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$370: XFX Speedster SWFT319 Radeon RX 6800 16GB GDDR6 Core Gaming Video Card

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Amazon [amazon.com] has XFX Speedster SWFT319 Radeon RX 6800 16GB GDDR6 Core Gaming Video Card for $370. Shipping is free.

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Amazon [amazon.com] has XFX Speedster SWFT319 Radeon RX 6800 16GB GDDR6 Core Gaming Video Card for $370. Shipping is free.

Price:
$90 lower (20% savings) than the list price of $460
$21.98 lower (6% savings) than the previous price of $391.98

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Model: Speedster SWFT319 AMD Radeon RX 6800 CORE 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 Gaming Graphics Card

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10 months ago
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turtlehumper69
10 months ago
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Why does it have to be so long?
10 months ago
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hmx
10 months ago
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Quote from turtlehumper69 :
Why does it have to be so long?
That's what she said
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10 months ago
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10 months ago
BraveStew3923
10 months ago
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Is this a good upgrade from a 6700XT
10 months ago
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10 months ago
tbob19
10 months ago
472 Posts
Seems like a solid price.

Considering upgrading from my old GTX 1080 on my workstation, constantly running out of VRAM with a lot of tabs/apps open (Photoshop, etc) and having more power sure wouldn't hurt.
10 months ago
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10 months ago
TurtlePerson2
10 months ago
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Quote from BraveStew3923 :
Is this a good upgrade from a 6700XT
No. You're looking at a 10% jump in performance, maybe.
10 months ago
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seanleeforever
10 months ago
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not a bad price, but hard sell when you can get 6650xt for 230 dollars, or 7600 for 250 dollar, or 7700xt for not much more.
if i am looking at spending 370 on a mid to high tier card at this moment, i would just get 7700xt for 400.
10 months ago
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dye008
10 months ago
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Quote from seanleeforever :
not a bad price, but hard sell when you can get 6650xt for 230 dollars, or 7600 for 250 dollar, or 7700xt for not much more.
if i am looking at spending 370 on a mid to high tier card at this moment, i would just get 7700xt for 400.
Why would you pay $30 more for a 7700xt? The 6800 is on par (Techpowerup actually has the 6800 2% faster than the 7700xt) with the 7700xt and comes with 16gb of vram instead of 12gb which is on the 7700xt.

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10 months ago
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seanleeforever
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Quote from dye008 :
Why would you pay $30 more for a 7700xt? The 6800 is on par (Techpowerup actually has the 6800 2% faster than the 7700xt) with the 7700xt and comes with 16gb of vram instead of 12gb which is on the 7700xt.
if item in question is 6800xt, then i would go with that. but 6800 is pretty much on the same level as 7700xt, the extra vram, not to say isn't important, but not as important for this tier of cards, as you obviously won't be running 4k ultra with ray tracing with any of them. and being AMD cards, it is not like you gonna actually run data models on those (which requires large vram if you want to have larger batch sizes, even if you don't have the latest and greatest chips). i also think AMD (which i have the 6800xt in one of my boxes), just put shit load of vram to confuse the customer into thinking their card has somewhat a competitive edge to the NVDA cards, when in actuality those additional vram make very little differences in games for those level of cards. heck, the 4070 TI Super, which is a much faster card in all fronts, only got 12G or ram. i suppose Intel is now playing that a game, adding 16G vram to A770, which effectively is as fast as a 8G RTX 2070 or 6600XT, but certainly make people think it could be twice as fast.


here is something to consider:
1. driver support. manufacture won't care about the older products as much when new ones released. so expect better drivers optimizations that easily erase that 2% gain. things like HYPR-RX is only available to 7000 series.
2. Video encoding support.

and yes, i would consider those feature easily worth 8% premium,
Last edited by seanleeforever March 27, 2024 at 02:35 PM.
10 months ago
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dye008
10 months ago
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Quote from seanleeforever :
if item in question is 6800xt, then i would go with that. but 6800 is pretty much on the same level as 7700xt, the extra vram, not to say isn't important, but not as important for this tier of cards, as you obviously won't be running 4k ultra with ray tracing with any of them. and being AMD cards, it is not like you gonna actually run data models on those (which requires large vram if you want to have larger batch sizes, even if you don't have the latest and greatest chips).

but something to consider:
1. driver support. manufacture won't care about the older products as much when new ones released. so expect better drivers optimizations that easily erase that 2% gain. things like HYPR-RX is only available to 7000 series.
2. Video encoding support.

and yes, i would consider those feature easily worth 8% premium,
People who buy this card will be playing in 1440p. Hardware Unboxed and Daniel Owens already showed that games are already hitting that cap or even exceeding the 12gb of vram. Driver support will always be an issue, but more vram is the safer option. A good example is the RX 580 from 7 years ago. Its still a decent card today for 1080p AAA games thanks to its 8gb VRAM. The video encoding is personal opinion. Not everyone needs or wants to stream.
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