Newegg has
ASRock Phantom Gaming Radeon RX 7900 XTX PCIe 4.0 24GB GDDR6 Graphics Card (RX7900XTX PG 24GO) +
Monster Hunter Wilds (PC Digital Download Code) on sale for $799.99 - extra $50 off when you apply promo code
VGAEXCASET2335 in cart =
$749.99.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Free Monster Hunter Wilds game code added to cart automatically with graphics card. Game details found here (link for reference only).
Thanks to community member
AmusedMoon6137 for finding this deal.
Features:- Game Clock: up to 2455 MHz
- Boost Clock: up to 2615 MHz
- Stream Processors: 6144 Stream Processors
- Memory: 240GB 384-Bit GDDR6
- Ports:
- 1x HDMI 2.1
- 3x DisplayPort 2.1
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The Sapphire Nitro+ is probably the best card (still have a Vega64 nitro in another machine), but I doubt the others are too far behind.
For $750 though I'd probably get a 5070TI as you can get the PNY from Best Buy for that price. Unless you need the extra VRAM that card is similar speed with newer technology. I don't need an upgrade, but may bite if they drop into the $650 range.
The Sapphire Nitro+ is probably the best card (still have a Vega64 nitro in another machine), but I doubt the others are too far behind.
For $750 though I'd probably get a 5070TI as you can get the PNY from Best Buy for that price. Unless you need the extra VRAM that card is similar speed with newer technology. I don't need an upgrade, but may bite if they drop into the $650 range.
Yes the 24GB of VRAM is enticing and I want good Linux support, which my previous Nvidia card did not have. 7900XTX is definitely the card I want. I'm sure AMD will step back into the consumer high-tier GPU market at some point. Hopefully before the 7900XTX gets too old, but the abundance of vram should help with that.
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I agree a slick deal would be at 650
For 90% of people today, I'd confidently recommend the 5070ti over this for same price. Additional info is misleading and will have people thinking "well maybe I want to run my own LLMs" and fomo into the worse choice
depends, if you play at 4k / id probably go with this --- have a 7900xtx red devil i bought on special for around ?? 780 a couple years back during prime week
the extra vram will help with possible newer features like more ai interaction in open world games
raytracing... I'll be honest bf6 i think went 0 ray tracing and if that game sells well ray tracing may get dumped on for a while because a game that can run on 100 millions of machines well will probably sell better than one that runs well on a few million / I also not a big fan as i think it is just a tad too early and almost every game i turn it on it seems to do nothing -- i feel the couple games that forced to have it they sold so poorly that it will make them rethink having it forced (maybe)
the odd part, if you want to use newer features you need more vram/ that is for upscaling tech like fsr,dlss and raytracing that all needs vram
what i will say is fsr4 seems to look better overall as an anti-aliasing and puts it on par with dlss so maybe in the long run as long as you are ok with using upscaling a 9070xt may be an even better option as it natively supports
with prices going down there are a few possible causes
1. static inventory that they want to offload finally....
2. interest rates are higher causing it to be more problematic holding onto inventory longer (companies getting 1-2 percent interest is not a thing now... so that 700-1000 dollar card is no longer 7-10 dollars a year interest on the shelf they are now 21-35 dollars interest a year on the shelf)
3. nobody is buying stuff, hell i have seen used car market start to teeter in my area after purchasing my new vehicle that got marked down 6k, it sat for 6 months (no surprise to me) but I know the dealership probably just broke even on the car i bought
4. maybe the 9080xt is actually coming out soon which will be a refresh possibly with 32 gb of vram
5. also maybe nvidia will flood with super cards due to poor sales of previous cards all those will be marked down?? "shrug"
personally speaking with the most demanding games, running at 4k that i own / everything is at ultra and everything has been running at 60fps or higher... i don't see that changing for most titles --- also if you don't have a great cpu / might be better to pair with radeon over nvidia due to driver overhead which doesn't show up in most games but with games that are properly threaded to use as many threads as possible like bf6 (frostbite engine) you run into an issue where a 9070xt can outperform in situations to a 5080 which in theory shouldn't but does. in short it kinda all depends / right now from complaints of a friend and my brother had an issue who both have nvidia cards the drivers seem to not be as consistent as they used to be but its possible that will change since there has been actual penetration by amd this time around with their cards but "who knows" currently the two main companies with cutting edge gpu's are both held by companies that are flush with money now so i see drivers as one week one could be better than the other
(please note --- i have owned various amd/ati cards over the years and nvidia I just normally go which company has the best bang for buck for me at a specific time... although when i had a chance to pick up some 1080ti's for 550 brand new i probably shoulda done that as those cards are still pretty beastly today)
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The lighting is a joke, but performance has been rock solid. I have had a ton of success with CAD, 3D printing, etc. as well despite not being a supported card for SolidWorks.
I returned a version with the OEM cooler, as it had some temp issues. This one is larger and requires a bit bigger PC case than the reference cooler.
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