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SAPPHIRE has produced a non-XT Radeon RX 6700 graphics card.
The Radeon RX 6700 is a GPU that sits below the Radeon RX 6750 XT / 6700 XT. It has 2,560 2,304 stream processors, an Infinity cache of 96MB 80MB, video memory of GDDR6 12GB GDDR6 10GB, and a memory bus width that has been reduced from 192bit to 160bit.
The VGA cooler is a two fan "Dual-X" cooler with a novel "hybrid blade fan" that has a long life and outstanding silence, as well as a "Intelligent Fan Control" feature that regulates the fan rotation based on the load and stops the fan while idle. Game clock is 2,330MHz, boost clock is 2,495MHz, and memory speed is 16Gbps. The output interface is DisplayPort 1.4 x 3, HDMI 2.1 x 1, the auxiliary power connector is 8pin x 1, and the power consumption is 220W. The dimensions of the card are 242 mm long, 119.85 mm broad, and 41 mm thick.
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#6033344 Posted on: 07/13/2022 03:30 PM
this > 6650xt
80mb ic vs. 32mb
160-bit vs 128-bit vram
full 16x pcie
price will be the same, 6650xt is already very close to the original 6700xt
6700 is better late than never
Not to mention the 6700 has more stream processors / Shaders, more TMU, +2GB vram.
Currently for 380€, it's a much better deal (especially for pcie3.0 users) than a 6600XT/6650XT/3060 for 400+€.
And Sapphire also released a Pulse variant of this card:
this > 6650xt
80mb ic vs. 32mb
160-bit vs 128-bit vram
full 16x pcie
price will be the same, 6650xt is already very close to the original 6700xt
6700 is better late than never
Not to mention the 6700 has more stream processors / Shaders, more TMU, +2GB vram.
Currently for 380€, it's a much better deal (especially for pcie3.0 users) than a 6600XT/6650XT/3060 for 400+€.
And Sapphire also released a Pulse variant of this card:
PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 6700
which is a bit larger than the card mentioned in this news.
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#6033441 Posted on: 07/13/2022 08:08 PM
This card doesn't really make sense anymore with the xx50 cards out now the 6750 for me at least is the same price and is actually cheaper in most cases than the 6700 and if u go down a step theres already 6650 so i don't see how this is going to fit in the price stack.
This card doesn't really make sense anymore with the xx50 cards out now the 6750 for me at least is the same price and is actually cheaper in most cases than the 6700 and if u go down a step theres already 6650 so i don't see how this is going to fit in the price stack.
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#6033454 Posted on: 07/13/2022 09:10 PM
Going by prices I'm seeing, which won't be applicable to everyone, 6650XT is $379, 6700XT is $479 and 6750XT is $539. These are regular prices, not sale prices... They can all be found for a few dollars less at the moment. So, there's about $100 to work with between 6650XT and 6700XT. At this point, with new cards reportedly coming out in the next few months, I don't see where an RX6700 makes much sense, unless it's just to get rid of chips that couldn't meet the specs for 6700XT.
This card doesn't really make sense anymore with the xx50 cards out now the 6750 for me at least is the same price and is actually cheaper in most cases than the 6700 and if u go down a step theres already 6650 so i don't see how this is going to fit in the price stack.
Going by prices I'm seeing, which won't be applicable to everyone, 6650XT is $379, 6700XT is $479 and 6750XT is $539. These are regular prices, not sale prices... They can all be found for a few dollars less at the moment. So, there's about $100 to work with between 6650XT and 6700XT. At this point, with new cards reportedly coming out in the next few months, I don't see where an RX6700 makes much sense, unless it's just to get rid of chips that couldn't meet the specs for 6700XT.
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#6033468 Posted on: 07/13/2022 10:54 PM
I wouldn't expect this class of cards, mainstream, especially middle and low mainstream, to appear before 2023, from either AMD or Nvidia. If you consider 4070 still mainstream, despite it probably costing an arm and a leg, then upper mainstream might barely make it out this year, with an AMD equivalent (RX 7800 or 7700XT?) following suit. So, folks might have half a year to wait for a new gen replacement, possibly even more.
Going by prices I'm seeing, which won't be applicable to everyone, 6650XT is $379, 6700XT is $479 and 6750XT is $539. These are regular prices, not sale prices... They can all be found for a few dollars less at the moment. So, there's about $100 to work with between 6650XT and 6700XT. At this point, with new cards reportedly coming out in the next few months, I don't see where an RX6700 makes much sense, unless it's just to get rid of chips that couldn't meet the specs for 6700XT.
I wouldn't expect this class of cards, mainstream, especially middle and low mainstream, to appear before 2023, from either AMD or Nvidia. If you consider 4070 still mainstream, despite it probably costing an arm and a leg, then upper mainstream might barely make it out this year, with an AMD equivalent (RX 7800 or 7700XT?) following suit. So, folks might have half a year to wait for a new gen replacement, possibly even more.
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this > 6650xt
80mb ic vs. 32mb
160-bit vs 128-bit vram
full 16x pcie
price will be the same, 6650xt is already very close to the original 6700xt
6700 is better late than never