PowerColorRed Devil AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT Gaming Graphics Card with 12GB GDDR6 Memory, Powered by AMD RDNA 2, Raytracing, PCI Express 4.0, HDMI 2.1, AMD Infinity Cache

This is a wonderful GPU. It works as described. It's very quiet during normal usage and the fan only turns on during gaming and the temperatures remain low. Even though the fans are spinning it's still pretty quiet. It's a bit chunky and will need a bigger case to fit. But it's built is wonderful with a well constructed heat sink. I also like the fact that it has RGB lighting in which the user can control the colour effects.

Great GPU, looks beautiful and the fans are super quiet, awesome temps, paired with a Ryzen 5600x with SAM enable, run games smoothly. The only thing I didn't love is that mine does a little coil whine under heavy load, but it's not unbearable either, if you have headphones you won't hear it,I also did a little undervolt and the coil whine was reduced without losing performance.EDIT: After 6 months of use i can say the coilwhine is gone, i dont notice any coilwhine anymore

I previously used a significantly lower-end card, but I recently picked up an ultrawide 1600p monitor. It's effectively a 4K display that's been given a haircut from 2160p to 1600p.This … isn't really a 4k gaming card IMO. I hate to say that because I'm really very unhappy with Nvidia these days, but they've got faster hardware and until recently (as of this writing in August 2022) they could and did put whatever stupidly ridiculous price on it they wanted because you'd pay it if you had to. (Not that AMD was going to leave that money on the table either, but Nvidia was the one driving.)This card is not going to get high framerates in Cyberpunk 2077 on 4k high settings. It's going to be beat pretty solidly by cards in its price class from team green. If you moderate your expectations a little for what you're paying for the card, it's going to do all right in 1440p, though.I'm running it in between those two resolutions: 3840x1600, on an ultrawide that is effectively 75% of a 4k display. You're not going to get 60fps on this in Cyberpunk 2077 at high details at that resolution without supersampling. And that tech exists now, so … cool.If your games were aimed at 20-series hardware, they're going to run great on this card.I didn't buy it for those games though. I bought this for a working machine which got an upgrade to its monitor. The old one _couldn't_ keep up, and this one can. Glad prices dropped when they did. (That said, I do play a couple of games that were bigger before 2020 than they are today and those play nicely. Under Linux, no less, since that's what this machine runs.)Oh, if you're setting up a machine to be a SteamDeck's big brother, this isn't a bad card for that use. You can game on this thing at 1440p all day long, like I said, and if you wanted to run SteamOS on a machine, this card will work awesomely with it! Better than an equivalent Nvidia card actually—FAR better than an equivalent Nvidia card, actually. Which is probably some hint of what I'll be doing with this card if I upgrade to something bigger for workstation use.

The media could not be loaded. I loved everything, the only thing that I did not see in the package and it made me think about being sealed and apparently unopened, was that it did not come with the argb connector that comes in its package, which made me think that it they have used or it may be that the manufacturer does not include it for some reason, which made me think but, despite this, I did tests, in games and it shows it with different applications and I compared it with other tests on the internet and it seems that It has not been used, it gives me relief and comfort, although if it were another customer who was more tedious with his purchase if there was a complaint, in my case not because I could verify that everything was in order, thank God. Good product I recommend

I bought this card because my xfx 580 8gb was having problems with heat and black screens, and was slowly dying. I would have preferred to buy it at its msrp but this was available so its what I bought. Im glad I was able to buy this instead of a 3060 or 6600xt, and would have preferred a 6800xt or 3080, but at 1440p this card plays a lot of games at a very good frame rate and i can finally make use of my 165Hz monitor. Tarkov runs at 144 outdoors and 80 indoors, its very good. I'm happy with my purchase and dont have any problems, its just a shame that the gpu monitor is in the state that it is in right now.

Been using this card for a few days now and it's insane performance for the price. It maxes out pretty much any game at 1080p and handles 1440p incredibly well. Just keep in mind that it's quite a long card, double check that it will fit in your case.The only con is that the default fan curve on the AMD software for this card is pretty bad. It's optimized entirely around noise and not performance. To list my own temps before and after setting my own fan curve:Max load: Ambient: 65C Junction: 79C (spikes up to 85C)Max load: Ambient: 52C Junction: 67C (with custom fan curve)So yeah, a pretty large difference as you can see. My own fan curves are also pretty modest, with the max fan RPM staying around 50% to maintain those temps consistently. Also goes to show that the cooling capability of this card is amazing, which isn't surprising given the triple fan design.

I've had this card for 2 years now and the only issue I've had is the Adrenaline APP will randomly vanish and I have to re-install like 5 times a year. Not sure if it's even an issue related to the card or some problem with my malware protections. I play 1440P maxed on just about everything and never experienced the card straining with just a basic sickle flow 5 fan setup. No need to even " optimize " the settings as it just works. I suspect other people who have had issues with longevity may be using cheap or old PSUs. My last card was the 5700xt and it still works in my kids PC that I put it in when I bought the 6700xt so I have no problem supporting PowerColor and their AMD product line.