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PowerColor Radeon RX 6950 XT 16GB Red Devil Graphics Card £619.98 @ eBuyer
PowerColor Radeon RX 6950 XT 16GB Red Devil Graphics Card £619.98 @ eBuyer
PowerColor Radeon RX 6950 XT 16GB Red Devil Graphics Card £619.98 @ eBuyer
PowerColor Radeon RX 6950 XT 16GB Red Devil Graphics Card £619.98 @ eBuyer
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Posted 18 April 2023

PowerColor Radeon RX 6950 XT 16GB Red Devil Graphics Card £619.98 @ eBuyer

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Radeon RX 6950 XT
16GB GDDR6
Boost Clock: 2435MHz
HDMI x 1 DP x 3

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Features
  • Radeon RX 6950 XT
  • 16GB GDDR6
  • Boost Clock: 2435MHz
  • HDMI x 1 DP x 3

Devil Zone RGB
Choose your unique RGB effect through the Devil Zone RGB software. Additionally, simply plugging an ARGB LED cable in a motherboard will allow for the Red Devil RGB light to be seamlessly synced with motherboard.

Dual Bios
Choosing the BIOS that fits your need: better overclocking or silent operation.

Triple Fan
The 2X 100mm and 1X 90mm optimized static pressure fan design provides more air flow and better cooling circulation.

Mute Fan Technology - 0db ±Silent gaming
Mute Fan Technology intelligently turns off the fan below 60°C , providing silent gaming during medium and low-load while reducing power consumption.

Exclusive New Cooling-Fan Design, Advanced Cooling Solution
Compared with previous generation, PowerColor Graphics Card uses an exclusive new cooling-fan design to increase airflow and air pressure by up to 60%.

Output LED
No flashlight needed when plugging in the output! LED illuminated ports will easily lead you to the outputs you are looking for.

Features
Dual Bios, AMD Eyefinity Technology, AMD Stream technology, Triple Fan, UEFI Ready, FreeSync Technology, Radeon Chill, Radeon VR Ready Premium, Radeon WattMan, variable rate shading (VRS), Radeon Image Sharpening, Radeon Anti-Lag, AMD FidelityFx, RDNA 2 Architecture, Ambient Occlusion (CACAO), Variable Refresh Rate (VRR)

Width - 6.2 cm
Depth - 33.2 cm
Height - 15.3 cm

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  1. qal1h's avatar
    Seems a good deal, 950W PSU?? Thats insane. Out of interest for £600 would you go for a 3080ti or this?
    somerandomguy123's avatar
    3080 owner here; I'd say it ultimately depends on what resolution and what sort of games you're looking to play. This is a bit faster (at less than 4k resolution) and has noticeably more vram; all in all, from a purely performance standpoint I suspect it will age a bit better than the 3080ti. The RTX has has the better looking upscaling tech (dlss > fsr), which I don't think it's a deal breaker per se but definetively gaining more and more relevance. I'd personally edge towards this, particularly because looking at 3080ti prices it seems quite a bit cheaper (tis seem to sit at £700 second hand)
  2. t1redmonkey's avatar
    ebuyer have this on their ebay store as well, £623.47 on there, but keep in mind there's the 20x Nectar points promo starting tomorrow so you'd get £30 back in Nectar points buying from there instead.
    noiren's avatar
    Wish you could apply the eBay code on this
  3. Potting.Machine's avatar
    internal airflow is going to be paramount inside your case to keep this GPU quiet, I have ordered this card, I have 6 internal 120 fans already (3 intake, 3 exhaust), I am going to fit another 2 fans below the GPU on the PSU shroud, I'll be happy to submit my finding in a couple of days or so and update this post
    MrBeginner's avatar
    What’s the MBA or reference version like?
  4. Letstu's avatar
    Considering the 4070 is a minimum of £590, for an extra £30 this is a great deal. Only negative is the soon to arrive 7800XT potentially being a contender here but no real concrete info on that yet.
    Minstadave's avatar
    I agree this is the better card but the 4070 is substantially more power efficient.
  5. louiearch9309's avatar
    Couldn't imagine dropping this kind of money on a GC. It took me some time to come to terms with a budget of £250 for a red devil 5700xt which grabbed £165 second hand on ebay a month ago.
    Jawz's avatar
    Dec 21 I ended up paying £2150 for my 3090 Suprim X.
    Shocking price. But thought I could recoup some of the cost with mining.
    Then came the massive rise in electric.
    Now the 40 series is much cheaper and better
    I did manage to recoup around £400, but a purchase I will try to forget.
    Hopefully it can last me a decent amount of time 🤞
  6. mreriksen's avatar
    A word of warning, this GPU is loud AF out of the box. This is basically a heavily factory overclocked 6900XT. I had one, had to get rid as noise was unbearable. Same issue with my mate's card, he put a waterblock on it though.

    I would either get a RTX 4070 or wait for AMD 7800/7800XT
    DrexGodar's avatar
    Goes without saying that with a power draw of 350W, it's going to be on the louder side, unless the manufacture did an amazing job on the cooler...

    But we are talking about PowerColor here..... lol
  7. docta2k17's avatar
    Anyone who managed to get a 3080 FE when it launched at RRP got the best deal in the GPU market, period. Every other card is either overpriced or poor performance for the value.
    FactProvider's avatar
    I got a 3060Ti for £200. MSI Gaming X Trio. I think that's a better deal.
  8. MrBeginner's avatar
    No point spending £600 odd quid on last gen worse performing RT card (6950xt) and with 16gb vram vs the £799 7900xt with 20gb vram and RT performance on par with a 3090ti. Also newer card will be optimised to match the 4080 level performance through driver updates before too long. For £180 odd quid more the 7900xt is a no -brainer. Buy Right and Buy Once is my motto! (edited)
    Discotech's avatar
    Probably better to just buy a console at this rate
  9. Rup's avatar
    Ordered at 4070 Asus at MSRP today. Only play F1 , Cyberpunk & Flight Sim and frame gen is a killer feature for them.
    Also 4070 has much lower power draw and fits in my ITX case.
    Weehamish's avatar
    Price?
  10. RukasuMi's avatar
    be prepared to pay alot for electricity with this
  11. zebra's avatar
    The most pressing question is whether this GFX card runs Crysis whilst Bitcoin mining ?
  12. FactProvider's avatar
    £600 for a Powercolor card. Painful.
    DrexGodar's avatar
    They shouldnt let PowerColor make high end cards, probably sounds like a leaf blower under load.... lol (edited)
  13. Potting.Machine's avatar
    a lot of negative comments on here about this deal, but what can you say, if you tie this up with TCB and Ebay 20 x Nectar Points (£619.99 on Ebay), you are effectively getting this for for £584, I cannot think of a better deal at this performance level for a brand new card with full manufacturer warranty

    EDIT : They will also send out a redemption code for AMD Rewards (Last Of Us Part 1) via their Ebay store upon request (edited)
  14. redmonkey1111's avatar
    Buy 10 for bitcoin mining
  15. deleted2547630's avatar
    I bought a 6750xt from them for £373.... I wonder if it's worth returning to get this
    .. Hmmmm
    ceph042_'s avatar
    Unless you do 4K gaming, and can afford to run it I'd stick with the 6750XT. Has enough VRAM to last a few years and is plenty powerful for most people. Plus the 6950XT is ~£250 more than the 6750XT you have. Those cards are going for around £409-449, so you've got a pretty sweet deal on it.
  16. Scramz's avatar
    Dont forgot further 15% cashback with completesavings on their Ebay page. Currently £619, makes it £526.15. (edited)
    Potterified's avatar
    So we go via Complete Savings to eBay, instead of cashback site like Quidco or TCB... And that gets us to a final price of £526.15?
  17. Manuel_Gonzalez's avatar
    Prices keep crashing guys. Just saw a 6950x for 649 euros (less than £573) in Coolmod (it’s a pretty solid Spanish hardware store)
    MrBeginner's avatar
    7900xt mba is a better deal imo heat added. (edited)
  18. MRP's avatar
    Not a good deal really. Prices still are messed up.

    The past prices were so bad that this is an improvement but much more is necessary.

    The 4070 spec wise is not that strong as it should be.
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