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MSI Radeon RX 6800 XT 16GB GDDR6 Video Card + Last of Us Part 1 (PCDD) $500 + Free Shipping
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Newegg [newegg.com] has MSI Gaming Radeon RX 6800XT 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 Graphics Card Gaming Z Trio + Last of Us Part 1 (PCDD) for $499.99. Shipping is Free
Note: Item is OOS, but Backordered. "This item is currently placed on backorder status and will not be shipped until inventory is confirmed. You will not be charged until this order is processed. Newegg cannot guarantee inventory for backordered items."
Note: Item is OOS, but Backordered. "This item is currently placed on backorder status and will not be shipped until inventory is confirmed. You will not be charged until this order is processed. Newegg cannot guarantee inventory for backordered items."
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Newegg [newegg.com] has MSI Gaming Radeon RX 6800XT 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 Graphics Card Gaming Z Trio + Last of Us Part 1 (PCDD) for $499.99. Shipping is Free
Note: Item is OOS, but Backordered. "This item is currently placed on backorder status and will not be shipped until inventory is confirmed. You will not be charged until this order is processed. Newegg cannot guarantee inventory for backordered items."
Note: Item is OOS, but Backordered. "This item is currently placed on backorder status and will not be shipped until inventory is confirmed. You will not be charged until this order is processed. Newegg cannot guarantee inventory for backordered items."
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The increased power requirement on the 6950 XT is a tipping point for many though. I imagine a lot more people could get by without a power supply upgrade on the 6800 XT.
I'm not a fan of the chonky-ness of this MSI model, but otherwise an very happy with my Sapphire 6800 XT. If you have the funds and can power a 6950 XT, sure, go for it. Both are compelling options.
an extra $20.
The increased power requirement on the 6950 XT is a tipping point for many though. I imagine a lot more people could get by without a power supply upgrade on the 6800 XT.
It would also be a good card to hold somebody over for a year or two until the really, really fast cards come down.
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If you think $500 and a free game is too high, I paid $1100 for this card PLUS was forced to buy some shitty no name 16gb ddr4 ram for $100, that I ended up flipping on eBay for $50.
Aside from that, it's been a really great card over the past two years. If you don't care about ray tracing, and if FSR was as widely adopted and as good as DLSS, I would say this would still be a better purchase over a 3080 or 4070.
The increased power requirement on the 6950 XT is a tipping point for many though. I imagine a lot more people could get by without a power supply upgrade on the 6800 XT.
I'm not a fan of the chonky-ness of this MSI model, but otherwise an very happy with my Sapphire 6800 XT. If you have the funds and can power a 6950 XT, sure, go for it. Both are compelling options.
I've read it's only about 20 watt difference.
If you think $500 and a free game is too high, I paid $1100 for this card PLUS was forced to buy some shitty no name 16gb ddr4 ram for $100, that I ended up flipping on eBay for $50.
Aside from that, it's been a really great card over the past two years. If you don't care about ray tracing, and if FSR was as widely adopted and as good as DLSS, I would say this would still be a better purchase over a 3080 or 4070.
I've read it's only about 20 watt difference.
If we go by those numbers, it's a 35W difference.
PSU recommendations for the 6950XT are 850-900W vs. 750W for this guy which is a 100-150W difference.
I look at that and say I'd be comfortable with a 650-700W PSU for the 6800 XT but might struggle with the 6950 XT. It MIGHT be fine, but I personally wouldn't go into a build knowing I was on the ragged edge of power delivery. That extra 35W could be enough to cause problems at peak load - or it might be fine.
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