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Posted 1 May 2023
MSI Radeon RX 6800 GAMING Z TRIO 16GB V1 Graphics Card £479.99 @ Ebuyer
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Not sure if waiting for this months 7700xt/4060ti supposed release would be better but this seems like a good deal atm.
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Boost Clock / Memory Speed
• Up to 2155 MHz / 16 Gbps
• 16GB GDDR6
• DisplayPort x 3 (v1.4)
HDMI™ x 1 (Supports 4K@120Hz/8K@60Hz and VRR as specified in HDMI™ 2.1)
TRI FROZR 2 Thermal Design
• TORX Fan 4.0: A masterpiece of teamwork, fan blades work in pairs to create unprecedented levels of focused air pressure.
• Core Pipe: Precision-crafted heat pipes ensure max contact to the GPU and spread heat along the full length of the heatsink.
• Airflow Control: Don't sweat it, Airflow Control guides the air to exactly where it needs to be for maximum cooling.
RGB Mystic Light
• Mystic Light gives you complete control of the RGB lighting for MSI devices and compatible RGB products.
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• The exclusive MSI Center software lets you monitor, tweak and optimize MSI products in real-time.
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It's time to put on team colors. Synchronize lighting with other compatible devices to take the light show to another level. Going dark is as easy as turning the lights off.
We Keep It Cool and Quiet
The TRI FROZR 2 thermal system has been designed for efficiency. Expect a perfect balance of cool and quiet for more fun during endless gaming sessions.
Totally Cool Core Pipes
Core Pipes are precision-machined for maximum contact over the GPU and spread the heat along the full length of the heatsink for optimal cooling.
Shhhh…Silencing Heatsink Design
Stay stealthy with Airflow Control that improves airflow dynamics. Deflectors provide additional surface area and guide air to where it's needed for maximum cooling. Wave-curved 2.0 fin edges disrupt unwanted airflow harmonics resulting in reduced noise.
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Boost Clock / Memory Speed
• Up to 2155 MHz / 16 Gbps
• 16GB GDDR6
• DisplayPort x 3 (v1.4)
HDMI™ x 1 (Supports 4K@120Hz/8K@60Hz and VRR as specified in HDMI™ 2.1)
TRI FROZR 2 Thermal Design
• TORX Fan 4.0: A masterpiece of teamwork, fan blades work in pairs to create unprecedented levels of focused air pressure.
• Core Pipe: Precision-crafted heat pipes ensure max contact to the GPU and spread heat along the full length of the heatsink.
• Airflow Control: Don't sweat it, Airflow Control guides the air to exactly where it needs to be for maximum cooling.
RGB Mystic Light
• Mystic Light gives you complete control of the RGB lighting for MSI devices and compatible RGB products.
MSI Center
• The exclusive MSI Center software lets you monitor, tweak and optimize MSI products in real-time.
Light 'Em Up
It's time to put on team colors. Synchronize lighting with other compatible devices to take the light show to another level. Going dark is as easy as turning the lights off.
We Keep It Cool and Quiet
The TRI FROZR 2 thermal system has been designed for efficiency. Expect a perfect balance of cool and quiet for more fun during endless gaming sessions.
Totally Cool Core Pipes
Core Pipes are precision-machined for maximum contact over the GPU and spread the heat along the full length of the heatsink for optimal cooling.
Shhhh…Silencing Heatsink Design
Stay stealthy with Airflow Control that improves airflow dynamics. Deflectors provide additional surface area and guide air to where it's needed for maximum cooling. Wave-curved 2.0 fin edges disrupt unwanted airflow harmonics resulting in reduced noise.
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sorted byThe coming 4060TI, a cut-down 4070, better be 12GB (every leak sez 8GB), else it will be the most DOA GPU in graphics history, and AMD will see record sales of the cheaper 6800 variants.
Interestingly, the 6800 is a very cut down version of the die, though keeping the 256-bit bus, and hence the 16GB of VRAM. The large drop in specs is because the full die was made for 4K, but the extra ROPS, shaders and TMUs aren't really needed for 60fps 1440p gaming, as the graphs above prove.
Having no 16GB VRAM cards below 1000 dollars, Ngreedia is dead in the water for future-proof 1440p gaming with either the 3000 or 4000 series, and this is just beyond belief.
12GB may be an issue for console developed games and with ray tracing (which also pushes VRAM).
Maybe 16GB is safer? No one really knows at this point but I personally wouldn't pay over £500 for 12GB VRAM.
Your money though, obviously
techspot.com/rev…xt/
As for 7700XT, we genuinely dont have any (credible) information on it yet. It's pretty easy to guess it'll be Navi 32, and we can also safely guess that AMD will want it to decently outperform the 6700XT, so it wont be super cut down, but will it be cut down at all, or fully enabled? And positioned where? Could be anywhere from like $450 to $650. Plus we dont know when it's actually gonna release(the info that it's coming this month is not from credible sources - this doesn't mean it wont, it's obviously somebody trying to make a 'safe guess passed off as insider information' but it doesn't mean you should treat it as credible info).
Overall, I think this is probably a pretty good purchase if you're looking for last gen high end performance for a sane price.
(I am sure they will be reduced after Computex, end of May beginning of June).
PS: I do not have a crystal ball, but i can read tea leaves like a pro.
No idea what AMD are doing, they haven't released or announced a 7800 or 7700 but instead are releasing a 7600(XT) at the end of this month apparently
I think if people want something now to enjoy, buy now stop worrying too much and if you want a good deal buy 2nd hand from someone with great feedback (ideally 200+ on eBay) (edited)
Price pressures from covid and chip fabrication have gone, and Intel are creating (almost) competitive cards - the first time there's been competition in the GPU market from more than two companies like 20 years.
The only thing propping up high prices at the moment is peoples willingness to pay them. And their willingness is tied to their ability - luxury money is low in general due to inflation.
nVidia have already taken emergency steps to stop the price collapsing. Those steps won't work, because you can't ignore the facts of the market indefinitely.
"nVidia's alive!?"
techpowerup.com/gpu…713
Will be the similar power to 3070 Ti/rumoured 4060 Ti performance
However that is not my concern as I suspect they will all probably be on par while 6800 still having the VRam advantage but I'm not sure if they won't surprise us with a price of more like 349 which I would definitely prefer.
Now its very easy to blame people for being willing to pay said price but when you need a PC now .. waiting 2-3 months even is not an option. Plus realistically speaking if people were to suddenly stop buying the cards the company would go under and nobody would win… there’s always a need for people to buy… plus customers like you and me are nothing to them… cars and pretty much everything nowadays use graphic cards which push prices higher due to a higher demand.
1080p high refresh (360hz 300fps) competetive games such as Valorant / csgo. I compete in many tournaments so I don't want dips / 1% lows as this can cost very important rounds. It's paired with a 5800x3d recently bought - on a B450 motherboard with 16gb ddr4 3200mhz ram. Thank you
But it is unlikely to be a good bargain (in hindsight), in just the next month, or so.