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Custom AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT from AIB's are confirmed
AMD has finally given their thumbs up to its AIB partners, opposed to selling reference cards, they may make custom models of the Radeon RX 6900 XT aka Navi 21 XTX GPU.
The GPU features 80 CUs, 5120 Stream Processors, 16GB of GDDR6 memory, and will officially be sold for an MSRP of $ 999. Don't expect the AIB designs anytime soon though, that won't be before early 2021 due to the decisions being just made. It's unclear why AMD hasn't confirmed the custom RX 6900 XT series so far, MyDrivers believes it could be due to the low stock of the Navi 21 GPU . This would put even more pressure on the company that currently cannot meet the demand of its customers with the graphics cards released so far.
For their part, manufacturers should have no problem adapting the RX 6900 XT to their already released custom RX 6800 XT cards. Both GPUs share the same frequencies and power consumption and PCB, so the new models are not expected to look much different from the 6800 XT range.
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#5861115 Posted on: 12/02/2020 12:19 PM
"This would put even more pressure on the company that currently cannot meet the demand of its customers with the graphics cards released so far."
What's Nvidia got to do with a Radeon card? :p
"This would put even more pressure on the company that currently cannot meet the demand of its customers with the graphics cards released so far."
What's Nvidia got to do with a Radeon card? :p
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#5861117 Posted on: 12/02/2020 12:26 PM
Oh noes... here we go:
Asus TAX
Asrock TAX
Gigabyte TAX
MSI TAX
EVGA TAX
Palit TAX
etc....
On top of VAT, GST, and dum dum da dum - scalping...
Oh noes... here we go:
Asus TAX
Asrock TAX
Gigabyte TAX
MSI TAX
EVGA TAX
Palit TAX
etc....
On top of VAT, GST, and dum dum da dum - scalping...
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#5861161 Posted on: 12/02/2020 03:47 PM
"This would put even more pressure on the company that currently cannot meet the demand of its customers with the graphics cards released so far."
What's Nvidia got to do with a Radeon card? :p
If you are trying to play fanboy with that assumingly sarcastic question, look at what is available from legitimate retailers/e-tailers right now, not including auction sites.
It is either new (and old) gpu's for multiple times MSRP or you just can't find them in-stock/backordered. The microcenter in my state for instance does not have anything newer than a GTX 1050 ti or rx 580.
I've heard rumors amd is staggering their stock of gpu's to gradually trickle availability and at least give chance to purchase instead of lose their entire stock for which they have to take months again to rely on fabs to restock. Covid not helping either.
Whatever the plan may be, right now BOTH companies are not meeting demand.
"This would put even more pressure on the company that currently cannot meet the demand of its customers with the graphics cards released so far."
What's Nvidia got to do with a Radeon card? :p
If you are trying to play fanboy with that assumingly sarcastic question, look at what is available from legitimate retailers/e-tailers right now, not including auction sites.
It is either new (and old) gpu's for multiple times MSRP or you just can't find them in-stock/backordered. The microcenter in my state for instance does not have anything newer than a GTX 1050 ti or rx 580.
I've heard rumors amd is staggering their stock of gpu's to gradually trickle availability and at least give chance to purchase instead of lose their entire stock for which they have to take months again to rely on fabs to restock. Covid not helping either.
Whatever the plan may be, right now BOTH companies are not meeting demand.
Aztec2Step
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#5861181 Posted on: 12/02/2020 04:27 PM
It was a joke.
It was a joke.
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Devil 6900xt 3ghz? Rip 3090.