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- Core Clock 2150 MHz
- Boost Clock 2600 MHz
- 1 x HDMI 2.1 3 x DisplayPort 1.4
- 2560 Stream Processors
- PCI Express 4.0
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Earnings for AMD have shown a pretty big decline in sales of graphics cards to gamers. I think the attitude from both AMD and Nvidia is to hold on to their margins in the gaming space while trying to sell more into AI/GPGPU. I hope that Intel's new cards this year make a strong showing to break up the duopoly a bit. Given that I can buy an XBox Series X, which contains something similar to a 6700 XT, for $500, it seems a little bit strange that I need to pay $300 for a 6750 XT in this day and age. The margins we are seeing on these products are not indicative of a competitive market.
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Earnings for AMD have shown a pretty big decline in sales of graphics cards to gamers. I think the attitude from both AMD and Nvidia is to hold on to their margins in the gaming space while trying to sell more into AI/GPGPU. I hope that Intel's new cards this year make a strong showing to break up the duopoly a bit. Given that I can buy an XBox Series X, which contains something similar to a 6700 XT, for $500, it seems a little bit strange that I need to pay $300 for a 6750 XT in this day and age. The margins we are seeing on these products are not indicative of a competitive market.
Earnings for AMD have shown a pretty big decline in sales of graphics cards to gamers. I think the attitude from both AMD and Nvidia is to hold on to their margins in the gaming space while trying to sell more into AI/GPGPU. I hope that Intel's new cards this year make a strong showing to break up the duopoly a bit. Given that I can buy an XBox Series X, which contains something similar to a 6700 XT, for $500, it seems a little bit strange that I need to pay $300 for a 6750 XT in this day and age. The margins we are seeing on these products are not indicative of a competitive market.
Never thought we'd have $500 be considered the new mid range entry with $2k being a high end card - and people can't spend their money fast enough to actually buy it. What's most sad is the entry level market is just gone. You can't get anything new and competent for less than $200
Demand + hyper inflation, can't escape it, unless people suddenly stop buying them. But, the 6750xt is at least a very solid card and thanks to the vRAM amount, should carry forward for several years.
When it has no functional use it will still be $175... utter trash absurdity
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Earnings for AMD have shown a pretty big decline in sales of graphics cards to gamers. I think the attitude from both AMD and Nvidia is to hold on to their margins in the gaming space while trying to sell more into AI/GPGPU. I hope that Intel's new cards this year make a strong showing to break up the duopoly a bit. Given that I can buy an XBox Series X, which contains something similar to a 6700 XT, for $500, it seems a little bit strange that I need to pay $300 for a 6750 XT in this day and age. The margins we are seeing on these products are not indicative of a competitive market.
It will still work but you'll be handicapping yourself. Set expectations accordingly. But this is not a bad GPU to put in a future mid range rig. I have one now paired with a 12600k and it works nicely.
It will still work but you'll be handicapping yourself. Set expectations accordingly. But this is not a bad GPU to put in a future mid range rig. I have one now paired with a 12600k and it works nicely.
You have sn X-series cpu so overclock it and run your games at 1440p instead of 1080p to put more of the workload on the gpu.