Got my 6750xt Monday just gone. All I can say is don't believe sites like userbenchmark which says a 3060ti is better than the 6750xt.. it is not. These cards are a beast
Awesome timing! I just got a 6750XT this weekend for about 520 euros and I'm very happy with the results, nice to see that it's not all just Nvidia and their crazy current prices.
@@dricebaker6594 AMD actually dropped below MSRP with most of their cards in the last few month and offer quite decent value for the price. You can get a 6600 for ~250€, a 6700xt for ~400€ and a top of the line 6950xt for ~850€ (which is faster than a 3090 that starts at 1250€). I was waiting for 3060ti/3070 prices to ever drop - still well above the MSRP (which was increased from 400/500 to 430/550), so I went with a Asus RX6700xt instead for 420 and it performs great.
The 6750XT is only like $20 more here, it's such an awesome card for that almost free 10% performance boost and definitely a better longterm investment
The 6750XT is only like $20 more here, it's such an awesome card for that almost free 10% performance boost and definitely a better longterm investment
6700 XT are definite beasts. I just got a used one for 220 USD and it's absolutely shreds any game at 1080P. I also recommend undervolting it, i got mine from 190W to 120W with 5-7% performance decrease. Absolutely worth it, especially in this current situation of ballooning energy prices.
UV is incredible for cooler temps and less noise but 120 vs 190w does very little to your electricity bill. It's like $25 vs $30/month for your entire PC. Nobody cares.
@@dudebroguymate @Rares let's do some math. For example, electricity price in Germany is around 0.45$/kWh. Let's review two configurations: 1) UVed 6700 xt that uses 120W and the rest of the system which will use around 80W, 200W total 2) Stock 6700xt that uses around 200W, 80W for the rest of the system, 280W total Lets account for 240v-12v acdc conversion losses, now its smth like 220W vs 310W from the wall. Let's say we have enough free time to game 6 hours a day. Then you're spending 0.6$ a day, 18 bucks a month for the first config and 0.84$ a day, 25 bucks a month for the second one. Kinda proves your point, the difference of 7 bucks might not be that huge, but, you know, UVing is free and if performance hit is negligible for you, then why not?
@@vinylSummer Thanks for proving my point. I never said UV was anything but awesome, I just don't agree that the energy savings are the main benefit (or a benefit at all).
I actually bought a 6700xt a couple of months ago when they dropped below $400US. I looked at the benchmarks between it and the RTX 3060 and the future proofing of 1440P really stood out for me in addition to the performance at 1080P. I am using a 1080P monitor for now but my plan is to upgrade within the next year to a nice 144mhz 1440P monitor. So that's where I'm at and why I did it.
I actually made this same decision a few months ago; ended up going with the 6700 XT over the 3060. I've been very happy with my choice. It has handled everything I've thrown at it very well.
@@ruckus1981 as an owner of a 3060,3070, and 6700xt, the 6700xt does not outperform a 3070 at any resolution above 1080p. Dollar to performance ratio is where it kicks the 3070’s ass though.
Got a 6700xt for $360 and the price to performance is incredible. Close to 3070 performance for about $200 less. I’m extremely happy with my purchase decision. Don’t pass up AMD cards guys 🙏🙏🙏
But with the 3070, you could use ray tracing with almost worthwhile framerates, whereas now you have to settle for being stuck with excellent frame rates, and there's usually no point in using upscaling because your framerate will be great without it... ;)
@@syncmonism But with the AMD RX 6800XT, you could use ray tracing with almost worthwhile framerates, whereas now you have to settle for being stuck with excellent frame rates, and there's usually no point in using upscaling because your framerate will be great without it... we can continue and upping the price if we want to....
AMD has really closed the gap with Greedvidia and in many cases beats their cards. Since AMD announced they are now an official partner/sponsor of OBS Studio I am guessing that AMD is going to start working hard on closing the encode/decoding/production gap as well. This is all good for the market place and consumers.
Their encoders are already close to Nvidia's after the last updates too. The only thing that is remaining is the productivity side and then there would be absolutely no reason to buy Nvidia
@@hamoudy98productions Unfortunately the AMD encoders are way behind in flexibility and the bit rate needed to have comparable picture quality. You end up with a file that is around 30% larger to have the same quality even after post processing with say DaVinci Resolve. Larger files take more resources and time to process. I currently use a Rx 6900 XT in my all AMD system but I have recently used my buddies intel/Nvidia system with a 3090 and the difference is clear. Here's to hoping the gap closes with AV1 and optimizations from OBS.
@@crylune Rasterized graphics are more than capable of giving the Triple A experience without ganking your frame rate for BS lighting that is too taxing on the current architecture of GPU's to not be a huge waste of time and money... I'm not saying they should get rid of it, as with everything else, as generations pass it will always get better, but the idea that it's currently something NEEDED is ridiculous at best.
I would definitely go for the 6700XT even though I’m a green lover at heart, the extra performance at a higher resolution is a no brainer! Especially because I usually game at 1440P
Meh 4K isnt that big a difference, 3840x2160 - 2560x1440 = 1280x720 pixels. Just go for it with that gpu. I have old tech 2018 strix 2070 $550, so Im stuck on 1440p 144hz.
@@fynkozari9271 If you're talking about performance, that's not a useful way to compare resolutions. When you double the resolution, you actually quadruple the number of pixels, because you're doubling in two dimensions (width and height).3840x2160 is actually 2.2 times as many pixels as 2560x1440. And 4 times as many pixels as 1920x1080. If you're talking about pixel density, I would say it's also a misleading way of looking at things. 3840 is 1.5*2560. Comparing two monitors of the same size, you're getting 1.5 times as many pixels in each dimension, which can make for a significant improvement to clarity (depending on your monitor size and how far away you sit from it).
Dude, thank you for showing all the nerds who follow you (and not the pc market) just how damn good this card is for its price. What’s even crazier is you can find 6600’s for around $180-$200 and 6600xt for 230-250 and both of those put the overpriced 3060 In it’s place…
@@wafflies8790 it’s purely region based. Also, if you can’t find one new at a good price, try used. I regularly see 6700XTs for $300USD~, and you can find 6800s for around $400, which puts it closer to the 3070 Ti or 3080 in some stuff.
Yeah, it my experience a 6600 will almost reach 3060 performance, but at a WAY better price. The 6600 XT typically matches or beats out 3060 for still less money!
@@wafflies8790 the RX6600 in the US they are $210 on Newegg and other sites, they can offer rebates or smaller sales lowering the price in other regions prices can be all over the place in difference
@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 I'm using a 3070 Ti myself, I couldn't care less for ray tracing. Less FPS and I don't even notice it, except for games like minecraft ofc. So yea for the price and performance, 6700XT is better. Also that was a 3060 not a 3070 in the video. definitely a win for AMD 6700XT>3060
@@HolyGrail98 its a win because a higher tier gpu beat a lower tier gpu???? Compare with rtx 3070 ti which is same tier then see the results. AMD is not your friend, don't get why people fanboy over amd, they have fucked ppl over just as much with the waste of silicon called the r5 4500 and rx 6500 xt, driver issues causing black screens with rx 5700 xt etc
I would choose the Radeon card mainly because I would be dual booting the system and Linux doesn't really like Nvidia cards but also a higher frame rate on certain games is something that has me sold.
The 6700xt still is a mid range Goliath in terms of price to performance. Picking up a 16GB 6800 or 6800xt is the new way to enter high end desktop for REAL cheap.
@@dylangrider3369 That makes sense since the 3070 and 6700XT are supposed to be direct competitors. The point is that you can get an AMD 1440p card (6700XT) for the price of an NVIDIA 1080p card (3060). I will say around me the 3060 Ti is price to price with the 67x0XT cards, so it's not as big a bloodbath but the 67x0XT still beats the 3060 Ti.
Picked up a XFX Swft 6700 XT over Black Friday when it was down to around 330, just couldn't pass it up at that price. That should hold me over until the midrange 7000's or longer.
Well I just got the RX 6600 hell hound addition (influence from one of your videos) and I have to say. The price to performance is great. I paid $300 for the card at the time and I'm just loving how the card handles all the games at 1080p with ease. Now I know it can't compare to the 6700 XT in performance, but I'm still happy with my purchase.
An old 5700 xt still rivals the 6600 xt. They are pretty much the same GPU. I just can't pull the trigger on one because it's just a hair less powerful than I want :(
@@ToddandRaquiForrest eh, I just got a xfx speedster swft 6700xt and I have that paired with a 1080p 165 hz 1 ms response monitor and I have SAM enabled with my ryzen 5600 (non x) and am playing basically any game between 120-170 fps on high/ultra settings. I don't think it was a waste! High refresh rate gang lol (though in the near future I do think I'll upgrade my monitor to 1440p 144 hz or 165 hz)
Personally I'd choose the Satan 6700xt because of its great performance and cooling. Not to mention the upgrade from an hd 5500 to a possessed gpu seems right.
Love the video Dawid!! I had the RX 6700XT red devil running on my Gigabyte 1440p ultrawide. I loved how well it runs. Recently, I just swapped it with a 6750XT I was given. Still, great cards from AMD.
I would buy neither. I have an RX6800 (3 actually, Asus, MSI in wife's pc and Saphire 2nd home computer) and an RX6800XT. I never even bothered to put the 6800XT in. A RX6750XT can't touch the RX6800's higher lows, even before you OC the 6800.
amd will almost always be a cheaper and better performance option on the low end, for gaming. If your buying low end nvidia it should be because you need the CUDA power for CAD work.
@@umamifan Yea, but then you get a small visual improvement paired with a visual degradation from DLSS so you end up with a worse looking game. (friend of mine got his 3070 last year before the price hike started specifically to play Cyberpunk 2077, which is probably the game that profits most from RTX and actually seeing it in the flesh convinced me pretty quickly that RTX isn't something I need - well, at least not in a forseeable future.)
I LOVE this kind of videos. I don't have a pc, i can't afford it. I game a little bit on my old laptop but this kind of videos help me fantasize and i love them
You can get into a gaming pc for relatively cheap on 1-2 generation old hardware, search marketplace for all the parts on the second hand market and just slowly build it man.
Both are great cards and either one would make most gamers pretty happy. I've used both Nvidia and AMD over the last 35 years and it's amazing how that both push each other each generation to do better. The 6700xt is a great card for that price no doubt.
Nvidia first gpu geforce 256 released october 11th 1999, 23 years ago. While Radeon R100 was released in april 1st 2000, 22 years ago. So what GPU were u using 35 years?
@@fynkozari9271 Roadhouse is correct. AMD bought ATI in 2006. Before that AMD made CPUs to compete with Intel. ATI made some great GPUs that could go toe to toe with Nvidia which was why AMD bought them out.
Just finished building my son's first gaming computer yesterday, went with the Asus Dual 6700XT as the value was amazing I felt. Metal Backplate, nice subtle RGB, beautiful card.
I’d have to go with the 6700XT on this one. I like the better rasterization performance and don’t have any experience with RT. So I’d take the all around beefier card lol.
@@BravingtheStorm I had a 280X which was on par with a 770. The difference is huge. You will get bottlenecked by your cpu in a few games but shouldn't be too big a problem.
As someone whose original build included this exact 6700 XT GPU, it is an absolute MONSTER for the price at 1440p. I upgraded this holiday season to the 6950 XT.
Aside from the performance diff, I'd choose the 6700 xt cuz it's edgy and I kinda like the glowing color when it's turned on perfectly capturing the "beast" of a graphics card it is.
My friends bought nvidia gpu for raytracing but , they are not using now.its taxing the performance. I bought nvidia only for some productive works, But wanted to by amd, but unfortunately its not best at it, amd which gives more for less. amd is catching up in many apps , hope I will get amd next time.
@@45eno Good point. In addition to that, the RX-6700 XT was designed to compete with the RTX-3070 Ti, which would show comparable performance in gaming, except for RT. Monitors are another issue. I know that my RTX-3070 Ti can make a lot of frames in Doom 2016, for example, but since my monitor can only display 144 Hz images, anything faster than that can't be seen. Fact is, I can't tell the difference between 144 Hz and 100 Hz on my Dell 27" 2k monitor, so I run it at 100 Hz and just enjoy gaming.
When placing radiators you should always place the tubes at the bottom. That way the inevitable air bubbles will stay at the top of the radiator and wont by sucked into the pump which decreases cooling performance and increases wear significantly.
@@mintymus this. If you're on anything above 1080p DLSS is a godsend and by far the most impressive piece of rendering tech that has come out in years. These AMD copes always ignore it despite it being a huge elephant. Ray tracing performance is another elephant in the same room, although not as relevant... YET. AMD is competing on price/raster frames and that's nice but they CANNOT compete with Nvidia on actual technology and productivity.
I bought a 6600XT around this time last year as it was all that I could find its a Red Devil and it has been amazing. Since then I've bought a 6900XT XFX Merc and a 6600 Hell Hound for my other machines they all have worked great. 6600XT handles 1440p no problem. Been very pleased with the RDNA2 cards. These cards replaced a 1080,1070 ,and 970.
I just purchased a Power Color RX 6700 XT from Micro Center ($345 US) about a week ago. I only ran the Unigine Superposition and Heaven 4.0 benchmarks on it, but the performance came out between an RTX 3070 Ti and an RTX 3080 in Superposition and slighly better than an RTX 3080 in Heaven 4.0. I had all settings turned up to maximum on both benchmarks and screen resolution was 1080p for both, since I still use an archaic 1080p TV for my display. (It's a living room media PC.) Overall I'm extremely satisfied with the RX 6700 XT, and as a bonus with VSynch on (ie: 60fps locked) the power consumption stays below 120Wh on Horizon Zero Dawn almost all the time and the idle power consumption hovers around 8Wh. Nice to see the comparison even though it really wasn't a fair test. I would have like to see some RT turned on results, but I know that the RT performance from the RX 6000 cards sucks compared to nVidia. (I think the AMDs are about half the RT performance of the nVidia cards, so the 3060 would have likely tied the 6700 XT.)
Because the only thing AMD graphic cards do well is gaming. Nvidia owns the entire creative/productivity market, and more people are buying GPUs for that then they are for gaming.
It's simple uneducated buyers and brand bias. Lots of people who only buy Nvidia can't accept that an AMD card can have the same performance or more for the same or less money.
This is why I keep telling people the 6700xt is awesome. Me personally I'll be trying my hands at the gpu gods to see if i can get a 7900xtx before the scalpers take them all.
I thought the scalpers have their money tied to their stockpiles of 4080s, which they are unable to sell. At the very least the scalpers should be a lot more careful, especially with AMD cards, with the AMD market share having apparently dropped from 20 to mere 10%.
@@Huskywolfy5 Well, that's what they do for living, after all. I wish RX 7000 will be a huge success for AMD. From AMD's point of view it doesn't much matter if it's a scalper or a human buying the card, but with cryptards not buying, perhaps there will be enough for everyone, so that people don't even need to consider buying from scalpers.
@@herrakaarme its not a problem for AMD but its a problem for everyone else who wants to buy the card at MSRP. Theres some 4090 scalpers who have had 30 of them at once and being able to use bots to buy them before you even see them go in stock on the page is illegal in the UK
I have the White PowerColor RX 6700 XT Hellhound 12GB used off Ebay for 300, added thermal putty between backplate and card, added copper shims and used thermal putty, card is absolutely chilly. Its a 1440p beast and I have two monitors. Should never really need to upgrade unless I go to 4k.
The 6700XT was a good card @ MSRP, for the current going rate of $300-350 USD it smokes everything else in that price bracket. This card performs essentially on-par with a 2080ti in rasterization. People were happy to pay $1000+ for those cards not too long ago.
lovely video, the red devil is beautiful! you should try to improve your benchmarks data by creating a simple graphic on word or powerpoint, plain text is kinda weird considering you have awesome footage in 4k, kinda breaks down the immersion.
I snagged one of these PowerColor Red Devil 6700 XTs on Ebay for $310 shipped a couple of weeks ago. Amazing purchase, and it overclocked to 2.75 GHz core / 17.2Gbps memory for an almost 10% gain with no problems
already posted after 2 days? You are a very consistent youtuber which posts very good videos. Anyway, I would pick the Rx 6700 xt over the rtx 3060, beacuse it is overall a better performing gpu, and beacuse it has rgb, and we all know that rgb means pro gamer.
'Moving swiftly on from my adult feelings' - there are exercises you can do to help with that :) I haven't had an AMD card since they changed their drivers from the equivalent of an index to the entire Encyclopedia Britannica many years ago - but I think it's time I revisited that. The 6700XT performed very well at that price point and, although I might go for higher specced models, it certainly places things in perspective. Thanks for another great video!
I gor a 6800 powercolor red dragon, it plays everything on ultra is quieter than my sons 3060 and cooler. I cant beleive how quiet the whole system is really all i can hear is the ssds clicking even when gaming and its watercooled. AMD ARE AMAZING
Been with Powercoler for some years due to their solid build quality and performance. I have had my vega56 red dragon for few years now and it still performs well at 1440p getting a solid 80fps on battlefield 2042 on high. My next card will be another red dragon 6750 if my wife really loves me! A new card just isn't for Christmas,it's for life :)
amd has nice perfomance, but amd has this thing that it crashes randomly, if you are playing whole day and switching games, your pc will tell you goodbye at some point
The 6700XT was originally priced to compete with, and fell just a little shy of, the 3070. Just because AMD has slashed the price a year later isn't really an improvement. It's more an acknowledgement that their position in the market means they have to lower prices to move their old products, while Nvidia (unfortunately) knows their market position lets them apply an Apple-like price premium.
That exact card is currently 350$ on Aliexpress with worldwide shipping, and even though is used you at least has some kind of waranty that the card at least have display video or the seller will cover it, crazy to think that you can have a 1440p experience for such amount of money
I've got the 6800XT version of the Red Devil card and I've got to say it's a fantastic card. You can easily push it to RTX 3090 levels of performance for more than 50 less wattage and much cooler temps (far less bloat and stress on the PCie slot too, being a marginally smaller and lighter card). Very happy to see everyone is finally appreciating how solid RDNA2 is.
I bought a 6900XT in late November of 2021, can confirm, it does go above an beyond the 3090 imo, in some cases it ever reaches 3090TI levels of performance which is INSANE considering the price difference.
I just think from a value perspective AMD’s RDNA 2 and upcoming RDNA 3 cards have just been so appealing cause of the price to performance that these cards bring. Even though I upgraded to a 3060ti I kinda regret upgrading back when both AMD and NVIDIA cards were so expensive given how much value I would’ve gotten had I waited ;~;
RDNA2 are very appealing these days, IDK about mid-range since I don't follow that part of market, but you can get 6900 as low as in 650~750 USD range via newegg / amazon / ebay. The only downside is RT performance, but if your choice is 6800-non-XT or below performance class it doesn't matter anyway.
Red Devil cards are just next level. Check the temps in all the benchmarks ..... I have a 6800XT Red Devil and it's my favourite GPU of the entire last generation NV3000/RX6000.
I built 3 gaming machines. One for me, one for my wife in the living room, and one for my friend. 6800Xt, 6750xt, and 6700xt. Got deals on each at different times over the last 3 months and could not be happier. This is the first all AMD builds I have built in 20 years of building systems.
I have the 6600 XT which is serving me well. Second hand prices for these had dropped through the floor and are excellent options if you can't afford the 6700 XT. While I don't tax the card and mainly play Fallout 76 it doesn't need to spin up the fans at all and still stays below 60°C in South Africa.
That Red Devil 6700xt has a really overbuilt cooler for the power draw. Max I could pull was 230w while OC'd running furmark. You can basically run the fans at the minimum in the radeon software (35%) and essentially have a silent card.
6700XT over 3060 all day. AMD updated AMF recently and it is nearly identical to NVENC now according to a recent article from Digital Trends. They also now have a new Noise Suppresion system that they say works well now.
I would have to pick the PowerColor red devil card personally. I have always went with their brand due to overall quality that comes with the GPU. The red devil brand is one of my favorite brands they make
I just bought 6700XT last week, for $359 in Best Buy... It's the XFX Speedster. After some considerable hassle with drivers, I can say the system is running smoothly now and I'm happy with the overall performance, although, 4k playback tends to get choppy for some reason, something I didn't have an issue with even on my old GTX 1060 3gb
Did you use the Display Driver Uninstaler? You should run that when changing GPU manufacturers especially, to make sure Nvidia drivers are fully gone from windows. When I had some weird problems with my GPU using DDU and reinstaling the same driver made it work a lot better.
@@mirzaaljic Windows can also overwrite drivers sometimes with their auto update option or something, might wanna look into it if problems come back. Hopefully it gives you a better experience!
You should review a gpu from a company called Soyo. Their RTX 3080 is going for about £600 on AliExpress and their 3070 for £400. I’m intrigued because I’ve never heard of the brand and there’s barely any videos on it but they seem legit.
I just built a PC with a Sapphire Pulse RX 6700 xt for $410, and the card is a beast! It's meant for 1440p, but at 1080p I can literally crank Microsoft Flight Simulator to Ultra settings and get 50-75 fps most of the time (like all the time when I'm not in areas like New York and where the World Updates are, like dense Madrid). The only thing is that my card has 2 fans, so I needed to apply a slightly more aggressive fan curve, but it still runs pretty quietly. I'm very happy with that card, and I'm glad that I didn't pay for overpriced Nvidia (the 3060 Ti was at $400 - MSRP - at my Best Buy, but the thing is that card has 4 gigs less of VRAM, lower clock speed, and is just generally worse in most areas that aren't Nvidia exclusive things like ray tracing and such)
i did an upgrade to my system. got the 6700 xt and a philips 28" 4k monitor for 720 ish, haven't looked back since. the montior is only 60 fps, but can play most if not all the games i play at 55-60 frames. warthunder is well above that.
I don't actually buy computer hardware, I've just gotten my friends' old handmedowns. that includes a 3050, and a macbook air M1, and my entire PC build max out your charisma stat guys, it's smth else.
Something seems off about the 3060 in Cyberpunk, my laptops 1660ti gets over 40fps average at 1080p high . . . . . . Maybe it has become more intensive, I haven't played it since earlier this year. But it still seems so much lower than I would have expected.
I managed to get get a 6700 XT for 430 euros last month (EU pricing, was a sale from 570) because 3060 Tis were (and still are) going for well over 550, so I feel like I made the right decision to pull the trigger on that.
I was having trouble running warzone with my 6700XT. It was skipping, frame drops, etc. went into adrenaline, applied RSR, dropped the display resolution down and adjusted the in game Res. Bam, perfect. My friend tried to do the same with his rtx 2070 and it didn’t work as well.
Just bought a new 6700XT for 399 € and I love it! Getting it to work was a pain in the a**, 'cause the drivers just didn't want to install and I was getting black screens in Windows over and over again. Five hours and a fresh Windows install later, it finally did its job. So I guess the start almost couldn't have been worse, but hey, now it runs damn well and I'm pretty happy with my decision!
I think the 2x8-pin might come in handy for people like me who use MorePowerTool (MPT) to raise power limits beyond anything that normal factory settings + Afterburner (AB) would allow. Say, I have my 6900XT set to use up to 350W if needed (factory default is 255W with up to +15% increase through AB resulting in maximum "normally" achievable 297W draw). I'd push for more, but I bought a reference design GPU with only 2x8-pin (they were quite cheaper at launch where I live) + the cooling is just enough for that power output (hitting 83~85°C when under fullest load for tens of minutes) and it might just hotspot throttle if I go any further + my sample has max stable clock at around 2700-2750MHz range (runs fine up to 2720, unstable when higher). With 350W power limit (MPT) and boost clocks set to up to 2660MHz (AB) it barely ever gets below 2500MHz in games (still hits that 350W ceiling sometimes, but with default maxed out PL (255+15%) it was really limited and often dropped to in between 2200~2300MHz, on very rare occasions below 2200 even). I think 6900 and 6950 can scale clocks up to around 400W power limit, maybe higher if you get a good silicon sample that is stable with higher values, so if given the chance it's best to opt for 3x8-pin configuration, at least I know I would when 7900XTXs hit the market. I'd love to see what 6700XT Red Devil can do with, say, 300 watt PL and clocks set to max stable values versus 3060 max stable overclock (I think nVidia doesn't allow user-based power limit increase beyond factory settings - at least I never heard of MPT equivalents for them when I owned Titans, 1080 and 2080Ti).
It's still costly over there.. In India you can get it for INR 35,999 which equals USD 440.. It's Asus 6700xt and you can get the OC version for USD 15 EXTRA.
Picked up a 6700xt when the Gpu apocalypse was going on and they were all over 1k...friend on discord sold me a new xfx model for 500 bucks...still a bit overpriced but after seeing all of the shit pricing everywhere it was very enticing and I'm very happy with it even now.
I've had no issues gaming with the 6700 XT, but the big issue I have with 6000 series cards right now is video playback. These drivers are giving crazy stuttering issues for both me and a friend (6600 XT) and it's very annoying. It's mostly just at 4k or 2k and doesn't always happen, but sometimes videos become literally unwatchable. I hope AMD can work out their driver issues soon.
When it comes to graphics, I was always an NVidia graphic card user, but have since switched to Radeon graphics. My card is a bit dated, but still plays games reasonably well. A Red Devil AMD RX 6700XT would be an awesome card for a new system.
Having recently picked up a brand new 6750XT for £429, I can fully agree with this. Props on the Loot Lord plushie as well!
I'm waiting for my 6750xt to show up in the mail
But is it Satan edition?
@@titgig7232 Acer Loser Suckface Edition... 😞
Got my 6750xt Monday just gone. All I can say is don't believe sites like userbenchmark which says a 3060ti is better than the 6750xt.. it is not. These cards are a beast
@@salmon85 100%, and RSR makes it even better in every game that doesn't support FSR!
Awesome timing! I just got a 6750XT this weekend for about 520 euros and I'm very happy with the results, nice to see that it's not all just Nvidia and their crazy current prices.
Great purchase, here in Germany prices are similar. Still not good but hey better than 800€ what we would have paid a few months ago
@@dricebaker6594 AMD actually dropped below MSRP with most of their cards in the last few month and offer quite decent value for the price.
You can get a 6600 for ~250€, a 6700xt for ~400€ and a top of the line 6950xt for ~850€ (which is faster than a 3090 that starts at 1250€).
I was waiting for 3060ti/3070 prices to ever drop - still well above the MSRP (which was increased from 400/500 to 430/550), so I went with a Asus RX6700xt instead for 420 and it performs great.
The 6750XT is only like $20 more here, it's such an awesome card for that almost free 10% performance boost and definitely a better longterm investment
The 6750XT is only like $20 more here, it's such an awesome card for that almost free 10% performance boost and definitely a better longterm investment
Love AMD but waiting for more AI. 7000 range for $899 with 24 gb going to trash the mid range AMD cards in a few weeks.
6700 XT are definite beasts. I just got a used one for 220 USD and it's absolutely shreds any game at 1080P. I also recommend undervolting it, i got mine from 190W to 120W with 5-7% performance decrease. Absolutely worth it, especially in this current situation of ballooning energy prices.
UV is incredible for cooler temps and less noise but 120 vs 190w does very little to your electricity bill. It's like $25 vs $30/month for your entire PC. Nobody cares.
It depends heavily on energy costs in your area, and how much you use it.
@@dudebroguymate @Rares let's do some math. For example, electricity price in Germany is around 0.45$/kWh. Let's review two configurations:
1) UVed 6700 xt that uses 120W and the rest of the system which will use around 80W, 200W total
2) Stock 6700xt that uses around 200W, 80W for the rest of the system, 280W total
Lets account for 240v-12v acdc conversion losses, now its smth like 220W vs 310W from the wall.
Let's say we have enough free time to game 6 hours a day.
Then you're spending 0.6$ a day, 18 bucks a month for the first config and 0.84$ a day, 25 bucks a month for the second one.
Kinda proves your point, the difference of 7 bucks might not be that huge, but, you know, UVing is free and if performance hit is negligible for you, then why not?
@@vinylSummer Thanks for proving my point. I never said UV was anything but awesome, I just don't agree that the energy savings are the main benefit (or a benefit at all).
@@dudebroguymate True that!
I actually bought a 6700xt a couple of months ago when they dropped below $400US. I looked at the benchmarks between it and the RTX 3060 and the future proofing of 1440P really stood out for me in addition to the performance at 1080P. I am using a 1080P monitor for now but my plan is to upgrade within the next year to a nice 144mhz 1440P monitor. So that's where I'm at and why I did it.
the 6700xt can be on par or better in some cases to a 3070! ; though if you enabled SAM.
same i bought the red devil 6700xt in black friday for 379$
@@cjagria Wow that's an amazing deal. I hope the card works well for you. I am thinking of going all AMD once I decide to upgrade from my 2070 Super.
@@cjagria Newegg has the MSI RX 6750 XT at 409 us right now with another 20 off in rebates, so it can be 389 in the end.
Nice! The 6700XT is great for 1440P, and that jump in resolution is real awesome.
I actually made this same decision a few months ago; ended up going with the 6700 XT over the 3060. I've been very happy with my choice. It has handled everything I've thrown at it very well.
well considering it gives you better then 3070 (not 3070ti) in performance... you made the right choice. 3060 isnt even a consideration.
@@ruckus1981 as an owner of a 3060,3070, and 6700xt, the 6700xt does not outperform a 3070 at any resolution above 1080p. Dollar to performance ratio is where it kicks the 3070’s ass though.
Got a 6700xt for $360 and the price to performance is incredible. Close to 3070 performance for about $200 less. I’m extremely happy with my purchase decision. Don’t pass up AMD cards guys 🙏🙏🙏
That is a really good bang for the bucks deal.
But with the 3070, you could use ray tracing with almost worthwhile framerates, whereas now you have to settle for being stuck with excellent frame rates, and there's usually no point in using upscaling because your framerate will be great without it...
;)
@@syncmonism But with the AMD RX 6800XT, you could use ray tracing with almost worthwhile framerates, whereas now you have to settle for being stuck with excellent frame rates, and there's usually no point in using upscaling because your framerate will be great without it...
we can continue and upping the price if we want to....
@@jesusbarrera6916 But with the 3090 you still can't max out Cyberpunk at 1440p without dropping to under 100 fps, so you actually need a 4090.
@@dudebroguymate nobody NEEDS a 4090
AMD has really closed the gap with Greedvidia and in many cases beats their cards. Since AMD announced they are now an official partner/sponsor of OBS Studio I am guessing that AMD is going to start working hard on closing the encode/decoding/production gap as well. This is all good for the market place and consumers.
Their encoders are already close to Nvidia's after the last updates too. The only thing that is remaining is the productivity side and then there would be absolutely no reason to buy Nvidia
@@hamoudy98productions Unfortunately the AMD encoders are way behind in flexibility and the bit rate needed to have comparable picture quality. You end up with a file that is around 30% larger to have the same quality even after post processing with say DaVinci Resolve. Larger files take more resources and time to process. I currently use a Rx 6900 XT in my all AMD system but I have recently used my buddies intel/Nvidia system with a 3090 and the difference is clear. Here's to hoping the gap closes with AV1 and optimizations from OBS.
On a professional level AMD is a complete joke. Little different on the consumer level though.
The encoder update would be damn Awesome for my 6600xt, lol.
Shame they kinda dropped the ball with performance on the 7000 series.
I got a 6700XT a couple weeks ago for $360 US. I love what AMD is doing with GPU prices! Finally a reasonable 1440P GPU.
Insane price bro
Also got a 6700xt! But it was ~290
@@peeboo how 😭
@@Aleex1869 r/buildapcsales
@@peeboo I live in France so if it's an American subreddit it probably mostly doesn't apply to europe
Radeon has definitely come along way, it's been nice to see how sensible they've managed to keep the market
Radeon has been. Never along way.
They need to invest into AI, machine learning, and ray tracing. They're important, and people need to stop denying it.
@@cryluneray tracing is not important at all
@@crylune Rasterized graphics are more than capable of giving the Triple A experience without ganking your frame rate for BS lighting that is too taxing on the current architecture of GPU's to not be a huge waste of time and money... I'm not saying they should get rid of it, as with everything else, as generations pass it will always get better, but the idea that it's currently something NEEDED is ridiculous at best.
@@crylune AMD are in all those markets, they just don't have the budget and support nvidia have.
I would definitely go for the 6700XT even though I’m a green lover at heart, the extra performance at a higher resolution is a no brainer! Especially because I usually game at 1440P
Meh 4K isnt that big a difference, 3840x2160 - 2560x1440 = 1280x720 pixels. Just go for it with that gpu. I have old tech 2018 strix 2070 $550, so Im stuck on 1440p 144hz.
@@fynkozari9271 If you're talking about performance, that's not a useful way to compare resolutions. When you double the resolution, you actually quadruple the number of pixels, because you're doubling in two dimensions (width and height).3840x2160 is actually 2.2 times as many pixels as 2560x1440. And 4 times as many pixels as 1920x1080.
If you're talking about pixel density, I would say it's also a misleading way of looking at things. 3840 is 1.5*2560. Comparing two monitors of the same size, you're getting 1.5 times as many pixels in each dimension, which can make for a significant improvement to clarity (depending on your monitor size and how far away you sit from it).
Dude, thank you for showing all the nerds who follow you (and not the pc market) just how damn good this card is for its price. What’s even crazier is you can find 6600’s for around $180-$200 and 6600xt for 230-250 and both of those put the overpriced 3060 In it’s place…
how can you even find a rx6600 for $180-$200? Shops around me sell it for around $350-$500
@@wafflies8790 it’s purely region based. Also, if you can’t find one new at a good price, try used. I regularly see 6700XTs for $300USD~, and you can find 6800s for around $400, which puts it closer to the 3070 Ti or 3080 in some stuff.
Yeah, it my experience a 6600 will almost reach 3060 performance, but at a WAY better price. The 6600 XT typically matches or beats out 3060 for still less money!
@@wafflies8790 the RX6600 in the US they are $210 on Newegg and other sites, they can offer rebates or smaller sales lowering the price
in other regions prices can be all over the place in difference
It is region based. I got a Aorus 3060 Elite 12gb for around $300. You've got to live in the right place or trip and fall over a deal it seems...
Great comparison, just shows how much AMD has improved. 6700XT for the money is a great card.
But rtx 3070 is more powerful, amd cards can't compete with nvidia on performance and ray tracing
@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 did we watch the same video or not 😂😂
@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 more powerful for the low low price of 1200 US DOLLARS GET YOURS NOW!1!!!1!!!1
@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 I'm using a 3070 Ti myself, I couldn't care less for ray tracing. Less FPS and I don't even notice it, except for games like minecraft ofc. So yea for the price and performance, 6700XT is better. Also that was a 3060 not a 3070 in the video. definitely a win for AMD 6700XT>3060
@@HolyGrail98 its a win because a higher tier gpu beat a lower tier gpu???? Compare with rtx 3070 ti which is same tier then see the results.
AMD is not your friend, don't get why people fanboy over amd, they have fucked ppl over just as much with the waste of silicon called the r5 4500 and rx 6500 xt, driver issues causing black screens with rx 5700 xt etc
I would choose the Radeon card mainly because I would be dual booting the system and Linux doesn't really like Nvidia cards but also a higher frame rate on certain games is something that has me sold.
id probably go with the satan card so when i get killed in war zone i can easily summon satan to take care of my opponent
The 6700xt still is a mid range Goliath in terms of price to performance.
Picking up a 16GB 6800 or 6800xt is the new way to enter high end desktop for REAL cheap.
RX 6000 series is great imo. I've been thinking about upgrading my 6600xt to a 6800xt. No software issues btw. All amd build.
I went from a 6600XT to the 6800XT and it was a great upgrade. I'm on a 5800X/X570.
i have a 6800xt and it's a beast.
i went from a 6700xt to a 6950xt and 🤯
@Yusuke Urameshi Same with me. 5900X and a RX 6950 XT Pure. Never had any problems.
@@blueplanet... yeah if it turns out ray tracing is viable on the 7k series...rip my wallet.
Oh No Dawid Bought the wrong graphics card
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What ever will he do?
@@helljester8097 Sometime Dawid Will Do A Budget PC With A Stock Cooler
Anyway, lets try to game on both! And give away one of them! It doessnt matter to Dawid which one he uses :D .
He was talking about the 3060
AMD cards are highly underrated, great value for the money
Underrated comment
and they work way better with linux
went from a 3070 fe to a 6700xt and cant tell a diff on 1440p
@@dylangrider3369 That makes sense since the 3070 and 6700XT are supposed to be direct competitors. The point is that you can get an AMD 1440p card (6700XT) for the price of an NVIDIA 1080p card (3060). I will say around me the 3060 Ti is price to price with the 67x0XT cards, so it's not as big a bloodbath but the 67x0XT still beats the 3060 Ti.
For gaming yes, for productivity usage NO
Powercolor has surprisingly high build quality. I have a powercolor hellhound rx 6600, and even at $240 usd, it still has a metal backplate...
Picked up a XFX Swft 6700 XT over Black Friday when it was down to around 330, just couldn't pass it up at that price. That should hold me over until the midrange 7000's or longer.
Well I just got the RX 6600 hell hound addition (influence from one of your videos) and I have to say. The price to performance is great. I paid $300 for the card at the time and I'm just loving how the card handles all the games at 1080p with ease.
Now I know it can't compare to the 6700 XT in performance, but I'm still happy with my purchase.
Unless you move beyond a 1080p monitor, those other, faster, cards are just wasted potential.
I have one of those too and I love it
An old 5700 xt still rivals the 6600 xt. They are pretty much the same GPU. I just can't pull the trigger on one because it's just a hair less powerful than I want :(
@@ToddandRaquiForrest eh, I just got a xfx speedster swft 6700xt and I have that paired with a 1080p 165 hz 1 ms response monitor and I have SAM enabled with my ryzen 5600 (non x) and am playing basically any game between 120-170 fps on high/ultra settings. I don't think it was a waste! High refresh rate gang lol (though in the near future I do think I'll upgrade my monitor to 1440p 144 hz or 165 hz)
Personally I'd choose the Satan 6700xt because of its great performance and cooling. Not to mention the upgrade from an hd 5500 to a possessed gpu seems right.
Love the video Dawid!!
I had the RX 6700XT red devil running on my Gigabyte 1440p ultrawide. I loved how well it runs.
Recently, I just swapped it with a 6750XT I was given. Still, great cards from AMD.
I would buy neither. I have an RX6800 (3 actually, Asus, MSI in wife's pc and Saphire 2nd home computer) and an RX6800XT. I never even bothered to put the 6800XT in. A RX6750XT can't touch the RX6800's higher lows, even before you OC the 6800.
amd will almost always be a cheaper and better performance option on the low end, for gaming. If your buying low end nvidia it should be because you need the CUDA power for CAD work.
The 6700XT is a beast of a card. The 3060 branding automatically adds a premium
It's a premium for Ray tracing.
@@randomguy_069 That you can't acutally use at the 3060 non-Ti level without performance loss from hell. 😁
@@rk9340 You can with DLSS actually!
@@umamifan yeah but doesn’t that kind of defeat the whole purpose of raytracing?
@@umamifan Yea, but then you get a small visual improvement paired with a visual degradation from DLSS so you end up with a worse looking game. (friend of mine got his 3070 last year before the price hike started specifically to play Cyberpunk 2077, which is probably the game that profits most from RTX and actually seeing it in the flesh convinced me pretty quickly that RTX isn't something I need - well, at least not in a forseeable future.)
I LOVE this kind of videos. I don't have a pc, i can't afford it. I game a little bit on my old laptop but this kind of videos help me fantasize and i love them
that's just sad
I feel you , watching on phone 🥺
This was me about 1.5-2 years ago. Built my first PC after watching way too many tech videos. Dawid's videos have been great fun and informative.
You can get into a gaming pc for relatively cheap on 1-2 generation old hardware, search marketplace for all the parts on the second hand market and just slowly build it man.
Nobody should buy a 3060 over a 6700 or 6750XT
As a proud owner of that specific Rx 6700xt I will forever call it the Beelzebub edition, sounds so much cooler.
Red devil can overclocked, hell and back.
Both are great cards and either one would make most gamers pretty happy. I've used both Nvidia and AMD over the last 35 years and it's amazing how that both push each other each generation to do better. The 6700xt is a great card for that price no doubt.
Some people out there are really sleeping on the AMD 6000 series cards for sure.
Nvidia first gpu geforce 256 released october 11th 1999, 23 years ago. While Radeon R100 was released in april 1st 2000, 22 years ago. So what GPU were u using 35 years?
@@fynkozari9271 the 1st ATI ega and vga cards came out in '87
It has been cool to see the give and take between them. Curious to see how the 7000 series turns out.
@@fynkozari9271 Roadhouse is correct. AMD bought ATI in 2006. Before that AMD made CPUs to compete with Intel. ATI made some great GPUs that could go toe to toe with Nvidia which was why AMD bought them out.
Just finished building my son's first gaming computer yesterday, went with the Asus Dual 6700XT as the value was amazing I felt. Metal Backplate, nice subtle RGB, beautiful card.
Me 2. Love Asus build quality.
RGB? Doesn't it have like a single light strip with a static color?
The satan card's overall look is as mightily impressive as the performance
warning the gpu is about to catch fire and burn your house down quick turn it off turn it off🤣🤣🤣
I like the Scamvidia card, thin and nice looking. Like liquid cooled design. But 3060 8gb is a scam. lower performance, same price.
I would go for a 6700XT, this card is satanly beast.
I’d have to go with the 6700XT on this one. I like the better rasterization performance and don’t have any experience with RT. So I’d take the all around beefier card lol.
I've found RT nice but I prefer raw fps. Once the performance difference becomes more manageable RT will be great.
@@OwenDavies83 I’m currently running an i5-3570k with 16 GB of DDR3 1866 and an ASUS GTX 770 Direct CUII
@@BravingtheStorm I had a 280X which was on par with a 770. The difference is huge. You will get bottlenecked by your cpu in a few games but shouldn't be too big a problem.
As someone whose original build included this exact 6700 XT GPU, it is an absolute MONSTER for the price at 1440p.
I upgraded this holiday season to the 6950 XT.
I have the RX6700 xt and did think about the RX6950 xt but I would need a new PSU & monitor so it starts to get pricey
Aside from the performance diff, I'd choose the 6700 xt cuz it's edgy and I kinda like the glowing color when it's turned on perfectly capturing the "beast" of a graphics card it is.
Hey, may i suggest showing a frametime graph instead of a framerate graph to get a sense of stability between systems ?
6700xt is a class above the 3060. Even with RT which is a strong suit for Nvidia it gets beaten. What a deal on an amazing card!
Interesting results, I was not expecting the RX6700 XT to perform better with RayTracing than the RTX 3060.
ME TOO.
me too
Not many people interested in raytracing. That is just a business for people to pay more. Well done.
My friends bought nvidia gpu for raytracing but , they are not using now.its taxing the performance. I bought nvidia only for some productive works, But wanted to by amd, but unfortunately its not best at it, amd which gives more for less. amd is catching up in many apps , hope I will get amd next time.
@@45eno Good point. In addition to that, the RX-6700 XT was designed to compete with the RTX-3070 Ti, which would show comparable
performance in gaming, except for RT. Monitors are another issue. I know that my RTX-3070 Ti can make a lot of frames in Doom 2016,
for example, but since my monitor can only display 144 Hz images, anything faster than that can't be seen. Fact is, I can't tell the
difference between 144 Hz and 100 Hz on my Dell 27" 2k monitor, so I run it at 100 Hz and just enjoy gaming.
When placing radiators you should always place the tubes at the bottom. That way the inevitable air bubbles will stay at the top of the radiator and wont by sucked into the pump which decreases cooling performance and increases wear significantly.
I think this may change me from an nVidia lifer. Team Red is finally putting up a good fight with super competitive pricing
What he doesn't mention is DLSS. Until AMD can equal that, NVIDIA wins.
3rd party vendors of nvidia gpus are still better. Fan quality is usually better, so if you care about acoustics, nvidia is still the way to go
@@mintymus this.
If you're on anything above 1080p DLSS is a godsend and by far the most impressive piece of rendering tech that has come out in years.
These AMD copes always ignore it despite it being a huge elephant. Ray tracing performance is another elephant in the same room, although not as relevant... YET. AMD is competing on price/raster frames and that's nice but they CANNOT compete with Nvidia on actual technology and productivity.
@@steel5897 100% agree.
If you do anything other than gaming with your GPU, I wouldn't recommend it.
I hope they keep the Red Devil series for a long time. They always look great and perform well.
they showed off the red devil 7900 xt/xtx cards and the hellhound cards
@@donxx1206 WHERE!!??
@@donxx1206 I also really like the hellhound. Power colour makes really nice cards
I bought a 6600XT around this time last year as it was all that I could find its a Red Devil and it has been amazing. Since then I've bought a 6900XT XFX Merc and a 6600 Hell Hound for my other machines they all have worked great. 6600XT handles 1440p no problem. Been very pleased with the RDNA2 cards. These cards replaced a 1080,1070 ,and 970.
I just purchased a Power Color RX 6700 XT from Micro Center ($345 US) about a week ago. I only ran the Unigine Superposition and Heaven 4.0 benchmarks on it, but the performance came out between an RTX 3070 Ti and an RTX 3080 in Superposition and slighly better than an RTX 3080 in Heaven 4.0. I had all settings turned up to maximum on both benchmarks and screen resolution was 1080p for both, since I still use an archaic 1080p TV for my display. (It's a living room media PC.) Overall I'm extremely satisfied with the RX 6700 XT, and as a bonus with VSynch on (ie: 60fps locked) the power consumption stays below 120Wh on Horizon Zero Dawn almost all the time and the idle power consumption hovers around 8Wh. Nice to see the comparison even though it really wasn't a fair test. I would have like to see some RT turned on results, but I know that the RT performance from the RX 6000 cards sucks compared to nVidia. (I think the AMDs are about half the RT performance of the nVidia cards, so the 3060 would have likely tied the 6700 XT.)
Given the choice, I would definitely go with the AMD card that you clearly showed is a considerable amount better for games.
AMD's low market share has me scratching my head to be honest. The 6000 series is amazing.
People are dumb. That's it.
Most people just go with what they know
Because the only thing AMD graphic cards do well is gaming. Nvidia owns the entire creative/productivity market, and more people are buying GPUs for that then they are for gaming.
That could be bugs living in your hair.
It's simple uneducated buyers and brand bias. Lots of people who only buy Nvidia can't accept that an AMD card can have the same performance or more for the same or less money.
This is why I keep telling people the 6700xt is awesome. Me personally I'll be trying my hands at the gpu gods to see if i can get a 7900xtx before the scalpers take them all.
I thought the scalpers have their money tied to their stockpiles of 4080s, which they are unable to sell. At the very least the scalpers should be a lot more careful, especially with AMD cards, with the AMD market share having apparently dropped from 20 to mere 10%.
@@herrakaarme thats not gonna stop em from getting sought after producs
@@Huskywolfy5 Well, that's what they do for living, after all. I wish RX 7000 will be a huge success for AMD. From AMD's point of view it doesn't much matter if it's a scalper or a human buying the card, but with cryptards not buying, perhaps there will be enough for everyone, so that people don't even need to consider buying from scalpers.
@@herrakaarme its not a problem for AMD but its a problem for everyone else who wants to buy the card at MSRP. Theres some 4090 scalpers who have had 30 of them at once and being able to use bots to buy them before you even see them go in stock on the page is illegal in the UK
@@Huskywolfy5 Nobody's forcing anyone to buy from a scalper. If no one ever buys from them, they go out of business.
My GF just grabbed a $249 MSI 6650 XT @ Newegg - great price for performance.
I have the White PowerColor RX 6700 XT Hellhound 12GB used off Ebay for 300, added thermal putty between backplate and card, added copper shims and used thermal putty, card is absolutely chilly. Its a 1440p beast and I have two monitors. Should never really need to upgrade unless I go to 4k.
Watching you and Linus makes me think the GPU shortage wasn't caused by crypto miners, but by tech RUclipsrs.
It’s both
Keep up the great work. Can’t wait to watch the video. ❤
The 6700XT was a good card @ MSRP, for the current going rate of $300-350 USD it smokes everything else in that price bracket.
This card performs essentially on-par with a 2080ti in rasterization. People were happy to pay $1000+ for those cards not too long ago.
Precisely why I chose it for my 5800X3D build I just completed!
lovely video, the red devil is beautiful! you should try to improve your benchmarks data by creating a simple graphic on word or powerpoint, plain text is kinda weird considering you have awesome footage in 4k, kinda breaks down the immersion.
I snagged one of these PowerColor Red Devil 6700 XTs on Ebay for $310 shipped a couple of weeks ago. Amazing purchase, and it overclocked to 2.75 GHz core / 17.2Gbps memory for an almost 10% gain with no problems
Id take the RX6700, although I would be interested in how the RX6750 would perform for just a few bucks more
already posted after 2 days? You are a very consistent youtuber which posts very good videos. Anyway, I would pick the Rx 6700 xt over the rtx 3060, beacuse it is overall a better performing gpu, and beacuse it has rgb, and we all know that rgb means pro gamer.
'Moving swiftly on from my adult feelings' - there are exercises you can do to help with that :) I haven't had an AMD card since they changed their drivers from the equivalent of an index to the entire Encyclopedia Britannica many years ago - but I think it's time I revisited that. The 6700XT performed very well at that price point and, although I might go for higher specced models, it certainly places things in perspective. Thanks for another great video!
I’m glad you enjoyed it! I’ll go check out those exercises you speak of. 😂 Yeah, their drivers can still be a bit buggy but they’ve come a long way.
I gor a 6800 powercolor red dragon, it plays everything on ultra is quieter than my sons 3060 and cooler. I cant beleive how quiet the whole system is really all i can hear is the ssds clicking even when gaming and its watercooled. AMD ARE AMAZING
Been with Powercoler for some years due to their solid build quality and performance. I have had my vega56 red dragon for few years now and it still performs well at 1440p getting a solid 80fps on battlefield 2042 on high. My next card will be another red dragon 6750 if my wife really loves me! A new card just isn't for Christmas,it's for life :)
These are such a good deal right now.
Honestly, as much as I like Nvidia, AMD has really good prices
So true
Was thinking to choose between both cards but after this video I believe i will go for team AMD. The performance looks promising.
amd has nice perfomance, but amd has this thing that it crashes randomly, if you are playing whole day and switching games, your pc will tell you goodbye at some point
@@madlatvian2603that is pretty rare that happens I have a 6850m XT and havenR had many crashes maybe 1 a week
@@madlatvian2603 never had any crash on my 6700xt
Great comparison, just shows how much AMD has improved. 6700XT for the money is a great card!
The 6700XT was originally priced to compete with, and fell just a little shy of, the 3070. Just because AMD has slashed the price a year later isn't really an improvement.
It's more an acknowledgement that their position in the market means they have to lower prices to move their old products, while Nvidia (unfortunately) knows their market position lets them apply an Apple-like price premium.
That exact card is currently 350$ on Aliexpress with worldwide shipping, and even though is used you at least has some kind of waranty that the card at least have display video or the seller will cover it, crazy to think that you can have a 1440p experience for such amount of money
Imagine choosing a 3060 over a 6700 XT lmao. NVIDIA just can't beat AMD when it comes to FPS per dollar.
I've got the 6800XT version of the Red Devil card and I've got to say it's a fantastic card. You can easily push it to RTX 3090 levels of performance for more than 50 less wattage and much cooler temps (far less bloat and stress on the PCie slot too, being a marginally smaller and lighter card). Very happy to see everyone is finally appreciating how solid RDNA2 is.
Even the 6950XT can't be pushed to 3090 performance...
I bought a 6900XT in late November of 2021, can confirm, it does go above an beyond the 3090 imo, in some cases it ever reaches 3090TI levels of performance which is INSANE considering the price difference.
@@mintymus the 6950xt is equal to 3090 bro
@@Celatra Show me 1 benchmark where the 6950xt is equal to the 3090, bro.
@@mintymus the gamer nexus, ltt benchmarks and more
it's -5% to -0% on average, sometimes even being +1
I just think from a value perspective AMD’s RDNA 2 and upcoming RDNA 3 cards have just been so appealing cause of the price to performance that these cards bring. Even though I upgraded to a 3060ti I kinda regret upgrading back when both AMD and NVIDIA cards were so expensive given how much value I would’ve gotten had I waited ;~;
RDNA2 are very appealing these days, IDK about mid-range since I don't follow that part of market, but you can get 6900 as low as in 650~750 USD range via newegg / amazon / ebay. The only downside is RT performance, but if your choice is 6800-non-XT or below performance class it doesn't matter anyway.
I love AMD! Been using them for years. I could only afford the RX 6600 8 GB but it does the job well. Wish AMD would get more credit for their cards.
They uh, do, from people like you sucking them off endlessly on RUclips and Reddit.
Fanboys suck. Glad you're satisfied with your card though.
Red Devil cards are just next level. Check the temps in all the benchmarks ..... I have a 6800XT Red Devil and it's my favourite GPU of the entire last generation NV3000/RX6000.
Love how Dawid is just like, "Yeah, this GPU out of a crap prebuilt just died, so I ripped this other GPU out of another crap prebuilt."
I'm always been an AMD fan, they keep their performances even higher with time. Currently I've a 5600XT and I'm fine with it.
I built 3 gaming machines. One for me, one for my wife in the living room, and one for my friend. 6800Xt, 6750xt, and 6700xt. Got deals on each at different times over the last 3 months and could not be happier. This is the first all AMD builds I have built in 20 years of building systems.
I have the 6600 XT which is serving me well. Second hand prices for these had dropped through the floor and are excellent options if you can't afford the 6700 XT. While I don't tax the card and mainly play Fallout 76 it doesn't need to spin up the fans at all and still stays below 60°C in South Africa.
That Red Devil 6700xt has a really overbuilt cooler for the power draw. Max I could pull was 230w while OC'd running furmark. You can basically run the fans at the minimum in the radeon software (35%) and essentially have a silent card.
6700XT over 3060 all day. AMD updated AMF recently and it is nearly identical to NVENC now according to a recent article from Digital Trends. They also now have a new Noise Suppresion system that they say works well now.
Local shop manager: Guys, we should get rid of the Devil before X-Mas
I would have to pick the PowerColor red devil card personally. I have always went with their brand due to overall quality that comes with the GPU. The red devil brand is one of my favorite brands they make
you need a gpu with the power infused from satan
I use Iray so I have only one choice when it comes to graphics card brands.
When this man said the "excluding the 3060 Scumbag edition" i died.
“100fps… which is decent..” me playing on my 30 fps dell laptop
I just bought 6700XT last week, for $359 in Best Buy... It's the XFX Speedster. After some considerable hassle with drivers, I can say the system is running smoothly now and I'm happy with the overall performance, although, 4k playback tends to get choppy for some reason, something I didn't have an issue with even on my old GTX 1060 3gb
Did you use the Display Driver Uninstaler? You should run that when changing GPU manufacturers especially, to make sure Nvidia drivers are fully gone from windows. When I had some weird problems with my GPU using DDU and reinstaling the same driver made it work a lot better.
@@shepardpolska Haven't used it before. I'll make sure to run it again just in case for any nVidia leftovers. Thanks for the tip!
@@mirzaaljic Windows can also overwrite drivers sometimes with their auto update option or something, might wanna look into it if problems come back. Hopefully it gives you a better experience!
The fact that you can get these new for that price and a used 3090 for less that £750 makes me very happy 😁
You should review a gpu from a company called Soyo. Their RTX 3080 is going for about £600 on AliExpress and their 3070 for £400. I’m intrigued because I’ve never heard of the brand and there’s barely any videos on it but they seem legit.
I just built a PC with a Sapphire Pulse RX 6700 xt for $410, and the card is a beast! It's meant for 1440p, but at 1080p I can literally crank Microsoft Flight Simulator to Ultra settings and get 50-75 fps most of the time (like all the time when I'm not in areas like New York and where the World Updates are, like dense Madrid). The only thing is that my card has 2 fans, so I needed to apply a slightly more aggressive fan curve, but it still runs pretty quietly. I'm very happy with that card, and I'm glad that I didn't pay for overpriced Nvidia (the 3060 Ti was at $400 - MSRP - at my Best Buy, but the thing is that card has 4 gigs less of VRAM, lower clock speed, and is just generally worse in most areas that aren't Nvidia exclusive things like ray tracing and such)
MSIs RTX cards have been dog water with suprim being the only exception. The ventus series is to the RTX lineup as an i7 6700 is to a 6700k
i did an upgrade to my system. got the 6700 xt and a philips 28" 4k monitor for 720 ish, haven't looked back since. the montior is only 60 fps, but can play most if not all the games i play at 55-60 frames. warthunder is well above that.
I don't actually buy computer hardware, I've just gotten my friends' old handmedowns. that includes a 3050, and a macbook air M1, and my entire PC build
max out your charisma stat guys, it's smth else.
Something seems off about the 3060 in Cyberpunk, my laptops 1660ti gets over 40fps average at 1080p high . . . . . .
Maybe it has become more intensive, I haven't played it since earlier this year. But it still seems so much lower than I would have expected.
I managed to get get a 6700 XT for 430 euros last month (EU pricing, was a sale from 570) because 3060 Tis were (and still are) going for well over 550, so I feel like I made the right decision to pull the trigger on that.
"You spoil us with all these frames" someone's watched Father Ted.
I was having trouble running warzone with my 6700XT. It was skipping, frame drops, etc. went into adrenaline, applied RSR, dropped the display resolution down and adjusted the in game Res. Bam, perfect. My friend tried to do the same with his rtx 2070 and it didn’t work as well.
Just bought a new 6700XT for 399 € and I love it! Getting it to work was a pain in the a**, 'cause the drivers just didn't want to install and I was getting black screens in Windows over and over again. Five hours and a fresh Windows install later, it finally did its job. So I guess the start almost couldn't have been worse, but hey, now it runs damn well and I'm pretty happy with my decision!
Dankie Dawid for this cool channel from a fellow South African and showing we have grate sense of humor and are naturally funny
I think the 2x8-pin might come in handy for people like me who use MorePowerTool (MPT) to raise power limits beyond anything that normal factory settings + Afterburner (AB) would allow.
Say, I have my 6900XT set to use up to 350W if needed (factory default is 255W with up to +15% increase through AB resulting in maximum "normally" achievable 297W draw). I'd push for more, but I bought a reference design GPU with only 2x8-pin (they were quite cheaper at launch where I live) + the cooling is just enough for that power output (hitting 83~85°C when under fullest load for tens of minutes) and it might just hotspot throttle if I go any further + my sample has max stable clock at around 2700-2750MHz range (runs fine up to 2720, unstable when higher). With 350W power limit (MPT) and boost clocks set to up to 2660MHz (AB) it barely ever gets below 2500MHz in games (still hits that 350W ceiling sometimes, but with default maxed out PL (255+15%) it was really limited and often dropped to in between 2200~2300MHz, on very rare occasions below 2200 even). I think 6900 and 6950 can scale clocks up to around 400W power limit, maybe higher if you get a good silicon sample that is stable with higher values, so if given the chance it's best to opt for 3x8-pin configuration, at least I know I would when 7900XTXs hit the market.
I'd love to see what 6700XT Red Devil can do with, say, 300 watt PL and clocks set to max stable values versus 3060 max stable overclock (I think nVidia doesn't allow user-based power limit increase beyond factory settings - at least I never heard of MPT equivalents for them when I owned Titans, 1080 and 2080Ti).
It's still costly over there.. In India you can get it for INR 35,999 which equals USD 440.. It's Asus 6700xt and you can get the OC version for USD 15 EXTRA.
Picked up a 6700xt when the Gpu apocalypse was going on and they were all over 1k...friend on discord sold me a new xfx model for 500 bucks...still a bit overpriced but after seeing all of the shit pricing everywhere it was very enticing and I'm very happy with it even now.
"don't judge a book by its render configuration" - Dawid does techstuff
it just says that the cooling on the card can withstand the fires of hell
I've had no issues gaming with the 6700 XT, but the big issue I have with 6000 series cards right now is video playback. These drivers are giving crazy stuttering issues for both me and a friend (6600 XT) and it's very annoying. It's mostly just at 4k or 2k and doesn't always happen, but sometimes videos become literally unwatchable. I hope AMD can work out their driver issues soon.
When it comes to graphics, I was always an NVidia graphic card user, but have since switched to Radeon graphics. My card is a bit dated, but still plays games reasonably well. A Red Devil AMD RX 6700XT would be an awesome card for a new system.
The 6700XT is a great card. The Red Devil cards go in a lot of my dark themed systems... especially DOOM.