Sapphire 11304-03-20G Pulse AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT PCIe 4.0 Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6

Really good card. Still going strong at 2 years with no problems at all.

Great

Replaced my 5700xt more than double the performance so far insane i got the GPU for $620 so a decent price currently, i Play mostly in 1440p . it nearly doubled my fps from a 5700xt card.System specs now:Ryzen 5800X3DMSI B550 motherboardCorsair Dominator memory 3200mhz 32gbCorsair 240mm AIO coolerSabrent Rocket NVME 2TB driveCorsair Modular 750w Power Supply.on a side note- I did a driver DDU clean prior to installing then downloaded AMD drivers and Adrenalin Software.it was buggy when i would load a game the Adrenalin software would disappear when trying to reopen it would open then close immediatly? I then rolled back to the drivers to May 2022 driver suite and no issue after playing for about 2 days smoothly i did notice i was losing roughly 20fps in a game when compared with the 1st driver install? so i tried the new driver patch again from AMD and so far everything is fine.

Upgraded from a RTX 2060 after watching multiple benchmark videos comparing 6800xt with 7800xt and 4070. I ultimately decided on this because I found this used on Amazon for $400. I am super happy with it and was lucky that my case and PSU were already compatible with this chonky boy. This thing is huge and I don't hear the coil whine that everyone themselves whine about. Plays 4k no problem at ultra on all my games so far. Radeon software isn't as intuitive as GeForce experience but that's semantics for me.

Actually, the card failed after about 2 weeks of use. As in, completely bricked up, wouldn't draw power.Due to the complexity of testing what exactly went wrong in the pc build, I didn't confirm it was the graphics card specifically until 36 days after it was delivered. Because beach audio only offers 30 days returns, I wasn't able to get a refund of any type, so I'm out almost 700 bucks, with no recourse.Save yourself the headache and the money, and buy a card that won't randomly fail just barely after its out of warranty.

Built a new PC using the 6800XT paired with Intel i5 13600k. After catching up with current pc tech I chose this combination for my 1440p gaming rig. Went with AMD after seeing the price of Nvidia GPU's. This plays my games at ultra settings. Critics say ray tracing is not as good but oh well. It takes 2- 8 pin power connectors. Can customize performance settings with Radeon app. Lots of good info online about how to tweak for better performance. This is a pretty big card so make sure you can fit it in your case. It has no argb or fancy lighting which is fine with me. Good bang for your GPU $$ IMO.

Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT is a great card for the price Just don't expect it to fit into a 2019 Mac Pro tower. The card is 2-3 mm too long to fit into this beast of a machine. I was able to get a 5700XT to work great with room to spare. Too bad the company that sold this through Amazon wanted ME to pay to ship it back as a return even though the site says it was the correct size. I may just put this in my Alienware tower instead.

I have this card paired with an i5-12600k, 32 GB of 3200 mhz DDR4 Ram, a case with good airflow, and a 1440p monitor. I have stress tested the card in AMD's software and demanding games. At stock settings, the card never goes above 75 degrees at full load and sound levels are great. Framerates at 1440p are very high, drivers are stable in new and old games. There are no flashy rgb lights which personally for me is a plus. If you don't care about raytracing than this card is a great alternative to Nvidia's RTX 3080. Im blown away by the performance and Sapphire's design and quality.