Sapphire Radeon RX 7900 XT Gaming 20GB GDDR6 Graphics Card (+ Free Game: Last of Us) - £779.99 (+£7.99 Delivery) @ Overclockers

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Comes with a free copy of last of us which I assume you can make a few quid back on.

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Edited by jextwah, 5 April 2023

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hd1080ts
5th Apr
The free game is not via Steam Code, it uses the AMD app.
aadaman
5th Apr
Edit : AMD App gives you the game on Steam, but at no point do you get a steam code (edited)
Naaame
5th Apr
The card probably doesnt have enough VRAM to run the game anyway! how ironic.
3anana
5th Apr
zebedee35
5th Apr
Got this delivered today, installed and it has some coil whine, apparently its normal in some cards but thinking to return/exchange...? (edited)
Tommy.123
6th Apr
Just be sure not to make my mistake... I thought i had coil whine on a new GPU, but it was actually my PSU whining under the increased watts... have a listen to where its coming from

Edit: Just to add - I had a 300 watt card on a 850watt psu, so it wasn't overloading the PSU, just making it scream (edited)
RickyWong
5th Apr
Be ware of vapour chamber issue with sapphire edition GPUs
Somersett
5th Apr
Which nobody had on the XT variant, and the issue was identified and fixed some time back on the XTX. Perhaps you'd like to discuss the Nvidia GPUs crashing on The Last of Us, when AMD cards do not- down to faulty Nvidia drivers?
hukdjps
5th Apr
Is 20Gb VRAM enough to run 'The Last of Us' at 1080p high settings?
ollefrolle
5th Apr
I'm running it on 6700 XT, it uses around 10-11GB VRAM with everything maxed out. Turn a few settings down to medium and it uses like 6GB
Somersett
5th Apr
Again- this particular card is going to get a lot cheaper across the year, especially when the mid-end price war begins between AMD's 7800XT and Nvidia's 4070. Nvidia and AMD are currently rushing to complete their next gen GPU families, Nvidia having no choice because AMD has to bring forward RDNA 4 in the light of RDNA 3 weakness, so Nvidia needs to prep for this competition sooner than they'd prefer.

Buying now at AMD and Nvidia's peak (non-crypto) pricing is daft, unless you really really need to. And NO- so-called AI will not inflate Nvidia consumer GPU prices- Nvidia has special non-gaming parts coming to soak that market.
Tommy.123
6th Apr
The thing is, if you look at the steam hardware survey, AMD cards seem to have next to no market share... why should Nvidia care what AMD do if next to nobody buys their cards?

Edit: Just checked this and AMDs most popular card from the 6000 series is the 6700xt and has just 0.35% market share.

In contrast, the most popular 19 GPUs are all NVidia and the most common 30 series card is the 3060 and has a market share of 10.44%

To put this in perspective, the GTX 960, has a market share of 0.64%... it isn't just a 6000 series problem when 900 series cards are more common than 6000 series cards 9years after their release!

To an elephant, a fly is just a mild irritation, nothing more. (edited)
DealDarren
6th Apr
PC gamers really being taken for a ride. One component costs more than a brand new PS5 and there's not even any guarantee it'll run the titles anyway!

The days of affordable PC gaming for the masses are over. It's now an exclusively rich person's hobby.
Gozman
6th Apr
And only because of the gpus. Everything else has stayed similar or gotten cheaper. Look at ram and ssds. Normal priced gpus would make it the best time to be a pc gamer. Life just can't be too good sometimes can it. (edited)
Sjbx_07
5th Apr
Anyone know if the sapphire cards are usually decent? I got a sapphire 5700xt years ago and had to return it as it was DOA, but that may have been an issue with the delivery company rather than the card.
uscool
5th Apr
Sapphire are one of the best for AMD cards, this is MBA so really no difference to anyone else offering them as well (edited)
EmperorRosko
6th Apr
Cheaper to buy a PS5/Xbox and actually run games at 60fps without stutters.

I have all platforms by the way, Series X, PS5 and PC with 6800XT GPU and PC gaming is at its worst ever. Had PCs since my first AMD 1Ghz Athlon Thunderbird CPU build and AGP graphics cards (long long time ago) and now PC gaming is literally just console ports with a sprinkle of glitter.

Spending these numbers on GPUs is just madness. Developers aren’t making native PC games and making the most of them. It’s console ports with shader cache nightmares every time. Ridiculous really. Mainstream gamers can’t afford PCs anymore because of this! 800 quid for ONE component, and even when it’s all done and your £2000 PC is up and runnin, you’re dealing with stuttery messes and lower than expected frame rates.
kizzzle
6th Apr
you don't have to play the console ports - theres plenty other games.

Chalk and cheese to compare the two
3anana
5th Apr
Certainly a more tempting prospect than the 4070 Ti, but £700 is really where both cards should be.
davidbrent
6th Apr
Graphics card discussions online always make me laugh. The last time I built my pc, I had people telling me I was overpaying for a GTX980 instead of 970 or whatever. That was in 2015 and that pc has lasted me 8 years mostly daily use, obviously not hardcore ultra gaming (only just been dragged kicking and screaming to upgrade to Windows 10 by win 8 throwing a tantrum lol) but the graphics are still plenty good for me. When you factor in the cost over the 8 years, it's pennies.

I'm finally upgrading to a Ryzen 7800X3D with 7900 xtx graphics card. As long as that lasts me at least 5 years or so, il be happy.
Smm0
6th Apr
20gb vram should keep you going for the next year at least. At this rate.. maybe year and a half tops.
t1redmonkey
6th Apr
1tb VRAM cards will be needed for the PC port of The Last of Us Part 2
lehaandreev
6th Apr
This is an amazing price. Best deal in a long time
crabby09
6th Apr
Can't believe no one's said it yet... Guess I'll take the hit for the team!!!

....

Hoooooooooooooooooooooold!!!!!!!!
jungleboy123
5th Apr
finally gpu prices dropping. I really want a new GPU.... if i can get a good one then i'm gonna be a happy bunny for a long time. I haev everything else pc wise.
polly69
6th Apr
Yeah just waiting to see what the 7800xt and nvidia 4700 have to offer I'm sticking with my 5700xt for just a little while longer. Was just faced with a full am5 ryzen build or go on with my current build and because my am4 build was so good I decided to buy a 5900x to replace my 3900x and get another couple of years out of the expensive parts as the 3900x was still a very fast cpu and I couldn't resist a 5900x for £270 the other day, I doubt there's anything to touch it.
xybp9
5th Apr
Hoping gpu prices continue to fall

Looking to upgrade to 4090 before too long
Emon
6th Apr
Maybe previous gen prices will drop a little but not drastic. The 4000 series Nvidia cards are built on TMC 3nm process. The wafer cost is double compared to what it was in 2018/2019 and 30% than 5nm. I completely agree that the prices are crazy, maybe it will take another year for the cost to drop, then we should start seeing lower prices. (edited)
Korben_Dallas
6th Apr
Both AMD and nVidia dropped the ball with high pricing and hardware issues. My 3080 will have to last until end of the year.
Banshee22
6th Apr
I think you're good with 3080 for at least another 2 years.
knockout60
6th Apr
From what I heard you'll need 2 of these in SLI to run the "Last of Us" at 720p 60fps (edited)
A_Rom
9th Apr
That's Nvidia, you're thinking Crossfire
Lugar2005
6th Apr
Now £779.99
Skerries
6th Apr
how does this compare to a XFX Speedster MERC310 at the same price on Amazon?
jextwah Author
6th Apr
The seller on Amazon looks shifty.
lifelongpuma
6th Apr
Is it just me or has the price gone back up to £829.99 ?
mikat
6th Apr
Typical Overclockers behaviour, see a reduced product selling well, up the price.
Bardiche
6th Apr
I almost took the bite but not its too late rip
bossk
6th Apr
I had 7900xt the first time.
Hold from me.