilated case, so it runs nice n chilly - The clocks I was actually getting ingame were much higher than what was advertised (2700 mhz+), perhaps related to how these new cards boost and my good airflow - This is subjective, but the cooler design is very slick and minimalist, and I like it a lot. No RGB tomfoolery. - As dumb as prices have become, this thing has among the best price/performance you can get right now
Cons: - If we're just considered the card itself in a vacuum, none really - The prices of all GPUs are absolutely borked, and the MSRP of this thing isn't much better
Overall Review: I'll use this review to soapbox for a bit. Was saddled with an RX580 since late 2017 or so, which I managed to get for a not ripoff price after the last mining boom. In performance terms, this is one hell of an upgrade. At least twice as fast at 1440p. I picked this card up specifically because I wanted the RX6800, but as most of us know, the GPU market is beyond effed up nowadays so I couldn't get one that wasn't overpriced. So I settled for the next best thing I could get while getting as close the mythical MSRP as I could (~$740 CAD). As far as GPUs go at the time of purchase (May 2022), it's only kinda a ripoff, instead of a complete one. In a normal market, and what I would've said about 10 years ago when I had a passion for this stuff, I would say wait and don't pull the trigger on one of these. Next generation cards are around the corner. However I would be stunned if the same cycle of scalping and artificial scarcity doesn't take place again, (or hell, mining, again). So, in this disaster of a GPU market, I'd say just go for it if you've been waiting. This card has some of the best price/performance around if you can actually get it near MSRP, as sad as that is, and I don't see it getting better with next gen. This kind of price is what we used to pay for top of the line cards, and now it barely gets you a 70 class card if you're lucky. The thought of paying more than the price of an entire console for a single component is beyond silly to me, so this very well might be the last card I ever buy. Time will tell, but a good card to end on if that's the case.