Newegg has
MSI Gaming Radeon RX 6800 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 ATX Video Graphic Card GPU + Starfield Premium Edition Game Bundle (PC Digital Download) on sale for
$399.99.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Starfield Premium Edition Game Bundle (PC Digital Download Code) automatically adds to cart
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SehoneyDP for sharing this deal.
Features:- 16GB 256-Bit GDDR6
- Boost Clock 2155 MHz
- 1x HDMI 2.1
- 3x DisplayPort 1.4a
- 3840 Cores CUDA Cores
- PCI Express 4.0
Premium Edition includes:- Starfield Base Game
- Shattered Space Story Expansion (upon release)
- Up to 5 days early access
- Actual play time depends on purchase date and is subject to possible outages and applicable time zone differences.
- Constellation Skin Pack: Equinox Laser Rifle, Spacesuit, Helmet and Boost Pack
- Access to Starfield Digital Artbook & Original Soundtrack
Top Comments
Considering the XFX Speedster SWFT 319 6800xt was on sale very recently for $430, the 6800 has been sitting at $430 for months and has already dipped down to $400 previously, and the general downwards trend of gpu prices in general (exacerbated by the release of the 7800xt), I can only consider this as a decent but not exceptional deal. Anyone willing to wait will likely be able to find a better deal, though if you really need a gpu right this instant this deal isn't bad.
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Now prices still high and 6800 non-XT not good as XT for 4K/60 on Ultra settings.
And yes, 16GB GPU RAM is new standard.
50fps if crowd/grass/reflections - low and shadows - medium
Anyway Starfield not optimized and graphics too old and shitty.
And I play in Baldur's Gate 3 on ultra settings 4K, game MUCH better in everything.
5700 XT from eBay just $120-150.
None of this takes away from the advantages that nvidia does have: dlss, better raytracing, cuda, nvenc, better power efficiency, more optimized performance in certain productivity workloads, etc. Likewise, amds' drivers are not worse to a meaningful degree such that they mitigate amds' advantages: far better value for gaming in dollars per frame (particularly in raster), and significantly more vram at the same price tier.
Also, to hopefully preemptively ward off any ad-hominem attacks about me being an "amd fanboy", I'm currently running a nvidia gpu in my computer and happen to think both amd and nvidia are greedy corporations that don't give a crap about their customers. If you've got any actual data to back up amd's drivers being a major concern I'll gladly retract my statements.