Sapphire 11319-07-20G Pulse AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT Gaming Graphics Card with 8GB GDDR6, AMD RDNA 2

I got this to update my wife's gaming PC. As a "cozy gamer" she doesn't (yet?) need it, but she wanted to upgrade her PC a bit because we had torn her office apart while we cleaned and moved furniture. So, I replaced an older 750-Ti with this, and I increased RAM from 16 to 32 GB.I tested the Sapphire card with the usual gaming stability and burn-in testers. No hiccups, and temps under full load were tolerable. I had to dig out a DP-to-DVI adapter to connect her secondary monitor.Not sure of the "modern" Sapphire as a company (warranty), but I have had good luck with the brand in past decades. Fingers crossed.Her PC? While playing the Sims 4 and Wylde Flowers, no detectable performance difference, as expected. :)But if she ever decides to play Skyrim, or something similar, I'm sure I will see some kind of difference.Until then, another Sapphire card FTW. Plus, I now have a bit of a backup card if my venerable 1080-Ti ever incinerates (it's undervolted and over-cooled to prevent that).

A good performing graphics card with few extras. No RFB. No artistic flair. That’s what’s good. Save money on a graphics card that looks like a graphics card. If you want fancy then you aren’t interested in these lower end graphics anyway. Great card for the money. To me it’s on par with my MSI RTX 3070 I have in my other system.

It took a bit of time to be shipped, but once they shipped it, I received it faster than I expected. I love how it performs; I'm happy because I was using integrated graphics, so it's a big jump.

Big upgrade from my 3050 without breaking the bank. Shipping took forever but that’s probabaly my fault for ordering a month before Christmas. Would recommend for a amd ryzen set up! (Alienware ryzen r10) also want to note that it’s not crazy huge if you have constraints in your case. Power ports are on the side too so that helps with length.

Seemed sketchy at first but I took the plunge and bought one. GPU-Z reports it as legit, AMD drivers recognize it as legit, BIOS reports it legit, and benchmarks are on par with other 6650xt cards.In terms of performance this card is pretty good for the price of $210 (at the time of purchase). Solid choice for 1080p and you'll definitely manage to crank out 60+ FPS on modern AAA games, even on max or near max settings, and you'll obviously get much more on older/simpler games. Also this card runs cools, peaking at most at 75-79 celsius even while stress test benchmarking.Solid GPU and I'd recommend since it's around $10-$20 cheaper then other 6650xts on the market (at time of purchase) and still being from AMD's best AIB, Sapphire, it has very solid build quality.

Really hard to balk at the extremely reasonable price for this one, especially considering the work it puts in. Got this for a budget build for my girlfriend, who doesn't play the kind of demanding titles I enjoy. Well, it does the job, above and beyond.

For the price I purchased this card at, $210, it's pretty difficult to beat. Under Max load it never exceeds about 78°, benchmarks exactly where you would expect for this model, and only performs slightly slower than the RTX 4060 which is $100 more expensive. The fans however are quite loud.I and friends bought 3 cards originally and one of them had a defect that caused the PC to power down and restart while playing games. Switching the video card fixed the issue for that one. The other two have been perfectly fine.

Will play everything new game at 1080 all in ultra at good fps. (It's pair with a Ryzen 5700)