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XFX Radeon RX 6800 16GB SWFT 319 - New - with code - Sold by Ebuyer Express Shop

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Advanced 7nm GPU PCI Express 4. 0 Support Radeon Image Sharpening Fidelity FX Radeon Anti-Lag Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 10 Support Microsoft(R) Direct X(TM) 12 Support 7nm Technology AMD Virtual Super Resolution (VSR) AMD Relive AMD Free Sync 2 HDR AMD Frame Rate Target Control (FRTC) AMD Eyefinity multi-display technology AMD Radeon Adrenalin Software AMD Watt Man Displayport 1. 4 w/ DSC Dolby True HD and DTS-HD Master Audio Support Open GL Support Open CL Support PERFORMANCE TO RULE YOUR GAME Introducing the AMD Radeon(TM) RX 6000 Series graphics cards, featuring the breakthrough AMD RDNA(TM) 2 architecture, engineered to deliver powerhouse performance for all gamers. The AMD Radeon(TM) RX 6900 Series graphics cards power a new generation of competitive and 4K gaming with vivid visuals, and elevated experiences in every game and every frame.

Product Key Features
Memory Type - GDDR6
Memory Size - 16 GB
Chipset/GPU Model - AMD Radeon RX 6800
Chipset Manufacturer - AMD
Features - Multiple Monitor Support
Power Cable Requirement - 6-Pin + 8-Pin PCI-E
Connectors - HDMI
Compatible Slot - PCI Express 4.0

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  1. jimferno's avatar
    Hot as hell!

    6750XT available for £264 as well. (edited)
    crack_shot's avatar
    OMG i hate this
    i cannot let myself be tempted by these great deals
  2. khodos's avatar
    quidco 1.5% cashback and curve 1% too, making this £310 effectively

    bought
  3. Jbugman's avatar
    Anyone have this comment on coil whine?

    I have a 1660 so I know this would be a vast improvement but it’s either this or a 4070.

    the 16gb 4060 seems okay but looks slower and can’t use that memory effectively.

    so is it worth it?
    Yahyasajid's avatar
    I've got 3 of these

    No noticeable coil whine, then again my ears don't pick up the higher frequency that well

    It's a 200W card like a 4070 so I doubt it'll suffer as much as the high power draw cards


    4070 is usually £100-£150 more, so 6800 is clear winner in terms of raster to £ ratio, 4070 isn't a bad shout at £400-£450 as it's a bit faster and has all the Nvidia goodies

    Wouldn't bother with a 16GB 4060TI unless it's £350, even then it's a good bit slower than this (edited)
  4. Allan_'s avatar
    Got mine today. No coil whine. I made my own fan curve and maxed out the power limits. I got a few extra FPS and the card still runs well. It sits nice and cool in the low 60s with fans running around 1200rpm. It is not a large card by todays standards, just a little longer than average.
  5. Louis_Fletcher's avatar
    3060 or
    This?
    toge's avatar
    This by far
  6. Shah_AlivUs's avatar
    Oh man... Paid £345 just a week or two ago.
    trev1976's avatar
    It's ok , I paid £600 in 2022
  7. Jbugman's avatar
    This seems to keep up with 4060 so surely price wise this is better? Not sure paying nearly £200 more for a 4070 is worth it?
    Bobbins2's avatar
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    This has x2 Vram and is about 40% faster than the 4060, it's way closer to the 4070 for gaming. The only reason to consider the 4060 over this is for cuda, definitely not worth £200 more for the 4070. However, the 4070 Ti deal I posted that expired, if that comes back for around £200 more, could be worth it (edited)
  8. Yahyasajid's avatar
    I expect this is last run stock being cleared out and we probably won't see anything like for much longer
    crack_shot's avatar
    literally we will
    AMD are launching next gen cards and the 7000 series will fall like dominos
  9. Bobmunkhouse's avatar
    Great, just what I wanted, ordered! Thanks (edited)
  10. toge's avatar
    Heated mate
  11. tamboekie's avatar
    I had a similar thought and after comparing 4060, 4060 Ti and 4070 prices, I took the plunge and replaced my 2060. I was surprised who silent the card is at 1080p, limited to 60fps - it is hardly working at all.

    Be warned that it is a large card, so you'll need a case that will fit it. It is also wide, so I had to get a PCI-Express x1 extension cable to move my wireless network card. (edited)
  12. khodos's avatar
    wow, it just arrived. not even 19 hours since I bought it on a sunday! ebuyer are not great in many ways, but delivery is not one of them (edited)
  13. OPPKNKS's avatar
    Ordered, thank you! Replacing an aging Vega 56 on a 3900x system. It will get me through till I replace the whole lot for now.
    waxsta's avatar
    Wow Vega 56. That was a really nice card when I had it.
  14. Markoffski63's avatar
    Great card, good deal.
  15. ZenAku's avatar
    thanks just bought this
  16. Czubaka's avatar
    🔥🔥🔥
  17. trev1976's avatar
    Jeez , that's hot
  18. WiZZer's avatar
    A great card, it seems fast, quiet, efficient as running it off a 550w brick. However please remember it is a very long card, I can't help but think there is going to be some very disappointed people who didn't check first.
    microwavemasterchef's avatar
    Yep
    Estimated Dimensions & Weights
    ‍- Card Dimension (cm) 34 x 13 x 5.2
    - Card Dimension (inch) 13.38 x 5.12 x 2.05
  19. fillroyy's avatar
    Bought, thanks!
  20. bensbb's avatar
    Bargain, nearly bought this at £359 a few weeks back, waited then picked it up for around £340, gutted to see it even cheaper but not the end of the world

    I don't see this getting any cheaper for a brand new card

    Very happy with the performance on my 3440x1440 ultrawide screen paired with a 5600X. I actually have a 5700X3D CPU upgrade arriving at some point (was very cheap on aliexpress ~£150) but its been in transit for about a month ... I don't think its got lost as there's been shipping updates every so often, just seems to be going on a scenic route... (edited)
    trev1976's avatar
    It will turn up
  21. Rumcajs_9's avatar
    I've got Dell Alienware laptop with 3070ti. Would I notice any difference if I build a PC with that card? The only issue with 3070ti laptop is 8gb of vram. (edited)
    John59's avatar
    It depends by what you mean by "notice a difference". This will definitely be faster but which resolution and refresh rate are you playing at?
  22. oviperzx's avatar
    I'm assuming this is overkill for 1080p? Currently running a vega 56 so due an upgrade really. Running a 144hz monitor (edited)
    zeb.mattey's avatar
    May be, it hits 90fps in forbidden west at 1080p.

    Should be solid for a while at 1080p and you’ll get very nice fps on AAA games. Imo get this then save £150ish for a 1440p monitor
  23. simonsayz13's avatar
    I paid 360 for this in Feb/march, great card no regret
  24. Smouser's avatar
    I just bought this to upgrade from my GTX 1060 card  
     

    I have not had much time for gaming as I got older and I guess my old card was a big limitation too. 
    Hopefully, I get a card with no coil whine and many happy hours of gaming lie ahead!
  25. Maximus17's avatar
    Just purchased thanks!
  26. ArtooD2's avatar
    Anyone know what output ports there are on this? Listing just says 'HDMI'....
    ArtooD2's avatar
    Think I have found them here:

    xfxforce.com/sho…ore

    Under the 'Tech Specs' section
  27. Smugnamehere's avatar
    Blazing. Great value, good card. 34cm big boy. If I didn't pick up a bgrade used 6800xt for similar money I would be all over this for the warranty.
  28. waxsta's avatar
    XFX do excellent heatsink and fans, and their cards feel like a mini tank. I used to own a XFX 6800 XT and it was a beast however from time to time it would black screen on me (crash my PC essentially with audio still playing but inoperable otherwise). When I tried to get ahold of XFX support, the whole process was a HUGE mess. The ticket tracking system looked like something from the 90s and their responses were borderline confusing and unhelpful. Each response from their team took a day or two. Just check how many years the retailer will provide warranty before XFX then take over the remainder of the warranty. Based on my experience, I would stay away from this brand.
  29. trev1976's avatar
    Silly question time , I've just got mine and started taking the protective film off the back plastic peice. It was difficult, and half way through, I thought is this meant to come off .. there's more on the front but I'm thinking I should leave it. Thanks (edited)
    jimferno's avatar
    It's supposed to come off.
  30. janner66's avatar
    Thanks
  31. ttttd's avatar
    I've just had to return mine. The coil whine was INCESSANT. Seems like it's just bad luck though.
  32. Shah_AlivUs's avatar
    Did you guys get any screws or card support stand with it?
  33. Rumcajs_9's avatar
    Damn, reading about coil whine scares me a bit, because I will be building my PC in 2-3 months time, so won't be able to return if it's a bad one. From what they say, if you use a high quality PSU, the coil whine is relatively quiet, I wonder if that is always the case.
    Shah_AlivUs's avatar
    Me too. Oh well, I'm going to get a good quality gold psu
  34. Yahyasajid's avatar
    Shame about the 2 year warranty on this, 3 is usually the industry standard
  35. Shah_AlivUs's avatar
    Did anyone get anything inside the package other than one paper card and the sealed graphics card? I did not find the associated screws.
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