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GIGABYTE Radeon RX 6800 GAMING OC 16GB Graphics Card + The Last of Us Part 1 Expired
$465
$549.99
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Newegg has GIGABYTE Radeon RX 6800 GAMING OC 16GB Graphics Card (GV-R68GAMING OC-16GD) + The Last of Us Part 1 (PC Digital Download Code) on sale for $464.99. Shipping is free.
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- Note, The Last of Us Part 1 (PC Digital Download Code) automatically adds to cart
- Powered by RDNA2 Radeon RX 6800
- Integrated with 16GB GDDR6 256-bit memory interface
- WINDFORCE 3X Cooling System with alternate spinning fans
- Screen cooling
- Graphene nano lubricant
- RGB Fusion 2.0
- Dual BIOS
- Protection metal back plate
- Boost Clock: up to 2155 MHz
- Game Clock: 1925 MHz
- Powered by AMD RDNA 2
- 2 x HDMI 2.1 2 x DisplayPort 1.4a
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Newegg [newegg.com] has GIGABYTE Radeon RX 6800 GAMING OC 16GB Graphics Card w/ The Last of Us Part 1 Game Bundle on sale for $464.99. Shipping is free.
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High level graphics, ray tracing, affordable cost, pick 2
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High level graphics, ray tracing, affordable cost, pick 2
Ray tracing is not worth it IMO
I want games to look good, that's the most important thing to me, if a game looks really good at 80fps versus mediocre at 200fps, I'll take the good looking game every time. Now that's the great thing about games, you can often customize them to fit YOUR needs. If playing at 300fps is important to you then turn settings down to potato and you're good to go, me I didn't buy a monitor larger than 1080 resolution because frame rates was my #1 goal.
frame rate is above everything on pc
I want games to look good, that's the most important thing to me, if a game looks really good at 80fps versus mediocre at 200fps, I'll take the good looking game every time. Now that's the great thing about games, you can often customize them to fit YOUR needs. If playing at 300fps is important to you then turn settings down to potato and you're good to go, me I didn't buy a monitor larger than 1080 resolution because frame rates was my #1 goal.
You speak like a console player.
In reality, the gaming experience of playing at a framerate of 60 or 80 vs 120fps is night and day. I will give up some quality to achieve the higher framerate to get a more natural gaming experience.
I can tell you, playing a game like Cyberpunk at 4k and 30fps vs 4k at 120fps, you will realize the static image quality at 30 is great but the immersion of 120 is just so much better.
Having said that, 4k gaming at high frames is still not possible for even the best of systems with RT enabled. Given that, I am building my nephew a gaming pc with this card since the comparably priced Nvidia RT enabled cards are significantly slower at raw rasterization performance.
frame rate is above everything on pc
In fact both of you are acting like former console players that now have your first computers, enjoy your motion blur, and your render distance settings set to 10 feet away so you can max out those precious FPS numbers on a game. I'd rather play a gamewhere I can be immersed in a world where I can see tree foliage, shadows, and to tell if that green stuff on the ground is grass, moss, or lichen.
Now you can have your precious FPS and turn off all the textures and extra settings to none, and then understand (and maybe talk like a true PC player) the greatest thing about PC games is you can often customize what's important to you.
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(hey! That's my line! Lol)
Sorry to steal your thunder.
In fact both of you are acting like former console players that now have your first computers, enjoy your motion blur, and your render distance settings set to 10 feet away so you can max out those precious FPS numbers on a game. I'd rather play a gamewhere I can be immersed in a world where I can see tree foliage, shadows, and to tell if that green stuff on the ground is grass, moss, or lichen.
Now you can have your precious FPS and turn off all the textures and extra settings to none, and then understand (and maybe talk like a true PC player) the greatest thing about PC games is you can often customize what's important to you.
I'm looking to upgrade later this year. Hopefully, it's that price by then, lol
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Just kidding of course but why would any one waste money on last gen stuff during a glut.
Resale value aside, for those who can wait a few months and if we don't get EMP'ed by Russian hypersonics will be the fps kings.
But, anyone wanting to get the max fps performance, honestly they can do that now. Nothing left that is getting released in 2023 will beat a 4090,4080 or RX 7900XTX. Unless we see a 4090Ti / 4090 Titan or a RX 7950/RX 7990 XTX, the FPS Kings have already been crowned for this generation.
Still the RX 6800's are interesting. I think the 16GB frame buffer will allow it to hold up better than any of the current gen 8GB cards that are coming. The 250w board power is reasonable and will not force most people to need to buy a new power supply. Also, AMD has delivered some significant driver performance improvements for RDNA2 over the last few months, which is nice to see. Anyone shopping in the mid-tier, its all about price vs. performance and longevity. I would like to see this card closer to $400.