At 10:20 I mentioned that you want to have a 550W PSU minimum if you're going to have similar specs to mine, and while in my case at stock you the peak power consumption never exceeded ~400W, having more headroom is always better. If you can, get at least a 600W PSU for a build like R5 5600 + RX 6800 & 32 GB of RAM. Thanks for watching! You can support my work here: www.buymeacoffee.com/ratechyt discord.gg/PFb9cMstZH instagram.com/ratechyt twitter.com/ratechyt facebook.com/ratechyt
@@IrnMaiden304 you must be new lol they put it that way because they want to be considerate with people using this card together with a cpu but if u just have a cpu on a 75watts 550w is enough lol thats why its better to buy a wattmeter also so u can monitor your total consumption and not always relying just because people said u need 650w lol its better to be educated at the end of the day rather just random people saying this and that i use a 520w with my 6800 lol and i have the same power consumption as this guy it never exceed 400w
@@ajjames1960 I don't think AMD is " Random " people saying it. Is your 520w running close to full tilt most of the time ?, what is the watt use of your setup ( you already answered that, so NVM ) and have you ever had the system spike running it ?. I'm not being trying to be an @$$, these are just questions, more information the better right ?. ( This part IS being a bit of an @$$ but funny ) Or am I asking for information from a " Random Person " saying this or that 😆.
I have this card with a 5800X3D and 32 gig of DDR4 3600 with SAM enabled. Nothing stops it really. I have no reason to look at GPUs until the RX 8000 series. I won't pay Nvidia prices so my next card will most likely be AMD.
by AMD's bullshit prices are just fine, apparently - just so long as Nvidia is worse, you are happy to accept nearly anything the "competition" throws your way, apparently.
RTX 3070 (Ti) might be faster in raytracing but then it will always run out of videomemory with the latest games. So that argument no longer holds any value...
I have both 3070 TI and 6800XT, the game looks better on 3070 but yes, 3070 TI have video memory issue for certain title. For example in Hogwart Legacy, the game just crash out with message out of video memory.
No one uses Ray Tracing, official data used. The video: well the other one wins becasue Ray Tracing ok guys see ya. Unproffesional And there is a lot of games that already asks for more than 8GB (on mid settings) already.
@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 The thruth is that competing with the 3080 was very optimistic. If the 3070ti had 16gb it would already be a significantly better GPU. Yes, there are scenarios where the 6800xt can match the 3080, but there are also scenarios where the 3060ti beats the 6800xt
You helped my decision in October last year to go AMD for the first time since my ATI 9800 xt haha. I bought a sapphire 7900xtx nitro, absolutely no regrets.
Bought this card in June after selling an RTX 4070ti due to a lack of funds at the time. I paid £360 for it and it was my first AMD card since the R9 290. I have no regrets, it plays everything I throw at it at high or max settings at 3440 x 1440. Ray tracing support isn't great but I haven't missed all that malarky to be honest. Buying this card has made me realise that all of the RTX stuff isn't that important at all.
Having worked with about every 6000 series GPU I would make a couple recommendations. Undervolt - The 6800 from what I understand can run stable around 900 mV, you may have to test + 50 to get it perfectly stable. This will drop the power usage 30-40 watts, running a little cooler, and more then likely result in more stable clocks, all without having to crank that power slider to max(which is still an option if you want to crank up Mhz). GPU Ram - 6000 series cards LOVE ram speed & better timings. On all of the non 50 variants I set the ram to +100 and set Faster Timing. As long as its stable this will result in 3 - 6 FPS jump on its own. Sometimes you can only get one of these to work, in this case you will have to test if the +100 or the faster timing works better for your card. Mhz - In your testing the card is running very cool, I think I saw a max of 65c, and if you undervolt that is going to go down some more. You have head room to get more speed out of the card for sure. This is an area that is tricky and why I mention it last. You have to find the sweet spot, too little Mhz you leaving performance untapped, too much and you are generating extra heat and power draw for nothing. On my 6900xt 2450 gets me a 22000 time spy score, pushing it further only resulted in a loud more power hungry card and no gains, it ran stable at nearly 2700 Mhz but this was pulling 330 watts compared to my sweet spot settings which only pulls about 260, I think my score went up about 2%, not worth it. Ball parking I would guess 2250 min - 2350 max, 2100 ram speed with Fast Timings, 950 mV. With these settings the power slider might not even make a difference in performance but I would test it to be 100%.
Or you can download morepowertools, give it as much voltage as you can cool without being too loud(1050mV in my case), change powerlimit(300Mhz, doesnt matter, card doesn't pull that much anyway) and you can run it at 1500-1600 MHz. You get 6800 XT performance. Just tested it like a week ago after repasting the card and got 2nd best result with my CPU/GPU combo in TimeSpy. Before that, i was running it exactly as you said, undervolted to 940mV in 1000-1100Mhz range. That was the only way how to run my card cool before repasting.
Your pretty spot on with your OC settings for the 6800. I typically run a boost clock of 2350 with the mV set somewhere around 950. I can go to 2600Mhz but I have to run 1050mV to stay stable. I think my ram speed is set to 2128 which the actual in game speed is 2116 which is the 6800 ram sweet spot but you probably won't notice a difference with 2100. The 6800 can be overclocked and undervolted at the same time. It's a tweakers dream. I always wanted to play with a 6800xt and see what it could do.
@@brandonpayne1207 I cant 100% confirm this but from what I understand anything over 2100 on the ram speed loosens up the timings, on ram as fast as GDDR I doubt it matters but just food for thought, something to test.
@@RegazozoGaming I played around with it on time spy and setting the memory frequency to 2128 gave me the best score. No matter what I set the memory frequency to it would run 12 slower giving me the 2116. All of the other top time spy scores with a 5600x3d and a 6800 were running that same frequency. If I ran it any faster or slower I would get a worse score.
Previously, I didn't care so much about the amount of video memory because I just played 1080 until I got a crash on Hogwarts lecagy with my 3070 TI. Yups.. GPU can actually still get more than 60 fps with RT on, but the game always crashed after 5 minutes. Then I saw the video memory utilization is 7500 mB, or near the maximum available. At the first time the game is running, it only uses around 4-5 GB of video memory, then increases up to 7.5 GB before it crashes. Then I try with my RX6800XT 16GB, the game using video memory around 11-12GB. So for my next card, the amount of video memory becomes more important in consideration.
And many games (hogwarts included) lower things like textures automatically in an attempt to not crash. 3070-3070ti where already known to have little VRAM, some reviewers managed to predict that despite 8gb of VRAM where enough to max pretty much everything, that would no longer be the case once consoles moved the bar. Something similar is likely to happen in 3-5 (not as bad as 3070-3070ti TBH) years to the 4070ti once PS6 releases
I got one in June for $400. I have no regrets. The only thing is since AMD mentioned FSR 4.0 this week, I'm guessing the 6000 series won't be supported because of no AI hardware. But I mainly play 1080p, so I'm not sweating it.
Bought a reference 6800 used for $320 about a year ago. Hasn't dropped in value and I play everything I want at 3440x1440 144hz. I can't justify blowing spending the crazy money needed to get a significant performance jump
@@crassusmaximus5879That's not 4K, it's basically ultrawide 1440p so it's a little more demanding that regular 1440p but not as demanding as 4K. Still it's true that he can't get 144fps in absolutely every game.
What is crazy to me is that Nvidia found a way to make people pay for a feature that kills your fps and give you less vram but pay significantly more money for it meanwhile, AMD gives your faster gpus with more vram that are more future proof but people by Nvidia for features like DLSS which came out to combat the poor performance of Ray tracing. The problem is the vram will always be an issue because games will get more demand as time goes on and vram will be king. I have a Rx 6800 16gb and this card is insane. I love the card and I am future proofed and it does not do to bad with ray tracing if a game I am playing has it. I am never willing to kill my fps for shiny objects on the screen. It makes no real sense to me. I would rather native res with optimized settings for the best frame rate to fidelity I can get. I got my card for 315 and do not regret it at all. Great card.
This is my second AMD GPU after 6700XT and earlier I used 3060 12GB. Got this used in July for about $270 (Sapphire Nitro+) paired with i5 12600K and 32 GB DDR4 3200. I can't look back anymore.
I play city skylines 2 and the VRAM usage is 13.4 gigs so I’m kinda glad I got the 6800 only thing is I wish I got the 6800xt but I overclock any way so it’s close either way
Bought the Reference model of the 6800 used for 300 dollars locally about a year ago. I upgraded to the 7800x3d cpu and I have no reason to upgrade anytime soon. The 6800 has the VRAM and power that I need for any game that I want to play.
your core clock is really low, not sure if you lowered it intentionally but my 6800 came at 2.25 ghz stock this card oc's potential is insane and you'd probably get an extra 20% performance running it at something like 2.4 ghz compared to this
i rarely invest my money on AAA games and still went with a 6800 non xt. You could say i "futureproofed" my build since i only play indies and smaller scale games. This card is gonna be enough for my use case for another 4-5 years at least, so pretty much when AMD will stop updating the drivers
I have a 7900GRE but had the 6800 before it’s still more than capable at 1440p can range from about 60-100fps on most tiles. My new card gets about 90-125fps at 1440p high but that’s it so the 6800 is huge value if you can snag it
Just wanna say since this is navi 21 XL die(like the 6900xt and 6950 xtx series) it has insane oc potential and can take much more power than stock. You can use more power tools to crank the power limits so it draws 300 watts, get stable 2500mhz in game clocks, max out the memory with fast timings(if you get a samsung memory one) and tune fan curve. You get a gpu that is faster than a 4070 in raster.
I believe I tried overclocking this card a couple of times, if I'm not mistaken I wasn't able to push it too far. Gonna need to play around with it again.
@@RATechYT Google "More power tools", maybe you dont know, I can send you my settings for it(both mpt and oc profile), I am getting almost 20k on timespy with the setup. I increased the FCLK to 1800 and soc voltage is increased by 25 I believe(didnt look at it for a while since it took me a month to get everything stable and now I just reapply it after driver updates), I modified the power settings a lot, and increased the power limit. In radeon driver I have min/max clock to 2450 2550 respectively(2500 in game from the stock ~2100), 2150mhz fast timings on memory, power +15%, 1018mv voltage and a custom fan curve so it stays under 75-80 hotspot. Before this I would try setting the 2450/2550 without mppt in the driver, and setting your vram to 2100 fast timings(I found you get no gains on this card after 2123/2126). My model is a powercolor fighter, so decent cooling but nothing high end.
Just got a RX 6900xt Sapphire Nitro SE used with leftover warranty for just 300bucks, an upgrade from my 3060ti for sure. But the vram on these cards is the best thing about them imo.
I have 5600X / rx6800 and 16gb ... for what I play, it's just perfect ... always achieve the 1080 or 1440p at 60fps (because I have only screen blocked at 60fps ) in high/ultra ... Love this GPU, considering his age today, it stay impressive.
Few games actually need its 16 gigs in my experience, but this thing is an ML beast for how cheap it is. Already great value for gaming and even better value for some serious tasks.
I have this with a RX 7600 CPU and 32 GB of DDR5-6000. I am so happy, esp with the 16GB of VRAM. You can run basically any game on high (not Ultra, which is a scam) and get 70 to 80fps at minimum at 1440p.
I got this one since 2022 RX6800/5600X/X570/32 GB RAM, is one of the most undercovered value card for 1440p, and i think, no need to upgrade in a few years. nice Vid
I have a 6800xt with a 10900k with 64GB 4400 cl 15, ddr4. I swear it's like it's 2011 all over again. 10900k is the new sandy bridge. And the 6800xt is the new HD 7870. I still have that rig. I7 2600k 32gb DDR3 2400, and the ole Asus 7870 direct cu II.
@@LastExile1989 Do you drink a lot? You make zero sense. No one gets your random 2011 reference. I simply ask and you attack me online? Either stop drinking- or drink some more. You are probably talking about when SB came out but you should offer a little more context. And yes, I am older than you son.
Just went from a 3060ti to 6800, loving the improvements! I’ve seen my games eat up way more than 8gb of ram now, Cyberpunk specifically has been running so much better I’m playing it again, and I swear I’m gonna finish it this time 😂 also have a 5600 which is definitely fine for now. Mostly wanted the extra VRAM for future titles that come out (hopefully the next battlefield is actually a good one 🤞🏼) Sold my 3060ti so I didn’t even spend too much overall. Also kinda of feels like a middle finger to Nvidia which has been outta their mind when the 40 series pricing and performance, and that’s only going to get worse next gen.
Results should be a little higher for most viewers. My factory clock speed for XFX swift was 2304mhz vs 2150mhz or lower that the creator's card is running at. I overclocked my GPU to 2375 that way the full undervolt offset applies. At 2400 mhz to 2475 mhz it starts to ignore undervolting and at 2500 mhz and above it completely ignores the undervolt and runs at full voltage.
According to XFX: Game Clock, Up To 1980 MHz Boost Clock, Up To 2190 MHz Which is right in line with what I'm getting here with my XFX Merc 319 RX 6800.
@@RATechYT I have a XFX Swift RX 6800 and my factory overclock was set to 2304 mhz. I got lucky and won the silicone lottery because mine can do 2600 mhz. I run mine at 2375 though with a -135 undervolt.
The productivity issues are likely to be resolved on AMD's side, AMD has been developing ROCm for the 7000 series, though there's hints of 6000 support too. At the end of the day the software stack is open source.
the core clock on MSI Afterburner can be turned up too 2309 that's what I'm running mine at and it hasn't failed me yet haha should give it a try with your card
I do VR. I had a 1660ti. It worked well at 72 to 90fps. The Quest 3 was just released,. I wanted 120fps (where avail) Yadda Yadda Yadda. The 6800 is a VR monster! Nothing stops it.
Got one, with an undervolt and memory OC i get 150w max from this card and a loss of 7% in performance in blackmyth wukong. Its the most power efficient card for 1440p gaming
This merc 319 was made to be a premium cooling solution for 6900xt that easily goes over 350w so 250w 6800 with hat cooler will stay cool and quiet. That's the best 6800 you can get. They respond great to OC and UV. I got the XT version and it gets up to 6900xt level of performance while consuming less power than stock.
i love this card , best value card ever, but the problem is its not available because its out of stock or its way too expensive because of that (500-600$+)
Bhai I'm confused between 7800xt, 7900xt and 4070 super Ti, while 7800xt seems most value for money, my gaming need is 1440p ultra and sometimes 4K normal and for audio and video production, please suggest which can be the best and what CPU of intel will go best with it
@@yaatharthk907 Just pick the 7900 GRE if you get a good deal, I have one paired with my 5700x3d, it eats everything I throw at it, and I have mine undervolted/OC to 970 mV 2803 mhz 2316 Vram at PL +15
I just ordered a 6800 a few days ago, waiting for it to arrive pricewise it was IDENTICAL to the 7700XT, yet I still chose the 6800, I have a 1440p 165hz monitor , and I prefer having more VRAM over slightly higher RT performance I'd rather use that higher refreshrate while using the native resolution , thank you very much And reccomending an 8gb card at the end ? In 2024 ? Seriously?
How much for the 6800? I want that one, but im not sure if $370 is expensive, it is 40 bucks less than 7700xt and 90 buskcs more than 6700xt, and I am a lil bit indecisive
Also in my country people is selling that same card(but used) for almost 600USD😂, For that reason, im ordering it in amazon and someone is doing me the favor to bring it, relatively it's cheap, so, i wanna know if for you it's okay or nah?
Selling the 5600 and getting a used 5700x for 30 buck upgrade. It won't be near the level of the 5700x3d or 5800x3d but least you highly limit hyperthreading as you go over 50% utilisation much less . I probably wouldn't buy an 8gb card as games can definitely pull more than that and especially with RT so productivity id probably go 4070 12gb .
You right, 8GB is no longer visible for AAA games. I have a 3070 TI 8GB and a 6800 XT 16GB. Some titles I played on my 3070 TI just crashed out because ran out of video memory, although the GPU can give more than 60 fps, and I never got those issues in my 6800XT.
I just sold off all my 5600,5600x,5700x,5800x and 5900x. I can tell you with both the 6 core and 8 core parts using the same 65 tdp you will struggle to boost up as well on the 5700x. So in many cases that higher clock speed helps the 5700x might perform slightly worse because it’s sharing the same power range to more cores. My garage pc gets my hand me downs and I just found a used $140 5700x3D and sold my 5700x for $120 a week later. Not needed for the GTX1080 and 60hz monitor but it will resell much better in this next year when a 7600 gets pushed down to the garage pc. $30 to upgrade isn’t bad but not likely to benefit you as it’s a standard 5000 to 5000 change and next to no performance gain. I would consider you trying to find a 5700x3D instead as that is the next tier of performance. AliExpress I think has had them for $120.
@@wrusst5600x3D is for micro center only. The 5700x3D is the best most realistic upgrade for majority of AM4 users at the right price of course. Ideally $160-180 tops. Just don’t spend too much on AM4 because you likely can sell all your cpu, board and ram separately and add on $50-100 to get into a 7600/7600x/b650 setup which is 5800x3D level performance.
I purchased a used RX 6800 gpu for $285 on Ebay. When it comes down to balancing price, and performance the RX 6800 is worth it today for what you can get under $300 dollars.
Also still have a Aorus 6800 master and also got it in 2022 :D. I just upgraded my system to a AM5 and 7800x3d so the gpu will be next. Just not sure if I should wait till nvidia 5000 drops and watch current gen drop in price. My previous CPU was a 5600 :D
Well, these are my system specs Motherboard: MSI MAG X570S TORPEDO MAX CPU: 5800X3D GPU: AsRock Challenger Pro RX 6800 RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws (2x16gb) 32Gb 3600mhz Storage: 2x 2tb Samsung 980 Pro Cooler: Corsair Hydro Series H150i PRO RGB 360mm Performance Liquid CPU Cooler (replaced with Silent wings 3 fans 120mm x 3 as exhaust) Case: BeQuiet Silent Base 802 PSU: Corsair TX850M 850W 80 Plus Gold Semi-Modular Power Supply Fans: 2 140mm Silent wings 2 at the front for intake, and 1 120mm silent wings 2 as rear exhaust Monitor: LG 32GP750-B 1440p 165hz I'm waiting for either RX 8000 or RX 9000 GPUs before I consider upgrading. AMD will be the cheaper counterpart to the Ngreedia option.
That XFX RX 6800 is very long at 340mm. It does not fit many smaller cases, hence its low price. Its pretty much the only RX 6800 that goes on deep discounts and still has inventory because its unnecessarily long and fits in less cases.
I have a water cooled red devil 6800 xt with a custom registry bios, which makes it perform almost like a rx 6900, so i have my peace for a pretty long time tbh. :D
Excellent content. As always, your productions are of the highest quality and you can answer people's questions very easily. Congratulations. Tip: what do you think about putting an RTX 3060 12gb to work and see how far it can go? That would be interesting hehe. A big hug straight from Brazil.
I'm really jealous of people that never encounter any driver issue with Radeon. I've had my RX 5700 (by XFX) for 5 years. Bought it during the cryptomining boom for about $400. Let's just say that it has given me a very inconsistent experience. It's a fantastic 1080p card. It runs cool, quiet, and very power efficient. Plenty of pros. I would've loved to sing AMD's praises. But the one & only (and biggest) con of it is that it just loves to crash at random. Emphasize on "random." Sometimes I could play for dozens of hours with no crash whatsoever. But sometimes it could crash every 15 minutes. I played tons of Monster Hunter World/Rise. I swear to god, the crash tally of just those two games combined is in the hundred. I couldn't replicate the crashes. They just happen when they want to. I've literally tried everything. Believe me, I've had 5 years to troubleshoot. Underclock, undervolt, disabling XMP, reinstalling drivers a thousand times, disabling settings in Adrenalin, limiting fps, changing power supply, motherboard, RAM, & CPU. Nothing fix it. I was so desperate. I finally got fed up and replaced my GPU. I was considering getting a RX 6800. I even almost bought one (about $300-ish used). It was a decent deal, that's why I even considered it. Unfortunately (or fortunately) the seller deleted the ad cuz someone else got to it first. So I ended up getting a RTX 3080 instead weeks later ($310 used, great deal imo). Divine intervention perhaps? Had it for a while now. Zero GPU crash. So, it's safe to say that I'm not going for team red anytime soon. Not because I'm all in on team green now, but having endured all those random crashes for 5 years has made me so jaded and very cautious of Radeon. Maybe there's just something wrong with my card specifically. Who knows. I'm not rich. I can't take any chances when buying expensive stuffs like these. When I spend my money, I want it to just work. I don't want to gamble.
Given you've tried so many things, the only reason for the crashes that I can think of could be the GPU being faulty. $310 for a 3080 is a great deal though!
Hey i am also used MSI RX 5700 XT Gaming X model since 2020 Q2 and just like you said, whenever pc crash because of gpu i was cursing AMD, i like the performance of the card just like you said but wasting time of your things while you work and before you save and lost everything because of AMD was massive punch in the face, because this god damn issue came out of of nowhere and theres no damn fixing.... We bought RX 6800 to my brother in law and about a 2 year after i bought a second GPU that used on market to 300$ with 2 year warranty, so far nothing happened only 1 crush. I am really glad for picked RX 6800 because its great deal for per fps/watt usage + 2 years warranty its big. I could of go RTX 3080 but 10 GB VRAM is not great at all and most of them on second market is used by minings. Hope you are satisfied with your choice too.
@@RATechYT No . The RX5700 (xt) is a special case. He alone is a file of endless problems.... but he is not the only one, even among the Greens, there are this type of problem. I remember that Hardware unboxing and Jay also had big problems on the 5700 and never found solutions. I remember this, because I was looking for a solution for an am4 + rx5700 configuration and the net was full of horror movies with this card... come to think of it, these problems were on the same games each time... Some have found peace by replacing the CPU with another model... others have replaced the GPU with a 6600 or 6600xt... only to end up with other problems
@@Kirua_0 C`est ce qui est le plus fou . Certains vont voir toutes sortes de problèmes et d`autres comme moi ( j`ai toujours ma msi rx 5700 dans ma tour principale et où je tape ces mots ) n`ont jamais rien vu de tel . Ma machine n`a jamais planter et ce même en jeu .
@@THESHADOW97139 In my experience, the Sapphire Nitro model of the 5700 XT that I had in my build for a few weeks worked without any issues, recently made a revisit video on it as well. The card is in my nephew's rig now, he's been using it for over a year now and he hasn't experienced a single crash. But that's just my experience.
rx 6800 is not a budget card. it was a high end card back in 2020. and its mid range now. pair it with todays cpu like 14600 or 7800x3d and you have beast of a pc
bought pulse version for 260$ used obviously, everything else new, r5 5600 + 16 ram. Overall build with everything, inlcuding keyboard mouse and case, except monitor, was like 900$. Can play any game on good settings, not bad for 900$ build, could bought ps5 pro instead and ENJOY paid online services(~100$ year I believe) and no regional prices, what a great deal.
Run the RX 6800 Founders Edition, paired with a Ryzen 5800X3d. In 1440P it rocks everything in ultra. Only Raytracing fucks this card up. But i will hold it until the 8000 Series arrives.
I bought this gpu for my boy last year for £380, great gpu. he has it with a 5800x. When i upgrade my pc he will get my 5800x3d and my toxic ee 6900xt which i had to put under water as its aio failed. and my daughter will get my boys pc as shes got a 11600k with a Rx5700x.
I have the same GPU with a Ryzen 7 5700X3D I play at 1440P and works great not really looking forward to a change at the moment the only game with bad FPS for my set up right now is Warhammer lol but everything else works like a champ!
You have it overclocked? I run it at 2300mhz clock, 2050mhz memory, 940mv, runs at 230W maximum undervolted + overclocked and it does wonders, doesn't go near 65⁰C, i think this card is wonderful, i think you can push it without reaching more than 270w-300W
In the video description can you put affiliate links for the parts used in the video? I know they are there but so are like 20 other parts, I don't know which ones are for the parts used in the video haha
I just bought local ad single user, only gamed on 6800XT for $300 each. They moved around gpus in the house and pushed out two 6600XT that I hope to get $160-180 for each. Great cards. XFX MERC 6800XT $300 Asrock Phantom Gaming 6800XT $300 Both with retail packaging. Paired with a 7600x and 7600. 32gb 6000MT CL30. Pushes a Ultrawide 2560x1080p 200hz monitor and the other a triple 1080p 240hz monitor setup.
By the way if the 6800 faces CPU bottlenecks in some scenarios things would be worse if you replace it with an Nvidia card cause of the driver overhead. People should never forget the Nvidia tax - and anyway the cheaper Nvidia cards seconhand are cause many people are having to replace them now.
I’m a beginner into all this PC stuff but I’m planning on pairing a Ryzen 5 5600x with a RX 6700 XT or maybe even this RX 6800, do you think either of those would be a good pairing?
@@Terminal_Apotos Either will be fine, you will just need a faster processor with the RX 6800 if you want to unlock the full potential of that graphics card.
7000 series have AI accelerators so they will 100% support FSR 4. I have an 7800xt and it's an absolute beast at 1440p. Stock it draws 275 watts so make sure your psu is a proper one
@@Rawrick93 Glad to hear it! I’m moving from a 6650xt to the 7800xt & my kids will get 6650xt for all the Minecraft as well as Roblox they can play lol
@@joelbirrer4807 At those prices the RX 6800 would definitely be much more tempting and easier to recommend. But since the 7700 XT is cheaper, performs about similarly in raster and has an advantage in RT & productivity, personally I believe going for it makes more sense.
@@RATechYT the video ruclips.net/video/gBphuHh7Owk/видео.html is 3 years old, maybe this was true at this time. By the way I think my problem is also I use Csm because my windows drive is pretty old and is not partitioned with the new efi compatible Gpt format, so I am not in Efi mode. I guess I need to change that in bios and reinstall windows but I am too lazy right now.
This is still great GPU for 1440p, i have rx6800 FE with 5600x 32gb ram and switching to ryzen 5 7600x now. We can enable AMD Fluid Frames 2 now, there is more fps in games. Cyberpunk @ 1440p with all high & ultra 63fps when switching on AMD FSR3 i have 120 fps.
You guys need to use more power tool. I have fcclk at 1850 up from 1550. Vmin and vmax temp monitor at 1.125 mv and power at 350 watts max and amps. Getting 18400 graphics score time score 8800 graphics score time spy extreme (with a 7800x3d) for a year straight now newest drivers. Essentially a 6800xt for free but at the cost of more power. I have the asus tuf 6800 non xt so a very good cooler amd card that doesn't go above 90c on the Hotspot at 350watts. Usually stays around 300ish. So alot more power but easily 14 percent performance gain in gaming roughly. I'm within a few percent of a 6800xt with these settings. Vram at 2150 fast timings, Samsung memory. 2425-2525 clock speed. Only paid 300 dollars for it a year ago.
ruclips.net/video/GBwDEFo-bl8/видео.html Seems to perform quite well at 1440p max settings. It doesn't look like you're going to need to enable upscaling at 1080p.
At 10:20 I mentioned that you want to have a 550W PSU minimum if you're going to have similar specs to mine, and while in my case at stock you the peak power consumption never exceeded ~400W, having more headroom is always better. If you can, get at least a 600W PSU for a build like R5 5600 + RX 6800 & 32 GB of RAM.
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The card calls for a 650w PSU minimum ....
@@IrnMaiden304 600W will be plenty for a build like the one mentioned above. You're going to have a 200W headroom.
I'm running mine with a R5 5600 on an EVGA 600W bronze PSU. No issues. Still runs cool and quiet.
@@IrnMaiden304 you must be new lol they put it that way because they want to be considerate with people using this card together with a cpu but if u just have a cpu on a 75watts 550w is enough lol
thats why its better to buy a wattmeter also so u can monitor your total consumption and not always relying just because people said u need 650w lol its better to be educated at the end of the day rather just random people saying this and that
i use a 520w with my 6800 lol and i have the same power consumption as this guy it never exceed 400w
@@ajjames1960 I don't think AMD is " Random " people saying it.
Is your 520w running close to full tilt most of the time ?, what is the watt use of your setup ( you already answered that, so NVM ) and have you ever had the system spike running it ?. I'm not being trying to be an @$$, these are just questions, more information the better right ?.
( This part IS being a bit of an @$$ but funny ) Or am I asking for information from a " Random Person " saying this or that 😆.
I have this card with a 5800X3D and 32 gig of DDR4 3600 with SAM enabled. Nothing stops it really. I have no reason to look at GPUs until the RX 8000 series. I won't pay Nvidia prices so my next card will most likely be AMD.
by AMD's bullshit prices are just fine, apparently - just so long as Nvidia is worse, you are happy to accept nearly anything the "competition" throws your way, apparently.
@@xBINARYGODx you sound like a child
same over here, just with an xt version
@@megadeth8592Terrible counterattack
@@xBINARYGODxYeah because some of us are smart with money, while some are ed 😂
the 6800 is probably the best card of the last generation in terms of balancing price, performance and power draw.
Totally agree... The "NEW" 1080ti
Agree.
Yea but, amd dont make more cards i think, of 6800
This is a good 1440p card@alexandersarver3463
RTX 3070 (Ti) might be faster in raytracing but then it will always run out of videomemory with the latest games. So that argument no longer holds any value...
Depending on the game and settings, yes, you can come across that issue.
I have both 3070 TI and 6800XT, the game looks better on 3070 but yes, 3070 TI have video memory issue for certain title. For example in Hogwart Legacy, the game just crash out with message out of video memory.
6800xt is meant to compete on performance to 3080 ti not 3070
No one uses Ray Tracing, official data used.
The video: well the other one wins becasue Ray Tracing ok guys see ya.
Unproffesional
And there is a lot of games that already asks for more than 8GB (on mid settings) already.
@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 The thruth is that competing with the 3080 was very optimistic. If the 3070ti had 16gb it would already be a significantly better GPU.
Yes, there are scenarios where the 6800xt can match the 3080, but there are also scenarios where the 3060ti beats the 6800xt
You helped my decision in October last year to go AMD for the first time since my ATI 9800 xt haha. I bought a sapphire 7900xtx nitro, absolutely no regrets.
i bet! what a baller card. Ive heard it can trade blows with the 3090 ti. bonkers since that used card costs as much used as the 7900xtx does new rn.
Trade blows ? It curb stomps it@@wowcplayer3
@@wowcplayer3 RTX 3090 ti? It trades blows with the RTX 4090.
@@randysalsman6992 4080 super not 4090... 4090 in only a few games
but yeah it clears the 3090 ti
Bought this card in June after selling an RTX 4070ti due to a lack of funds at the time. I paid £360 for it and it was my first AMD card since the R9 290. I have no regrets, it plays everything I throw at it at high or max settings at 3440 x 1440. Ray tracing support isn't great but I haven't missed all that malarky to be honest. Buying this card has made me realise that all of the RTX stuff isn't that important at all.
It is not for sure it's just horde mentality.
Bought an rx 6800 at launch. Dont see why i would upgrade any time soon
Having worked with about every 6000 series GPU I would make a couple recommendations.
Undervolt - The 6800 from what I understand can run stable around 900 mV, you may have to test + 50 to get it perfectly stable. This will drop the power usage 30-40 watts, running a little cooler, and more then likely result in more stable clocks, all without having to crank that power slider to max(which is still an option if you want to crank up Mhz).
GPU Ram - 6000 series cards LOVE ram speed & better timings. On all of the non 50 variants I set the ram to +100 and set Faster Timing. As long as its stable this will result in 3 - 6 FPS jump on its own. Sometimes you can only get one of these to work, in this case you will have to test if the +100 or the faster timing works better for your card.
Mhz - In your testing the card is running very cool, I think I saw a max of 65c, and if you undervolt that is going to go down some more. You have head room to get more speed out of the card for sure. This is an area that is tricky and why I mention it last. You have to find the sweet spot, too little Mhz you leaving performance untapped, too much and you are generating extra heat and power draw for nothing. On my 6900xt 2450 gets me a 22000 time spy score, pushing it further only resulted in a loud more power hungry card and no gains, it ran stable at nearly 2700 Mhz but this was pulling 330 watts compared to my sweet spot settings which only pulls about 260, I think my score went up about 2%, not worth it.
Ball parking I would guess 2250 min - 2350 max, 2100 ram speed with Fast Timings, 950 mV. With these settings the power slider might not even make a difference in performance but I would test it to be 100%.
Or you can download morepowertools, give it as much voltage as you can cool without being too loud(1050mV in my case), change powerlimit(300Mhz, doesnt matter, card doesn't pull that much anyway) and you can run it at 1500-1600 MHz. You get 6800 XT performance. Just tested it like a week ago after repasting the card and got 2nd best result with my CPU/GPU combo in TimeSpy. Before that, i was running it exactly as you said, undervolted to 940mV in 1000-1100Mhz range. That was the only way how to run my card cool before repasting.
Your pretty spot on with your OC settings for the 6800. I typically run a boost clock of 2350 with the mV set somewhere around 950. I can go to 2600Mhz but I have to run 1050mV to stay stable. I think my ram speed is set to 2128 which the actual in game speed is 2116 which is the 6800 ram sweet spot but you probably won't notice a difference with 2100.
The 6800 can be overclocked and undervolted at the same time. It's a tweakers dream. I always wanted to play with a 6800xt and see what it could do.
@@brandonpayne1207 I cant 100% confirm this but from what I understand anything over 2100 on the ram speed loosens up the timings, on ram as fast as GDDR I doubt it matters but just food for thought, something to test.
@@RegazozoGaming I played around with it on time spy and setting the memory frequency to 2128 gave me the best score. No matter what I set the memory frequency to it would run 12 slower giving me the 2116. All of the other top time spy scores with a 5600x3d and a 6800 were running that same frequency. If I ran it any faster or slower I would get a worse score.
Why would i do so much effort for 6 to 9 more fps that's just dumb
Previously, I didn't care so much about the amount of video memory because I just played 1080 until I got a crash on Hogwarts lecagy with my 3070 TI.
Yups.. GPU can actually still get more than 60 fps with RT on, but the game always crashed after 5 minutes. Then I saw the video memory utilization is 7500 mB, or near the maximum available.
At the first time the game is running, it only uses around 4-5 GB of video memory, then increases up to 7.5 GB before it crashes.
Then I try with my RX6800XT 16GB, the game using video memory around 11-12GB. So for my next card, the amount of video memory becomes more important in consideration.
And many games (hogwarts included) lower things like textures automatically in an attempt to not crash.
3070-3070ti where already known to have little VRAM, some reviewers managed to predict that despite 8gb of VRAM where enough to max pretty much everything, that would no longer be the case once consoles moved the bar. Something similar is likely to happen in 3-5 (not as bad as 3070-3070ti TBH) years to the 4070ti once PS6 releases
@@ziokalco Yeah.. true..
16GB VRAM is the standard now
I have a rx6800 and a 7800x3d! Works great!
ya ive just got myself the same cpu to go with my Rog Strix 6800 and its smooth AF at 1440p
i subscribed because i like the way you also considered the power consumption unlike other content creators, hope you stay that way. nice video tho
6800 XT sells for $399 new at the moment. 72 CUs vs 60 CUs on the non-XT. They're clocked higher, too.
I got one in June for $400. I have no regrets. The only thing is since AMD mentioned FSR 4.0 this week, I'm guessing the 6000 series won't be supported because of no AI hardware. But I mainly play 1080p, so I'm not sweating it.
Here in Italy the 6800XT goes for around 1000€
But the non-XT version costs 389€
@@Northkalman is a used asus tuf rx 6800 xt for $420 (nice) a good deal?
@@zerozone5848 its a decent price for an ASUS TUF model. Could be cheaper but decent I guess.
Bought a reference 6800 used for $320 about a year ago. Hasn't dropped in value and I play everything I want at 3440x1440 144hz. I can't justify blowing spending the crazy money needed to get a significant performance jump
4k 144fps? Stop writing bullshit.
@@crassusmaximus5879 since when was UWQHD consider 4k?
@@crassusmaximus5879That's not 4K, it's basically ultrawide 1440p so it's a little more demanding that regular 1440p but not as demanding as 4K. Still it's true that he can't get 144fps in absolutely every game.
@@MarkoVuckovic32 if he plays on Low settings he can
@@JamesHalloway_24 you don't get a 16GB card to play games at low settings, maybe only the online competitive shooters.
What is crazy to me is that Nvidia found a way to make people pay for a feature that kills your fps and give you less vram but pay significantly more money for it meanwhile, AMD gives your faster gpus with more vram that are more future proof but people by Nvidia for features like DLSS which came out to combat the poor performance of Ray tracing. The problem is the vram will always be an issue because games will get more demand as time goes on and vram will be king. I have a Rx 6800 16gb and this card is insane. I love the card and I am future proofed and it does not do to bad with ray tracing if a game I am playing has it. I am never willing to kill my fps for shiny objects on the screen. It makes no real sense to me. I would rather native res with optimized settings for the best frame rate to fidelity I can get. I got my card for 315 and do not regret it at all. Great card.
You absolutely nailed it and covered every area.
This is my second AMD GPU after 6700XT and earlier I used 3060 12GB. Got this used in July for about $270 (Sapphire Nitro+) paired with i5 12600K and 32 GB DDR4 3200. I can't look back anymore.
Your stuff is so underrated. You should be at a mil subs.
@@turkovich530 Thank you so much!
I play city skylines 2 and the VRAM usage is 13.4 gigs so I’m kinda glad I got the 6800 only thing is I wish I got the 6800xt but I overclock any way so it’s close either way
Bought the Reference model of the 6800 used for 300 dollars locally about a year ago. I upgraded to the 7800x3d cpu and I have no reason to upgrade anytime soon. The 6800 has the VRAM and power that I need for any game that I want to play.
your core clock is really low, not sure if you lowered it intentionally but my 6800 came at 2.25 ghz stock
this card oc's potential is insane and you'd probably get an extra 20% performance running it at something like 2.4 ghz compared to this
That's the stock frequency. Temps were also in check.
Pretty easy to hit 2.6ghz for me with only a 25mv increase
@@hckermn_WOTdamn what a lucky silicon lottery. Me:**looking at my 2450mhz before it crashed**.
This video helped me in building my first gaming rig.
The difference in price between this and a 6800xt used is sometimes as low as 50 bucks. I'd get the XT at that point, gives you a nice boost.
I have the 6700 which is pretty great for 1440p with upscaling, plus my total power draw on cyberpunk (monitor included) was less than 200W.
i rarely invest my money on AAA games and still went with a 6800 non xt. You could say i "futureproofed" my build since i only play indies and smaller scale games. This card is gonna be enough for my use case for another 4-5 years at least, so pretty much when AMD will stop updating the drivers
I have a 7900GRE but had the 6800 before it’s still more than capable at 1440p can range from about 60-100fps on most tiles. My new card gets about 90-125fps at 1440p high but that’s it so the 6800 is huge value if you can snag it
i've been using the rx6800 after upgrading from a gtx980. never looked back 🤣
Just wanna say since this is navi 21 XL die(like the 6900xt and 6950 xtx series) it has insane oc potential and can take much more power than stock. You can use more power tools to crank the power limits so it draws 300 watts, get stable 2500mhz in game clocks, max out the memory with fast timings(if you get a samsung memory one) and tune fan curve. You get a gpu that is faster than a 4070 in raster.
I believe I tried overclocking this card a couple of times, if I'm not mistaken I wasn't able to push it too far. Gonna need to play around with it again.
@@RATechYT Google "More power tools", maybe you dont know, I can send you my settings for it(both mpt and oc profile), I am getting almost 20k on timespy with the setup. I increased the FCLK to 1800 and soc voltage is increased by 25 I believe(didnt look at it for a while since it took me a month to get everything stable and now I just reapply it after driver updates), I modified the power settings a lot, and increased the power limit.
In radeon driver I have min/max clock to 2450 2550 respectively(2500 in game from the stock ~2100), 2150mhz fast timings on memory, power +15%, 1018mv voltage and a custom fan curve so it stays under 75-80 hotspot.
Before this I would try setting the 2450/2550 without mppt in the driver, and setting your vram to 2100 fast timings(I found you get no gains on this card after 2123/2126).
My model is a powercolor fighter, so decent cooling but nothing high end.
Just got a RX 6900xt Sapphire Nitro SE used with leftover warranty for just 300bucks, an upgrade from my 3060ti for sure. But the vram on these cards is the best thing about them imo.
Updated from 5600XT to this one due to 1440p ambissions and have not regretted it yet
I have 5600X / rx6800 and 16gb ... for what I play, it's just perfect ... always achieve the 1080 or 1440p at 60fps (because I have only screen blocked at 60fps ) in high/ultra ... Love this GPU, considering his age today, it stay impressive.
I still run a 6700.
Still happy with it
Great video for a great card!
A Navi XL (RX-5700*Navi10XL, RX-6800*Navi21 XL, RX-7900GRE*Navi31 XL) Round-Up would be sweet.
Few games actually need its 16 gigs in my experience, but this thing is an ML beast for how cheap it is. Already great value for gaming and even better value for some serious tasks.
I have this with a RX 7600 CPU and 32 GB of DDR5-6000. I am so happy, esp with the 16GB of VRAM. You can run basically any game on high (not Ultra, which is a scam) and get 70 to 80fps at minimum at 1440p.
I'm using it in my system. Awesome card. Got it cheap $100 used (6 month), yeah. 💪😁
I got this one since 2022 RX6800/5600X/X570/32 GB RAM, is one of the most undercovered value card for 1440p, and i think, no need to upgrade in a few years.
nice Vid
i really love my 6800 i have had no problems. It is a great Card!
I have a 6800xt with a 10900k with 64GB 4400 cl 15, ddr4. I swear it's like it's 2011 all over again. 10900k is the new sandy bridge. And the 6800xt is the new HD 7870. I still have that rig. I7 2600k 32gb DDR3 2400, and the ole Asus 7870 direct cu II.
2011?
@MOAB-UT Were you born yet?
@@LastExile1989 Do you drink a lot? You make zero sense. No one gets your random 2011 reference. I simply ask and you attack me online? Either stop drinking- or drink some more. You are probably talking about when SB came out but you should offer a little more context. And yes, I am older than you son.
Just went from a 3060ti to 6800, loving the improvements! I’ve seen my games eat up way more than 8gb of ram now, Cyberpunk specifically has been running so much better I’m playing it again, and I swear I’m gonna finish it this time 😂 also have a 5600 which is definitely fine for now. Mostly wanted the extra VRAM for future titles that come out (hopefully the next battlefield is actually a good one 🤞🏼) Sold my 3060ti so I didn’t even spend too much overall. Also kinda of feels like a middle finger to Nvidia which has been outta their mind when the 40 series pricing and performance, and that’s only going to get worse next gen.
One of the best cards for money value since the release date. I love the founders edition.
Results should be a little higher for most viewers. My factory clock speed for XFX swift was 2304mhz vs 2150mhz or lower that the creator's card is running at. I overclocked my GPU to 2375 that way the full undervolt offset applies. At 2400 mhz to 2475 mhz it starts to ignore undervolting and at 2500 mhz and above it completely ignores the undervolt and runs at full voltage.
According to XFX:
Game Clock, Up To
1980 MHz
Boost Clock, Up To
2190 MHz
Which is right in line with what I'm getting here with my XFX Merc 319 RX 6800.
@@RATechYT I have a XFX Swift RX 6800 and my factory overclock was set to 2304 mhz. I got lucky and won the silicone lottery because mine can do 2600 mhz. I run mine at 2375 though with a -135 undervolt.
The productivity issues are likely to be resolved on AMD's side, AMD has been developing ROCm for the 7000 series, though there's hints of 6000 support too. At the end of the day the software stack is open source.
I've been using Krita Ai for ai rendering using ZLUDA and Amd ROCm on my rx6800. Probably not as fast as Rtx gpus but gets the job done.
I game on an RX6800. 1440p flat screen and Steam VR, this GPU has not let me down, runs everything you throw at it, it's great value.
the core clock on MSI Afterburner can be turned up too 2309 that's what I'm running mine at and it hasn't failed me yet haha should give it a try with your card
I do VR. I had a 1660ti. It worked well at 72 to 90fps. The Quest 3 was just released,. I wanted 120fps (where avail) Yadda Yadda Yadda.
The 6800 is a VR monster! Nothing stops it.
Used to own this, till i sold it due to financial probs, now i use a used rtx 3070, still happy with this hardware🎉
Got one, with an undervolt and memory OC i get 150w max from this card and a loss of 7% in performance in blackmyth wukong. Its the most power efficient card for 1440p gaming
This merc 319 was made to be a premium cooling solution for 6900xt that easily goes over 350w so 250w 6800 with hat cooler will stay cool and quiet. That's the best 6800 you can get. They respond great to OC and UV. I got the XT version and it gets up to 6900xt level of performance while consuming less power than stock.
XFX cards are also by a long shot the best looking Radeon GPUs at the moment, in my opinion.
mine is the xfx swft , pair it with 5700X3D. i'm good for the next 10 year
Got the same cpu, got my rx6800 swift on saterday this weekend thats past.. Got it for R8500 in south africa..
@@wielandwerner2478 how much is that in dollar?, i got mine (used) around $290
Good for 10 years if you're poor.
@@PayneWewton poor are those who are never feel enough
Same!!!
i love this card , best value card ever, but the problem is its not available because its out of stock or its way too expensive because of that (500-600$+)
Funny you say that. I literally grabbed the last 6800xt swft from amazon in June, and I've yet to see it return to inventory.
They are definitely harder and harder to find new but you should be able to find plenty of them on the used market.
Proud owner of the RX 7700 XT.
Bhai I'm confused between 7800xt, 7900xt and 4070 super Ti, while 7800xt seems most value for money, my gaming need is 1440p ultra and sometimes 4K normal and for audio and video production, please suggest which can be the best and what CPU of intel will go best with it
@@yaatharthk907 get the 7900gre
@@yaatharthk907 Just pick the 7900 GRE if you get a good deal, I have one paired with my 5700x3d, it eats everything I throw at it, and I have mine undervolted/OC to 970 mV 2803 mhz 2316 Vram at PL +15
@@yaatharthk907 go with RX 7900 XT
@@kshitijrastogi1 will there be any issue with other productivity tasks?
I just ordered a 6800 a few days ago, waiting for it to arrive
pricewise it was IDENTICAL to the 7700XT, yet I still chose the 6800,
I have a 1440p 165hz monitor , and I prefer having more VRAM over slightly higher RT performance
I'd rather use that higher refreshrate while using the native resolution , thank you very much
And reccomending an 8gb card at the end ? In 2024 ? Seriously?
How much for the 6800? I want that one, but im not sure if $370 is expensive, it is 40 bucks less than 7700xt and 90 buskcs more than 6700xt, and I am a lil bit indecisive
I'd really appreciate your feedback
Also in my country people is selling that same card(but used) for almost 600USD😂, For that reason, im ordering it in amazon and someone is doing me the favor to bring it, relatively it's cheap, so, i wanna know if for you it's okay or nah?
@@5-fabianalejandroescobarri646 at 370$ , the 6800 is a steal , a no brainer, go for it
Got this for msrp on release, Germany! Great card!!
Selling the 5600 and getting a used 5700x for 30 buck upgrade. It won't be near the level of the 5700x3d or 5800x3d but least you highly limit hyperthreading as you go over 50% utilisation much less . I probably wouldn't buy an 8gb card as games can definitely pull more than that and especially with RT so productivity id probably go 4070 12gb .
You right, 8GB is no longer visible for AAA games. I have a 3070 TI 8GB and a 6800 XT 16GB. Some titles I played on my 3070 TI just crashed out because ran out of video memory, although the GPU can give more than 60 fps, and I never got those issues in my 6800XT.
5700X3D or 5800X3D is what I'll be getting for sure.
@@RATechYT wonder what the 5600x3d is like , wasent that a thing recently
I just sold off all my 5600,5600x,5700x,5800x and 5900x.
I can tell you with both the 6 core and 8 core parts using the same 65 tdp you will struggle to boost up as well on the 5700x. So in many cases that higher clock speed helps the 5700x might perform slightly worse because it’s sharing the same power range to more cores.
My garage pc gets my hand me downs and I just found a used $140 5700x3D and sold my 5700x for $120 a week later. Not needed for the GTX1080 and 60hz monitor but it will resell much better in this next year when a 7600 gets pushed down to the garage pc.
$30 to upgrade isn’t bad but not likely to benefit you as it’s a standard 5000 to 5000 change and next to no performance gain. I would consider you trying to find a 5700x3D instead as that is the next tier of performance. AliExpress I think has had them for $120.
@@wrusst5600x3D is for micro center only. The 5700x3D is the best most realistic upgrade for majority of AM4 users at the right price of course. Ideally $160-180 tops. Just don’t spend too much on AM4 because you likely can sell all your cpu, board and ram separately and add on $50-100 to get into a 7600/7600x/b650 setup which is 5800x3D level performance.
I purchased a used RX 6800 gpu for $285 on Ebay. When it comes down to balancing price, and performance the RX 6800 is worth it today for what you can get under $300 dollars.
Also still have a Aorus 6800 master and also got it in 2022 :D. I just upgraded my system to a AM5 and 7800x3d so the gpu will be next. Just not sure if I should wait till nvidia 5000 drops and watch current gen drop in price. My previous CPU was a 5600 :D
Well, these are my system specs
Motherboard: MSI MAG X570S TORPEDO MAX
CPU: 5800X3D
GPU: AsRock Challenger Pro RX 6800
RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws (2x16gb) 32Gb 3600mhz
Storage: 2x 2tb Samsung 980 Pro
Cooler: Corsair Hydro Series H150i PRO RGB 360mm Performance Liquid CPU Cooler (replaced with Silent wings 3 fans 120mm x 3 as exhaust)
Case: BeQuiet Silent Base 802
PSU: Corsair TX850M 850W 80 Plus Gold Semi-Modular Power Supply
Fans: 2 140mm Silent wings 2 at the front for intake, and 1 120mm silent wings 2 as rear exhaust
Monitor: LG 32GP750-B 1440p 165hz
I'm waiting for either RX 8000 or RX 9000 GPUs before I consider upgrading. AMD will be the cheaper counterpart to the Ngreedia option.
That XFX RX 6800 is very long at 340mm. It does not fit many smaller cases, hence its low price. Its pretty much the only RX 6800 that goes on deep discounts and still has inventory because its unnecessarily long and fits in less cases.
I have a water cooled red devil 6800 xt with a custom registry bios, which makes it perform almost like a rx 6900, so i have my peace for a pretty long time tbh. :D
Excellent content.
As always, your productions are of the highest quality and you can answer people's questions very easily.
Congratulations.
Tip: what do you think about putting an RTX 3060 12gb to work and see how far it can go?
That would be interesting hehe.
A big hug straight from Brazil.
Thank you so much!
Currently I have an RTX 3050 that I will be testing in the near future, but the RTX 3060 12 GB is definitely on the list!
I have this card with a 5700x3d + 32Gb RAM and get way better fps at 1440p (highest of settings) than what I encounter on YT.
I'm really jealous of people that never encounter any driver issue with Radeon. I've had my RX 5700 (by XFX) for 5 years. Bought it during the cryptomining boom for about $400. Let's just say that it has given me a very inconsistent experience.
It's a fantastic 1080p card. It runs cool, quiet, and very power efficient. Plenty of pros. I would've loved to sing AMD's praises. But the one & only (and biggest) con of it is that it just loves to crash at random. Emphasize on "random." Sometimes I could play for dozens of hours with no crash whatsoever. But sometimes it could crash every 15 minutes. I played tons of Monster Hunter World/Rise. I swear to god, the crash tally of just those two games combined is in the hundred. I couldn't replicate the crashes. They just happen when they want to. I've literally tried everything. Believe me, I've had 5 years to troubleshoot. Underclock, undervolt, disabling XMP, reinstalling drivers a thousand times, disabling settings in Adrenalin, limiting fps, changing power supply, motherboard, RAM, & CPU. Nothing fix it. I was so desperate.
I finally got fed up and replaced my GPU. I was considering getting a RX 6800. I even almost bought one (about $300-ish used). It was a decent deal, that's why I even considered it. Unfortunately (or fortunately) the seller deleted the ad cuz someone else got to it first. So I ended up getting a RTX 3080 instead weeks later ($310 used, great deal imo). Divine intervention perhaps? Had it for a while now. Zero GPU crash. So, it's safe to say that I'm not going for team red anytime soon. Not because I'm all in on team green now, but having endured all those random crashes for 5 years has made me so jaded and very cautious of Radeon. Maybe there's just something wrong with my card specifically. Who knows. I'm not rich. I can't take any chances when buying expensive stuffs like these. When I spend my money, I want it to just work. I don't want to gamble.
Given you've tried so many things, the only reason for the crashes that I can think of could be the GPU being faulty. $310 for a 3080 is a great deal though!
Hey i am also used MSI RX 5700 XT Gaming X model since 2020 Q2 and just like you said, whenever pc crash because of gpu i was cursing AMD, i like the performance of the card just like you said but wasting time of your things while you work and before you save and lost everything because of AMD was massive punch in the face, because this god damn issue came out of of nowhere and theres no damn fixing.... We bought RX 6800 to my brother in law and about a 2 year after i bought a second GPU that used on market to 300$ with 2 year warranty, so far nothing happened only 1 crush. I am really glad for picked RX 6800 because its great deal for per fps/watt usage + 2 years warranty its big. I could of go RTX 3080 but 10 GB VRAM is not great at all and most of them on second market is used by minings. Hope you are satisfied with your choice too.
@@RATechYT No .
The RX5700 (xt) is a special case.
He alone is a file of endless problems.... but he is not the only one, even among the Greens, there are this type of problem.
I remember that Hardware unboxing and Jay also had big problems on the 5700 and never found solutions.
I remember this, because I was looking for a solution for an am4 + rx5700 configuration and the net was full of horror movies with this card... come to think of it, these problems were on the same games each time...
Some have found peace by replacing the CPU with another model... others have replaced the GPU with a 6600 or 6600xt... only to end up with other problems
@@Kirua_0 C`est ce qui est le plus fou .
Certains vont voir toutes sortes de problèmes et d`autres comme moi ( j`ai toujours ma msi rx 5700 dans ma tour principale et où je tape ces mots ) n`ont jamais rien vu de tel .
Ma machine n`a jamais planter et ce même en jeu .
@@THESHADOW97139 In my experience, the Sapphire Nitro model of the 5700 XT that I had in my build for a few weeks worked without any issues, recently made a revisit video on it as well. The card is in my nephew's rig now, he's been using it for over a year now and he hasn't experienced a single crash. But that's just my experience.
rx 6800 is not a budget card. it was a high end card back in 2020. and its mid range now. pair it with todays cpu like 14600 or 7800x3d and you have beast of a pc
@@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it I don't think there's a cheaper 16 GB option that also performs this good.
You didn't talk about whether FSR was on or not and which FSR mode (Perfomance, quality. etc)
Upscaling or frame generation wasn't enabled at any point of the video.
@@RATechYT That's really nice
bought pulse version for 260$ used obviously, everything else new, r5 5600 + 16 ram. Overall build with everything, inlcuding keyboard mouse and case, except monitor, was like 900$. Can play any game on good settings, not bad for 900$ build, could bought ps5 pro instead and ENJOY paid online services(~100$ year I believe) and no regional prices, what a great deal.
Run the RX 6800 Founders Edition, paired with a Ryzen 5800X3d.
In 1440P it rocks everything in ultra. Only Raytracing fucks this card up.
But i will hold it until the 8000 Series arrives.
I bought this gpu for my boy last year for £380, great gpu. he has it with a 5800x. When i upgrade my pc he will get my 5800x3d and my toxic ee 6900xt which i had to put under water as its aio failed. and my daughter will get my boys pc as shes got a 11600k with a Rx5700x.
Any scope to put a 5800x 3d in your system?
That's the plan!
5700x3d is much more budjet friendly @@RATechYT
I have the same GPU with a Ryzen 7 5700X3D I play at 1440P and works great not really looking forward to a change at the moment the only game with bad FPS for my set up right now is Warhammer lol but everything else works like a champ!
You have it overclocked? I run it at 2300mhz clock, 2050mhz memory, 940mv, runs at 230W maximum undervolted + overclocked and it does wonders, doesn't go near 65⁰C, i think this card is wonderful, i think you can push it without reaching more than 270w-300W
@@michelemugno6878 It's not overclocked.
In the video description can you put affiliate links for the parts used in the video? I know they are there but so are like 20 other parts, I don't know which ones are for the parts used in the video haha
Are you talking about full specs of the build used for testing?
I hope we can see another banger like the RX 6800 with RDNA4
Can you do a tour of PC setup? I saw it 11:18
@@zapdosmtr4961 Might do that at some point.
I just bought local ad single user, only gamed on 6800XT for $300 each. They moved around gpus in the house and pushed out two 6600XT that I hope to get $160-180 for each. Great cards.
XFX MERC 6800XT $300
Asrock Phantom Gaming 6800XT $300
Both with retail packaging.
Paired with a 7600x and 7600. 32gb 6000MT CL30.
Pushes a Ultrawide 2560x1080p 200hz monitor and the other a triple 1080p 240hz monitor setup.
Those are insane deals!
By the way if the 6800 faces CPU bottlenecks in some scenarios things would be worse if you replace it with an Nvidia card cause of the driver overhead. People should never forget the Nvidia tax - and anyway the cheaper Nvidia cards seconhand are cause many people are having to replace them now.
I’m a beginner into all this PC stuff but I’m planning on pairing a Ryzen 5 5600x with a RX 6700 XT or maybe even this RX 6800, do you think either of those would be a good pairing?
@@Terminal_Apotos Either will be fine, you will just need a faster processor with the RX 6800 if you want to unlock the full potential of that graphics card.
@@RATechYT alright guess I’ll just go with the 6700 XT then, thanks.
I am using this gpu with same cpu on your test on 1440p, its going great for me nowadays.
USE RT with DLSS Enabler, Im getting over 70-80fps with rt and RT reflection on with dlss enabler
Trying to decide on the 6800xt or 7800xt
7000 series have AI accelerators so they will 100% support FSR 4. I have an 7800xt and it's an absolute beast at 1440p. Stock it draws 275 watts so make sure your psu is a proper one
The 7800xt is typically 10-20% faster than the 6800xt in most gaming and productivity scenarios, but don't go lower than 7800xt.
@@Rawrick93 the rest of my rig doesn’t draw much power as my cpu is 5600 so I should be ok with my 650 psu?
@@RodimusPrime29 yes
@@Rawrick93 Glad to hear it! I’m moving from a 6650xt to the 7800xt & my kids will get 6650xt for all the Minecraft as well as Roblox they can play lol
415$ in my country, good 1440p gpu
I've got the Sapphire Nitro OC 6800XT paired with the 5800x3d and I love it. Like seriously, I have no need for anything else.
Solid build!
Just got one request. Show 1% low FPS too next time.
although you can get a 7900gre for around the same price but its 20gb VRAM and more performance
The GRE has 16gigs of VRAM, the 7900XT has the 20 gigs.
@@herobrinecyberdemon8104 saw the listings as 20 tho
@@herobrinecyberdemon8104 ahh i guess i mixed it up with XT my b
For $360 not bad🤘 the xt or 6950 on a discount is worth considering if you have the watts to spare
You say that a new or used RX 6800 should be cheaper. What prices do you have in mind?
Given you can get a brand new 7700 XT for $350, I think something like $320 for a new and about $280 for a used RX 6800 would be more reasonable.
@@RATechYT Even at these prices, wouldn't you prefer the RX 6800?
@@joelbirrer4807 At those prices the RX 6800 would definitely be much more tempting and easier to recommend. But since the 7700 XT is cheaper, performs about similarly in raster and has an advantage in RT & productivity, personally I believe going for it makes more sense.
Safe to say 8G is not enough anymore, my 2080TI with 11G will do but will also run out of steam quite fast...
11 GB is still plenty and will be enough for a few more years, even at 1440p, as long as you're okay with not fully maxing out the settings.
@@RATechYT fair enough I did mean at max settings.
I have this card with a 5800x3d since one year and Smart Access Memory has never been available in Adrenaline?
Make sure resizable bar is enabled in the BIOS. If it is, you might have an outdated vBIOS, which you need to flash to a newer version.
@@RATechYT OK I could have searched before. I found a video saying you need a b550 or x570 motherboard. I have a b450 😬
@@thierrybo6304 You can enable SAM on B450 motherboards. I have a B450 tomahawk.
@@RATechYT the video ruclips.net/video/gBphuHh7Owk/видео.html is 3 years old, maybe this was true at this time. By the way I think my problem is also I use Csm because my windows drive is pretty old and is not partitioned with the new efi compatible Gpt format, so I am not in Efi mode. I guess I need to change that in bios and reinstall windows but I am too lazy right now.
i wanted to buy the 6800 speedster, in the video it was 360dollars and now its 400 wtf
Best buy for 350
This is still great GPU for 1440p, i have rx6800 FE with 5600x 32gb ram and switching to ryzen 5 7600x now. We can enable AMD Fluid Frames 2 now, there is more fps in games. Cyberpunk @ 1440p with all high & ultra 63fps when switching on AMD FSR3 i have 120 fps.
Hey man, did you buy the 7600x? I'm about to build a pc with the same specs.
@@nodinodi46 i have buy ryzen 5 9600x at last but still not had time to set it up. christmas holidays is coming so i will take some time to do it.
I have a 3070 and rx6800 but use the 3070 more, dlss is just incredible
i wanted to get 6800 or 6800xt, but nowhere to be found NEW, had to get 7700xt instead...
Gettting this gpu with ryzen 7 5700x3d will it bottleneck?
No, that's a great pair.
The amazon link is a non XT version, might be worth mentioning that
Links look okay to me. Which model are you referring to?
His links go to non xt as is the title
You guys need to use more power tool. I have fcclk at 1850 up from 1550. Vmin and vmax temp monitor at 1.125 mv and power at 350 watts max and amps. Getting 18400 graphics score time score 8800 graphics score time spy extreme (with a 7800x3d) for a year straight now newest drivers. Essentially a 6800xt for free but at the cost of more power. I have the asus tuf 6800 non xt so a very good cooler amd card that doesn't go above 90c on the Hotspot at 350watts. Usually stays around 300ish. So alot more power but easily 14 percent performance gain in gaming roughly. I'm within a few percent of a 6800xt with these settings. Vram at 2150 fast timings, Samsung memory. 2425-2525 clock speed. Only paid 300 dollars for it a year ago.
i got a 6750XT with an OC to ~2650Mhz full load, u should OC that RX 6800 and give it more power. It will be amazing.
What app you use for show the fps and more
@@Bambelz MSI Afterburner + RTSS.
Can you test ff 16? Need fsr 3 on or not on native 1080p?
ruclips.net/video/GBwDEFo-bl8/видео.html
Seems to perform quite well at 1440p max settings. It doesn't look like you're going to need to enable upscaling at 1080p.
Not sure about recommending 8GB cards late 2024, especially at over 300 bucks
I only included those if you care about productivity.
The RX 6800 costs the same Price as a 7900 GRE in my country. Def not worth it.
Do you know why my cpu 5600x utilization is constantly at 100% when playing mostly cod
@@Diaz.223 Which Call of Duty? Do you have anything else open in the background?
Do you have information/comment on 13400f+rx6800?
The 13400F is better than the Ryzen 5 5600, so the bottleneck isn't going to be as big. It's a good pair.
@@RATechYT thank you