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Product Name: | XFX Speedster MERC319 RX 6950XT Black Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6 HDMI 3xDP, AMD RDNA 2 - RX-695XATBD9 |
Manufacturer: | XFX |
Model Number: | RX-695XATBD9 |
Product SKU: | B0B6GKX8MD |
UPC: | 840191500411 |
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What's the performance increase in getting the 7900 over 6950? Wonder what's the power usage increase as well
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I think 7900 XT is ~8.5% faster than 6950 XT.
$800 for a 7900XT
$1000 for a 7900XTX
I think $135 for the 7900XT may be worth the jump. But $1000 for the 7900XTX is pretty steep.
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I think 7900 XT is ~8.5% faster than 6950 XT.
Thanks for the info! Interesting power consumption is lower. I guess they're getting more efficient.
I purposely use old "stable" drivers for any given card, and never update
$800 for a 7900XT
$1000 for a 7900XTX
I think $135 for the 7900XT may be worth the jump. But $1000 for the 7900XTX is pretty steep.
I just replaced an Asrock Formula OC 6900XT (essentially a 6950, XTXH revision) with an OB 7900XT (Powercolor Reference) - sold old for $630, bought new for $770. While the 6900 was an awesome card, the 7900XT blows it away. My use case is very specific, it's a portable ITX box (with a handle!) that's plugged into a 4k/165 monitor and 4k/120 TV in the family room, and gets taken to friends houses, so often 4k/120 TVs. Honestly a reason to change for me was the USB-C port found on the powercolor (many previous gen have it too), which can power a portable monitor and drive touchscreen via usb, so one cable. This probably doesn't matter to most, but factored into my decision.
It's been a huge bump. ~20k timespy graphics to ~26k (with an undervolt), seems to be running cooler and definitely quieter on the same loads, and nice to be able to still use regular PSU plugs. Also a very small card - fits in a Lian Li TU150 with tons of room to spare. Most importantly (vs benchmarks), it's a nice bump at 4k 120 which a lot of TVs will have/is less of a niche. Good monitors like the 27M2V are coming out too.
The XTX is obviously better, but has been priced out of value IMO. My main desktop has a 4090, and despite its ridiculous price it does hold value vs other top cards this gen and last. That and the XT seem to be the best value right now; the 4080 and XTX are too high, even with open box or other discounts, and the 4070ti is a joke. I can see definitely getting the previous gen (6900/6950, 3080ti/3090, etc) over the 12/8gb 4070/60ti type cards or the 4070ti, but it's much more of a toss-up on the 6950xt vs 7900xt - especially if you can find one a little lower than the new $800 price.
Just my $.02 as I went through a lot of deliberation over making the change.