Amazon[amazon.com] has Sapphire Pulse Radeon 7900 XT 20GB GDDR6 PCIe 4.0 x16 ATX Video Card on sale for $649.99. Shipping is free.
Product Specs:
Boost Clock: Up to 2450 MHz
Game Clock: Up to 2075 MHz
Memory Size/Bus: 20GB/320 bit DDR6; Memory Clock: 20 Gbps Effective
Output: 2 x HDMI, 2 x DisplayPort
Form Factor: 2.7 slot, ATX; Dimension: 313(L) X 133.75(W) X 52.67(H) mm
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Hardware Unboxed just did a very informative video where they said the 7900 XTX would need to be around $700 to be a good value.
That said, $650 for a 7900 XT is extremely "okay" at best. If it's what you want anyway, then go for it. But please don't let yourself be fooled into thinking that this is a *great* deal because it isn't.
Just like 5070 does NOT equal 4090, and 5080 is really a "5070" and 5070 is really a "5060."
Don't let AMD/nGreedia pull the wool over your eyes. (Too many people have done that in recent years, which is why the gpu market is what it is.)
I have the 7900 GRE 16gb version of this card. How much better is this one?
On everything I have read, the 9700 xt is not much faster than what you have. At least not enough to call it an upgrade. Maybe someone who has had both cards can chime in, but I would save your money. The GRE is a great card.
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Hardware Unboxed just did a very informative video where they said the 7900 XTX would need to be around $700 to be a good value.
That said, $650 for a 7900 XT is extremely "okay" at best. If it's what you want anyway, then go for it. But please don't let yourself be fooled into thinking that this is a *great* deal because it isn't.
Just like 5070 does NOT equal 4090, and 5080 is really a "5070" and 5070 is really a "5060."
Don't let AMD/nGreedia pull the wool over your eyes. (Too many people have done that in recent years, which is why the gpu market is what it is.)
Are you sure you mean XTX at $700? I've heard that said of the 7900XT, that $700 would be good value. The 7900XTX competes at 4080 super level. $700 would be a steal.
Are you sure you mean XTX at $700? I've heard that said of the 7900XT, that $700 would be good value. The 7900XTX competes at 4080 super level. $700 would be a steal.
Yes. The XTX. I highly recommend that HU video. They were discussing it at the end of a video about the 5080.
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On everything I have read, the 9700 xt is not much faster than what you have. At least not enough to call it an upgrade. Maybe someone who has had both cards can chime in, but I would save your money. The GRE is a great card.
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That said, $650 for a 7900 XT is extremely "okay" at best. If it's what you want anyway, then go for it. But please don't let yourself be fooled into thinking that this is a *great* deal because it isn't.
Just like 5070 does NOT equal 4090, and 5080 is really a "5070" and 5070 is really a "5060."
Don't let AMD/nGreedia pull the wool over your eyes. (Too many people have done that in recent years, which is why the gpu market is what it is.)
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That said, $650 for a 7900 XT is extremely "okay" at best. If it's what you want anyway, then go for it. But please don't let yourself be fooled into thinking that this is a *great* deal because it isn't.
Just like 5070 does NOT equal 4090, and 5080 is really a "5070" and 5070 is really a "5060."
Don't let AMD/nGreedia pull the wool over your eyes. (Too many people have done that in recent years, which is why the gpu market is what it is.)
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