GIGABYTE AORUS Radeon RX 6900 XT Xtreme WATERFORCE WB 16G Graphics Card, WATERFORCE Water Block Cooling System, 16GB 256-bit GDDR6, GV-R69XTAORUSX WB-16GD Video Card

Wonderful video card ,work super cold and look beautiful

Super happy customer here. I traded six Franklins for this card, so it was a really good deal compared to how it's currently listed. This is especially true if you compare what it would cost to add a water block to an air-cooled card (if you are lucky enough to find a water block for sale these days).I also have the Powercolor Red Devil 6950XT. Both cards preform pretty much at the same level.I added this to my custom loop and it's working fantastic.For people who complain about coil whine -> your problem is more likely to be related to your power supplyFor those who think they want to build a custom loop -> you probably don't really want to do it. It's fun to tell people you did it. It's fun to show it off. It's great once you've got it running. It's not for people who swap hardware often because draining and refilling the system is a pain.

Using it with a GIGABYTE Z790 AORUS Elite AX, Intel i7-12700KF and G. SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series DDR5 6800 MT/s, the Waterforce AORUS Radeon RX 6900 XT turned out to be a sub-$400 rock star. It's in a Phanteks Enthoo Evolv and runs cool, performs admirably against a 6950, syncs seamlessly with RGB Fusion and looks phenomenal. If you catch Amazon's dynamic pricing at the right time, this card is a steal.P.S. 900 watts is minimum PSU requirement for this card.

Honestly this is one of the best 6900xt's out there as long as you got it on sale like I did for $370. It's a great looking card. Performance is crazy good I use it for 4k gaming with a 7800x3d and it is smooth. in Black Myth Wukong I average 174fps at max settings and res set to 100%. Also, I would like to add the people that have complained about the leak detection need to check their loops better as it is clearly a user error. Only downside of the card is no dual bios.

Works great! Plays cod zombies at 4k 130fps. Stays at 50c pretty steady while gaming. Idle sits around 29c

If you're spending the extra coin on water cooling a GPU especially with the shortage pricing, you want extra thermal headroom and no noise.Out of the box the water block's contact with the GPU die was poor enough to warrant immediately repasting it before putting it under load. This fixed that issue, but come on now...Far worse is the coil whine I discovered when load testing. It is absolutely insufferable. My case is modified pretty heavily to deal with fan/pump noise, but when the card is under load the coil whine is so loud I can sometimes hear it though headphones. None of the usual tricks- overclocking, undervolting, or swapping the PSU out helped. Changing the frame rate just changes the pitch of the whine- at low FPS it sounds like an ignition click and at very high FPS (e.g. on really old games) it's a high-pitched squeal. It has not gone away after a month of regular use. With a freesync panel the pitch changes with the frame rate. It gets real annoying real fast.Unfortunately I didn't get all my parts in until Amazon's return window closed on this so I didn't discover this issue timely. If I could have I would have returned it here rather than be stuck trying my luck (and my patience) with GB.This is absolutely unacceptable at any price point, but especially sucks given how expensive this thing was. At this point, it's either bite the bullet, try risky surgery, or cut my losses on fleabay and get another brand of card.With the repaste the thing performs fine, but the coil whine just ruins the mood.Oh... and just to add a little insult to injury, they included a little mascot figurine in the box. Cute, but that money would have been better spent on QC.Learn from my mistake, and load test your card before the Amazon return window closes.

The card appearance is great and shines quality but the card died just a few days after I got it and it also took my fairly new 850W Power Supply with it. Lucky for me it did not kill my $600 motherboard and other components. Feeling pretty disappointed I spent 250 bucks for a water cooling solution that I now can't even use not to mention the $200 power supply I lost. What started out thinking I had an amazing card turned bad quickly.

Got a crazy good deal on this for $420 out the door summer last year. Couldn't have written it better myself. This is the best GPU deal I've ever gotten.