Sapphire to Release Yet Another Radeon RX 6750 XT 12 GB GDDR6

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What is old, is new again....
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look cheaply made.
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Obvious advantage for the RX 6750 XT is that it has 50% more VRAM for newer VRAM intensive games. So, is it faster than the regular 6750 XT?
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mikeysg:

Obvious advantage for the RX 6750 XT is that it has 50% more VRAM for newer VRAM intensive games. So, is it faster than the regular 6750 XT?
50% more compared to what? The 6700 XT also has 12GB. They're basically the same thing except with slightly different clock speeds.
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schmidtbag:

50% more compared to what? The 6700 XT also has 12GB. They're basically the same thing except with slightly different clock speeds.
I'd meant 50% more than those with just 8GB, specifically RTX 4060 series....made a boo-boo with my previous post.
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mikeysg:

I'd meant 50% more than those with just 8GB, specifically RTX 4060 series....made a boo-boo with my previous post.
this thing is barely good enough for 1440p/60 anymore. if you wanna buy last gen, start at 6800/xt.
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cucaulay malkin:

this thing is barely good enough for 1440p/60 anymore. if you wanna buy last gen, start at 6800/xt.
The 6800 non-XT seems to be the best of the bunch. It's 4K-capable (at least without DXR), it has the best performance-per-watt, and I think (maybe I'm mistaken) it yields the best performance-per-cost. Despite all that though... still too expensive for me to justify for a 2-year-old GPU with sub-par RT performance.
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schmidtbag:

The 6800 non-XT seems to be the best of the bunch. It's 4K-capable (at least without DXR), it has the best performance-per-watt, and I think (maybe I'm mistaken) it yields the best performance-per-cost. Despite all that though... still too expensive for me to justify for a 2-year-old GPU with sub-par RT performance.
rt pefromance for rdna2 really got a lot better, 6800 is almost at 3070 level.
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6700xt is now delivering average in the 40s at qhd in 2023 titles, even without rt. [youtube=SbeAP5zhRtg]
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cucaulay malkin:

rt pefromance for rdna2 really got a lot better, 6800 is almost at 3070 level.
Indeed it has. And from what I recall, it's even better on Linux (which is all I use). Hopefully the 7700s and 7800s will encourage prices to drop further.
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schmidtbag:

Indeed it has. And from what I recall, it's even better on Linux (which is all I use). Hopefully the 7700s and 7800s will encourage prices to drop further.
don't expect them before 2024.