Newegg[newegg.com] has the Sapphire Radeon RX 6700 XT 12gb for $339.99 - $20 Promo Code VGAEXCAA683 for $319.99 shipped. This is $10 bucks more then the current Asrock Card however personally I think Sapphire is the better brand.
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Newegg[newegg.com] has the Sapphire Radeon RX 6700 XT 12gb for $339.99 - $20 Promo Code VGAEXCAA683 for $319.99 shipped. This is $10 bucks more then the current Asrock Card however personally I think Sapphire is the better brand.
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Newegg[newegg.com] has the Sapphire Radeon RX 6700 XT 12gb for $339.99 - $20 Promo Code VGAEXCAA683 for $319.99 shipped. This is $10 bucks more then the current Asrock Card however personally I think Sapphire is the better brand.
Sapphire is my first choice brand on GPUs for years. Solid quality.
They weren't hard to find a couple weeks ago before the 4060 and 7600 were announced. Then as predicted, the supply dried up. The 6700 non-xt was the best bang for the buck at the time. I ordered a few days before they sold out on Newegg because I didn't want to miss out. If you want a 6xxx series card, now is the time to pull the trigger
They weren't hard to find a couple weeks ago before the 4060 and 7600 were announced. Then as predicted, the supply dried up. The 6700 non-xt was the best bang for the buck at the time. I ordered a few days before they sold out on Newegg because I didn't want to miss out. If you want a 6xxx series card, now is the time to pull the trigger
I was curious and checked out the RX 6700/XT supply as well after recent launches. Yeah, it looks like both are drying up since the recent current gen's mainstream releases (RTX 4060 Ti, RX 7600) are underwhelming, overpriced, and only have 8gb of VRAM.
The RX 6700 10gb was always pretty limited though. This one isn't bad at all for anyone needing a 12gb GPU since the best hope for a cheap current gen one is the upcoming RX 7700 XT, which would realistically come in for much more than $310-330.
I was curious and checked out the RX 6700/XT supply as well after recent launches. Yeah, it looks like both are drying up since the recent current gen's mainstream releases (RTX 4060 Ti, RX 7600) are underwhelming, overpriced, and only have 8gb of VRAM.
The RX 6700 10gb was always pretty limited though. This one isn't bad at all for anyone needing a 12gb GPU since the best hope for a cheap current gen one is the upcoming RX 7700 XT, which would realistically come in for much more than $310-330.
A few months ago my GTX 780Ti started glitching out and acting fruity. So my choices on hand were integrated i5 10400 graphics with a single HDMI out on the MB. Or an old Quadro K4200. Since I run dual monitors I opted for the Quadro until I got a new card.
I was going to wait and see if the prices dropped on the 6700 10gb and I could get it for $275 with taxes. But then the announcement on the 4060 and 7600 came out and a lot of people were saying that the 6650xt, 6700 non xt, and 6700xt were better performance/value and said to get one sooner rather because they will all be gone within a few months. I didn't want to spend more than $300 and I didn't want to replace my 500w PSU. The 6700 fit the bill for my requirements. A day or two later they were out of stock. Anyhow, the 6700 10gb is underated and most people overlook it. I ran benchmarks before, after, and after UV/OC. System is an i5 10400, 32gb 2666, Samsung 970 evo 500gb NVMe, Seagate 750gb HDD, and Corsair VS 500s PSU
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The difference is probably customer service and warranty. Are you talking about that?
The RX 6700 10gb was always pretty limited though. This one isn't bad at all for anyone needing a 12gb GPU since the best hope for a cheap current gen one is the upcoming RX 7700 XT, which would realistically come in for much more than $310-330.
The RX 6700 10gb was always pretty limited though. This one isn't bad at all for anyone needing a 12gb GPU since the best hope for a cheap current gen one is the upcoming RX 7700 XT, which would realistically come in for much more than $310-330.
I was going to wait and see if the prices dropped on the 6700 10gb and I could get it for $275 with taxes. But then the announcement on the 4060 and 7600 came out and a lot of people were saying that the 6650xt, 6700 non xt, and 6700xt were better performance/value and said to get one sooner rather because they will all be gone within a few months. I didn't want to spend more than $300 and I didn't want to replace my 500w PSU. The 6700 fit the bill for my requirements. A day or two later they were out of stock. Anyhow, the 6700 10gb is underated and most people overlook it. I ran benchmarks before, after, and after UV/OC. System is an i5 10400, 32gb 2666, Samsung 970 evo 500gb NVMe, Seagate 750gb HDD, and Corsair VS 500s PSU
Quadro 4200 - Gaming 26% Raft, Desktop 93% Nuclear Submarine, Workstation 24% Surfboard
RX 6700 10gb - Gaming 98% / Nuclear Submarine, Desktop 93% / Nuclear Submarine, Workstation 88% / Aircraft Carrier
RX 6700 after UV/OC - Gaming 103% / UFO, Desktop 95% / Nuclear Submarine, Workstation 92% / Nuclear Submarine
After multiple full stress tests in Adrenalin - Pulling 125-135 watts, GPU temp. 65°, Junction temp. 75°, and fan running at 60%.
Overall I'm happy I got this card before they sold out.
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