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nope, 7800xt is at ~3.4% rx 6800xt.So isn't the "new" 7800 just a rebadge 6800? So this is basically a 7800 with Starfield for $400?
My friend have the PowerColor Fighter one and he said no driver issues and it can overclock very well, even he can use MPT for extreme overclocking and still use the stock fan.These appear to be back in stock, Did they ever have Driver issues or issues with overclocking?
Sweet, thanks for the detail. Seems like a pretty sweet upgrade from my 1060!My friend have the PowerColor Fighter one and he said no driver issues and it can overclock very well, even he can use MPT for extreme overclocking and still use the stock fan.
I just checked the link and it's back in stock!!! with Starfield premium nonetheless!!!Sweet, thanks for the detail. Seems like a pretty sweet upgrade from my 1060!
I'd be on board if I didn't already have a 6800xtAnyone unwilling to buy one of these at $400 with a free Tier 1 game is henceforth forbidden from ever complaining about nVidia's ever-worsening consumer pricing.
Nor if one was to get a higher performing 7800XT at similar $/performance ratio. A 6800XT at $450 would also be a great grab.Anyone unwilling to buy one of these at $400 with a free Tier 1 game is henceforth forbidden from ever complaining about nVidia's ever-worsening consumer pricing.
How noticeable of an upgrade was it? My 1080 Ti is starting to show its age and I have no idea what to upgrade to.Just bought a 6800 not too long ago to replace the 1080 on my wife's machine. Seems like a great card so far, definitely one of the best value-to-performance out there right now.
2080ti=6800 approx.How noticeable of an upgrade was it? My 1080 Ti is starting to show its age and I have no idea what to upgrade to.
Based on the same link data from TPU:How noticeable of an upgrade was it? My 1080 Ti is starting to show its age and I have no idea what to upgrade to.
For a few $$ more you can have far more lasting performance. Spend, spend my child!dont tempt me satan!
I've looked at oodles of benchmarks. Looking for real world opinions. Budget isn't my issue outside of paying $1,500 for a gpu, more like satisfaction of dollar per unit of enjoyment. Seeing if people who upgraded from the same card I have felt that the real world upgrade was great or just meh.Are you asking for an opinion or a random guess?
Good look. I would've never imagined a 6800 (non XT) would have 3 x 8 pin. Even my XFX 6900XT (which has the slightly improved "6900XTH" chip) only uses 2 x 8 pin.3 x 8 pin for power, I don't even know if my PSU has 3.
Hard to say because I also upgraded her CPU and RAM, but based on what I've seen it's a pretty considerable upgrade.How noticeable of an upgrade was it? My 1080 Ti is starting to show its age and I have no idea what to upgrade to.
3x8 seems odd for a plain 6800, but that's what it says.3 x 8 pin for power, I don't even know if my PSU has 3.
Most likely safe to use one pigtail: still only needs minimum 650w PSU
So you can just plug 2 out of 3 in? No splitter?