ASUS ROG Strix LC AMD Radeon™ RX 6900 XT TOP Edition Gaming Graphics Card (AMD RDNA™ 2, PCIe 4.0, 16GB GDDR6, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Full-coverage cold plate, 240mm radiator, 600mm tubing)

Great card and I bought it brand new at a discount fro 890$ from "Beach Audio". Thanks guys for the great price cut.This card can be over clocked to around 2800mhz which beats out a 3090ti for a fraction of the price, it's rediculous what these fanboyz will pay for 🤷. I did a little research and don't really care about ray tracing so I went with a deal and at the time a third party retailer was selling it new on Amazon for 890$ that's an insane deal.The card handles ultra graphics OC'd 4k 120 fps on most games, it's crazy because I've never experienced this before and it feels nice.I do suggest you wait until cards like this go on sale because the price compared is not very appealing, and I don't think anyone wants to pay going on 2k for one part of their system, just my 2 cents. But definitely worth it for around 800$ 👍

I made a jump from the Radeon 5700xt to this monster. I game natively at 3440x1440 and all games are preset to Ultra graphics and run well over playable framerates. It ran otb over 2550mhz while being under 59°c with fans around 45%. Can be adjusted to run cooler and faster with ease. Very happy with my purchase, box delivered in mint condition for display. UPDATE 2-20-24, Still powerful and crushes 90% of my games. Helldivers max over 69fps, Palworld max 75fps etc. I still have no need to purchase a 7000 series or think of RDNA4. Paired with a 5800X3D I'm happy and see another 2+ years of use till AAA games will need to be down to high/medium.

I was an nvidia guy for many, many years. After trying to get a 3080/3090 forever... I saw this bad boy at a reasonable price. This card under full load playing 4k games hangs around 50 Celcius. AMAZING. plenty of FPS. Ran Assassin's creed benchmark test 4k ultra.. 70 fps and stayed between 49c and 51c during the benchmark. I was recently able to get a 3080 for my son and this 6900 xt outperforms it while using WAY less Power and staying cooler. I think I may just be an AMD guy now... GREAT CARD, get it if you can, you won't regret it. btw, the power cables for the fans can be disconnected. I removed them and routed these to my corsair commander pro so I can control the fan RPM and turn off ofthe RGB on the fans.

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When my husband received this VERY expensive card, he noticed one of 2 ARGB cables to the fans has a missing spade terminal. It doesn't effect the performance of it, but in order to use the argb, he had to install a wye splitter from a separate arbg to bridge the connection. It was too hard to find this online just to have to send it back in, so we kept it. It's a manufacturing defect for sure. It's definitely an amazingly superior card, but for $2,400 plus tax I expect things to be more professional. Not too sure how Amazon can fix this issue, being that everything is always sold out. 1 star reflects the sad state of the cables that is causing broken or missing terminals.

This card is a MONSTER.

Blazingly fast!!

Writing this mostly to correct the one star review left by someone stating that 4 pins are required on the spade for ARGB. This is not the case.There are two different types of ARGB, one being the 4 pin spade, the other being the 3 pin spades that this comes with. Asus makes motherboards with both headers, but sometimes will only include one. This is only an issue if you decide to not keep your fans plugged into the GPU (it comes pre-installed this way). Aurasync allows you to control and match your lighting to pretty much any popular brand of RGB so there's really no reason to not use the connectors provided by ASUS.

La compré en oferta y fue una ganga. El que sea de enfriamiento líquido ayuda a que, aún en juego de alto requerimiento gráfico, la temperatura no suba de 50°C. Corre juegos como Monster Hunter y God of War a las máximas resoluciones sin problema. El software es fácil de ajustar.

At $2700.00 Canadian it certainly is not cheap and then I also changed the stock cooler to a $400.00 Dollar EK PLEXI WITH RGB and a nickel back plate, but to put it into perspective, several years ago I bought two Asus Ares 3 dual GPU liquid cooled Video cards and they cost me over $5000.00 Canadian and they have easily less than half the performance this 6900xt has, so to me, its a very worth while upgrade. Easily plays every game I could throw at it with everything maxed out, yes very powerful indeed.+

Firstly, it came scratched when i would think when ya pay nearly $2500 for a gpu, it should come in pristine condition. Secondly, it keeps failing on the a.m.d stress tests. I bought this because the day before i got my pay to buy the toxic 6950xt, it magically vanished and then some terrible human decided to jack up the price a few hundo. As well it is only a few hundred MHZ. away from the 6950 so very little in difference. I have NEVER overclocked or underclocked the card. Prior to this i had (2) r9 290x cards one a 4gb. And the other an 8gb. Had the one since 2014. I baby my cards. But now am looking to completely upgrade the whole system. Currently maximus 11 hero (wifi), i7 9700k, 32gb. G skill 2133mhz. Cosair water cooler for cpu. Corsair fans 4 ram. Bunch of other case fans 20+ t.b. of memory including hdd, sd & m2 encased in a cooler master storm. Upgrading to msi carbon x570, 2970 or 75 threadripper and white gskill 128gb. Ram@3600mhz. as well as a d.i.y. water cooler. Sorry won't allow me to add the pic of it scratched when i boight it. But here's my system!