Newegg has for Newegg+ Members (free to join): PowerColor Fighter Radeon RX 6750 XT Video Card (AXRX 6750XT 12GBD6-3DH) on sale for $299.99 when you apply promo code NP72 at checkout. Shipping is free.
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Learn more about the PowerColor AXRX 6750XT 12GBD6-3DH
Model
Brand
PowerColor
Series
Fighter
Model
AXRX 6750XT 12GBD6-3DH
Interface
Interface
PCI Express 4.0
Chipset
Chipset Manufacturer
AMD
GPU Series
AMD Radeon RX 6000 Series
GPU
Radeon RX 6750 XT
Architecture
RDNA 2
Game Clock
2495 MHz
Boost Clock
2600 MHz
Stream Processors
2560 Stream Processors
Memory
Effective Memory Clock
18.0 Gbps
Memory Size
12GB
Memory Interface
192-Bit
Memory Type
GDDR6
3D API
DirectX
DirectX 12 Ultimate
OpenGL
OpenGL 4.6
Ports
HDMI
1 x HDMI 2.1
DisplayPort
3 x DisplayPort 1.4
Details
Cooler
Double Fans
Thermal Design Power
250W
Recommended PSU Wattage
650W
Power Connector
1 x 6-Pin + 1 x 8-Pin
Form Factor & Dimensions
Form Factor
ATX
Max GPU Length
243 mm
Slot Width
2.2 Slots
Additional Information
Date First Available
December 26, 2023
Product SKU:
N82E16814131860
architecture:
RDNA 2
boost_clock:
2600 MHz
brand:
PowerColor
chipset_manufacturer:
AMD
cooler:
Double Fans
date_first_available:
December 26, 2023
directx:
DirectX 12 Ultimate
displayport:
3 x DisplayPort 1.4, Details
effective_memory_clock:
18.0 Gbps
form_factor:
ATX
game_clock:
2495 MHz
gpu:
Radeon RX 6750 XT
gpu_series:
AMD Radeon RX 6000 Series
hdmi:
1 x HDMI 2.1
interface:
PCI Express 4.0, Chipset
max_gpu_length:
243 mm
memory_interface:
192-Bit
memory_size:
12GB
memory_type:
GDDR6, 3D API
model:
AXRX 6750XT 12GBD6-3DH, Interface
opengl:
OpenGL 4.6, Ports
power_connector:
1 x 6-Pin + 1 x 8-Pin, Form Factor & Dimensions
recommended_psu_wattage:
650W
series:
Fighter
slot_width:
2.2 Slots, , Additional Information
stream_processors:
2560 Stream Processors, Memory
thermal_design_power:
250W
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Newegg has for Newegg+ Members (free to join): PowerColor Fighter Radeon RX 6750 XT Video Card (AXRX 6750XT 12GBD6-3DH) on sale for $299.99 when you apply promo code NP72 at checkout. Shipping is free.
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You're wrong about this one, friend. I upgraded from a GTX 1080 to a 6750xt, which has been noticeably faster.
FWIW, Tom's Hardware GPU Hierarchy 2024, which is based on a range of 8 games, lists the 1080 at 34.4% the speed of a 4090, with the 6750xt at 66.8% (102.9 fps vs 53.0 fps at 1080p Ultra) (77.2 fps vs 39.4 fps at 1440p Ultra).
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For those wondering, PowerColor quality is excellent. This card should run 1080p games on medium settings at about 50+ fps
I have a 6700 XT and I play helldivers 2 at 1440p on ultra. This card is slightly better. Sadly I just purchased that 6700 XT also, would have waited had I known this sale was coming!
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I have a 6700 XT and I play helldivers 2 at 1440p on ultra. This card is slightly better. Sadly I just purchased that 6700 XT also, would have waited had I known this sale was coming!
There is always a sale coming with Tech!
I also looked up to compare because of a used deal available locally, this is slightly better than the 4060 Ti 16Gb (MSRP $500): https://tech4gamers.com/rtx-4060-...x-6750-xt/ I'd rather get this new than a used card, albeit it is less efficient
Depends on the game. This is roughly the same as a 1080 and maybe a 1080ti in pure rasterization.
The 1080 COULD do 4K but it was always really the best 1080p card you could get at the time.
Games have gotten a lot more demanding since then so try running cyberpunk at top settings without the AMD version of DLSS. Also, try ray tracing and see what happens then.
Depends on the game. This is roughly the same as a 1080 and maybe a 1080ti in pure rasterization.
The 1080 COULD do 4K but it was always really the best 1080p card you could get at the time.
Games have gotten a lot more demanding since then so try running cyberpunk at top settings without the AMD version of DLSS. Also, try ray tracing and see what happens then.
You are way off here. The RX 6750 XT is much more powerful than a GTX 1080 ti. Your must have your cards confused. Check any reputable site that compares the performance of these GPUs.
Depends on the game. This is roughly the same as a 1080 and maybe a 1080ti in pure rasterization.
The 1080 COULD do 4K but it was always really the best 1080p card you could get at the time.
Games have gotten a lot more demanding since then so try running cyberpunk at top settings without the AMD version of DLSS. Also, try ray tracing and see what happens then.
The 1080ti is a legendary card, but this card will run a lot faster than a 1080ti card
Depends on the game. This is roughly the same as a 1080 and maybe a 1080ti in pure rasterization.
The 1080 COULD do 4K but it was always really the best 1080p card you could get at the time.
Games have gotten a lot more demanding since then so try running cyberpunk at top settings without the AMD version of DLSS. Also, try ray tracing and see what happens then.
You're wrong about this one, friend. I upgraded from a GTX 1080 to a 6750xt, which has been noticeably faster.
FWIW, Tom's Hardware GPU Hierarchy 2024, which is based on a range of 8 games, lists the 1080 at 34.4% the speed of a 4090, with the 6750xt at 66.8% (102.9 fps vs 53.0 fps at 1080p Ultra) (77.2 fps vs 39.4 fps at 1440p Ultra).
Had no idea the AMD fanboys and shade tree pc bois were lurking here. Take a look at the recent GamersNexus 1080/1080ti retro. It shows that the 1080ti is on par with the 7600xt and tit for tat in most games compared to the 6750xt. Also, unless you actually have compared these yourself, gtfoh with the "is xx% better in every way"
GPU comparisons are significantly more complex than some percentage difference, especially comparing Nvidia to AMD.
Also, if you aren't comparing raster against raster, it's not a fair comparison anyways.
If you guys want this card, buy it by all means… but don't act like it is some world-beating 4K gaming card. It's not
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-s...0-ti.c2877 it is somewhat close to the 7600 but definitely a tier or two away from the 6750 xt(about 30 percent slower). Yeah in certain games the difference will be more or less bc of different architecture but it can be used as a rough estimate
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Had no idea the AMD fanboys and shade tree pc bois were lurking here. Take a look at the recent GamersNexus 1080/1080ti retro. It shows that the 1080ti is on par with the 7600xt and tit for tat in most games compared to the 6750xt. Also, unless you actually have compared these yourself, gtfoh with the "is xx% better in every way"
GPU comparisons are significantly more complex than some percentage difference, especially comparing Nvidia to AMD.
Also, if you aren't comparing raster against raster, it's not a fair comparison anyways.
If you guys want this card, buy it by all means… but don't act like it is some world-beating 4K gaming card. It's not
This chart has the 6700xt not 6750xt in it. So add 3-5 frames to make up the overclock and extra power draw the 6750xt pulls.
The nice thing about stuff like this is that the raw data is easy to find…now it's even easier!
(Also I originally downvoted your post, and after further reflection, I have rescinded that. The 1080ti is a great card, and IF you already have one, moving to the 6750xt wouldn't be my first choice (6800xt /7800xt would be mine for amd or 3080/4070 for Intel as a 1080p/1440p true successor)
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FWIW, Tom's Hardware GPU Hierarchy 2024, which is based on a range of 8 games, lists the 1080 at 34.4% the speed of a 4090, with the 6750xt at 66.8% (102.9 fps vs 53.0 fps at 1080p Ultra) (77.2 fps vs 39.4 fps at 1440p Ultra).
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I also looked up to compare because of a used deal available locally, this is slightly better than the 4060 Ti 16Gb (MSRP $500): https://tech4gamers.com/rtx-4060-...x-6750-xt/ I'd rather get this new than a used card, albeit it is less efficient
The 1080 COULD do 4K but it was always really the best 1080p card you could get at the time.
Games have gotten a lot more demanding since then so try running cyberpunk at top settings without the AMD version of DLSS. Also, try ray tracing and see what happens then.
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The 1080 COULD do 4K but it was always really the best 1080p card you could get at the time.
Games have gotten a lot more demanding since then so try running cyberpunk at top settings without the AMD version of DLSS. Also, try ray tracing and see what happens then.
The 1080 COULD do 4K but it was always really the best 1080p card you could get at the time.
Games have gotten a lot more demanding since then so try running cyberpunk at top settings without the AMD version of DLSS. Also, try ray tracing and see what happens then.
The 1080 COULD do 4K but it was always really the best 1080p card you could get at the time.
Games have gotten a lot more demanding since then so try running cyberpunk at top settings without the AMD version of DLSS. Also, try ray tracing and see what happens then.
FWIW, Tom's Hardware GPU Hierarchy 2024, which is based on a range of 8 games, lists the 1080 at 34.4% the speed of a 4090, with the 6750xt at 66.8% (102.9 fps vs 53.0 fps at 1080p Ultra) (77.2 fps vs 39.4 fps at 1440p Ultra).
GPU comparisons are significantly more complex than some percentage difference, especially comparing Nvidia to AMD.
Also, if you aren't comparing raster against raster, it's not a fair comparison anyways.
If you guys want this card, buy it by all means… but don't act like it is some world-beating 4K gaming card. It's not
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GPU comparisons are significantly more complex than some percentage difference, especially comparing Nvidia to AMD.
Also, if you aren't comparing raster against raster, it's not a fair comparison anyways.
If you guys want this card, buy it by all means… but don't act like it is some world-beating 4K gaming card. It's not
This chart has the 6700xt not 6750xt in it. So add 3-5 frames to make up the overclock and extra power draw the 6750xt pulls.
The nice thing about stuff like this is that the raw data is easy to find…now it's even easier!
(Also I originally downvoted your post, and after further reflection, I have rescinded that. The 1080ti is a great card, and IF you already have one, moving to the 6750xt wouldn't be my first choice (6800xt /7800xt would be mine for amd or 3080/4070 for Intel as a 1080p/1440p true successor)