SapphireVCX 11306-01-20T Nitro+ AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT Gaming OC 12GB GDDR6

Aside from the obviously not great pricing, the card itself is a beast and handles most games on 2k ultra at around 100 fps. Worth the upgrade if your coming from a card atleast older then 3-5 years and are looking to game at 2k. However if your just in the market for 1080p gaming then there are plenty of other cards that'll do just as great and (possibly) could be found cheaper.

Beautiful GPU that is way overpriced MSRP. However, the GPU is not like the older 8GB Sapphire Cards. It uses an 8-pin and 6-pin power connector. My old one used two 8-pin power connectors. Now I have a lot of work ahead of me to change cables out. Hence the 3 star review. Not really complaining about card performance though. I have been running the Sapphire R9 390 Nitro for 6 years now and can run newest modern warfare and battlefield v on ultra settings with no lag. I upgraded to get ready for next Battlefield coming this October.

Very good product. Very good delivery (on time).

better than the 1080 that it replaced

This card is not only gorgeous but also amazing!Yes, the looks distinguish the Sapphire Nitro 6700XT but a practical feature, too: the VRAM has its own discrete heat sink that is not part of the main heat sink. This is super helpful as overheated VRAM has wrecked many a card. I've also undervolted it and added a light memory overclock in the Adrenaline software - hotspot is usually in the high/mid-80s Celsius.Performance-wise this card frankly surprises. I have my PC hooked up to my 4K TV. Touted as a solid 1440p card I can run many games at 4K 60fps with FSR 'Quality' enabled. The AMD Adrenaline software is underrated; I have an undervolted setting saved on my PC and it's easy to re-enable those settings after a restart or driver upgrade.With its 12 GB of VRAM I feel like this is a card that will age incredibly well. If you can find one for a decent price, it's worth looking into.

so I didn't buy mine on here and could never recommend anyone to buy it for the $1200+ that it's listed on here for. I bought mine for roughly 200 bucks more then MSRP from fb marketplace in brand new condition and I am very happy with it, with that being said, that was almost half the cost it is on here for. It has functioned flawlessly and has chewed up and spit out every game I have thrown at it max settings well over 60-100+++ FPS.In new world paired with the Ryzen 5800x on high to max settings this card has never dipped below 60 FPS on a 3440x1440p monitor and has not exceeded 90-92c on junction temperature (hot spot) that is stock, I have not touched any settings, undervolting, overclocking, fan curves...etc but I knew to expect the great quality from Sapphire that I have enjoyed for two decades now. To those paying 1000+ for a 3070 on marketplace.. don't waste your time or money, if you can snag this badboy up for 650-750 off marketplace in like new or new condition go for it.. you will not be disappointed. Superb quality!!On a side note.. I seen someone leaving a review about this card using a 6pin and a 8pin power connector instead of two 8pins and how now he has "a lot" of work ahead of him to fix that.... dude... What the actual f are you talking about???? You rated the card 3 stars because you're sooo lazy you can't spend a literal 2 whole minutes to reroute a cable???? it sounds like you're using sleeved extension cables and are being cheap about buying another one.... they cost like 20 bucks kek..not really sure how it's a "a lot" of work at all....so anyways enough of that rubbish, if you can snag it for under 800 bucks on marketplace or somehow get extremely lucky to buy it on here for that price I would otherwise just wait...