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Posted 24 June 2023
Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT Gaming OC 20GB - £734.07 Sold by Amazon EU @ Amazon
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From Amazon EU. Better then a random 3rd party but still consider any warranty issues before buying.
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- Sapphire pulse AMD RADEON RX 7900 XT GAMING OC 20GB GDDR6 Dual HDMI / Dual DP
- GPU: boost clock rate: up to 2450MHz; GPU: game clock: up to 2075MHz
- Memory: 2. 000GB/320 bit DDR6. 20Gbps Effectiv
- Stream processors: 5376
- Architecture RDNA 3; Ray Accelerator: 84
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sorted by"Manufacturer warranty will not apply. Please review Amazon’s return policy, which usually offers free returns within 30 days of receipt."
Now, many manufacturers may be willing to help you anyway if you go direct through them (I'm sure EVGA would for example), but Sapphire do not deal with end users directly under any circumstances. You have to go through the retailer you bought the card from. In this case that'll be Amazon, and their terms for 'Global Store' items state you're essentially **** out of luck beyond the first 30 days (and even within that you have to ship it back abroad). It's why I personally wouldn't ever consider buying something this expensive through that programme.
I am aware that this card won't provide max RT settings in overdrive mode.
Question for the people currently gaming on this card - is it good enough for CP in 4K?
I can't afford anything really above 1000£ at the moment. I was considering an XTX model or 4070 Ti but the last one is a bit iffy for the 4K.
Please advise
With the new specs for CP77, I'd think an XTX would be a good shout but I still think the XT is still very much up to the task.
The 7900XT is roughly the equivalent of what the 6800XT was in the RDNA2 lineup. And that was £650. So it's a bit of a price hike, but absolutely nothing like the sort of price hikes Nvidia are doing. The original pricing for the 7900XT was awful, but I think it's come down to something not super unreasonable.
Basically, it's a ~30% performance uplift for 12% higher price(over the 6800XT). Not amazing, but not ridiculous, either. (edited)
Meanwhile AMD is building up stocks of broken silicon for 7800XT cards based on the same chip, and confusingly is also building up stocks of the middle RDNA3 chiplet part ALSO set to be some kind of 7800XT. Both variants of the 7800XT are junk, doing no better than existing RDNA2 cards, but with worse driver support. However, when they drop, all prices will go down further- Ngreedia and AMD.
Toward the end of this year, there will be a fire sale of everything Nvidia and AMD currently make, GPU wise. The cards aren't selling, and new designs from both major players hit in 2024. But today, outside the 4090, there is nothing worth paying over 600 quid for.
You seem to know the future very clearly as well, mind telling us the lottery numbers while your at it?
$700 USD gives you about £550 * 1.2 VAT = £660 ?
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will support super high 4K textures great card. absolutely future proof
love it
every high end card should be 20+GB VRAM
Idle 14w
Multi-monitor 41w
Gaming 319w
Gaming 60Hz 112w