💪 PowerColor Red Devil RX 6900 XT: The Ultimate Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6 Memory, RDNA 2, Raytracing, and AMD Infinity Cache Review

Installation went relatively smoothly. Remember that your power supply needs 3 available 8-pin connectors. It's a card monster in performance and size. Due to the thickness of this card, I had to remove the Wi-Fi adapter. I'll update as needed, but right now all games are running at max settings.

This card has amazing performance. It comes with a GPU holder and a bonus 5V RGB header. New high-end cards like this have some wine out of the box, but that will diminish over time. The only criticism is the price, but otherwise I am very satisfied. It unlocks Smart Access Memory, which is an interesting feature.

Powercolor makes one of the best 6900 XT cards in this version but I wouldn't buy it at the prices I'm currently seeing until the supply evens out, it will happen . Let the speculators who gobble up these cards keep them and then have to sell them at the manufacturer's suggested retail price of $50 over the asking price. I want a new card, but it's not bad to spend an extra $400-$500 just because someone thinks they are smart scalping GPUs.

I have always only taken two levels below the newest and best and I was happy not to have paid the highest price. In this case, I really wanted to resell it. But I thought let's see the difference. Wow. The level of detail from my 5700xt to this is a completely different level. In AC: Valhalla you can see a lot more detail in the gear and the terrain, it's just amazing.

Case fast AMD GPU for the first time for me. The glasses are stupid good (2811 MHz). Runs everything ultra from 1440-4k/ultrawide. AMD software is really good. Like the Geforce app but with more features. Can OC and monitor with in the app. I don't miss my 2080ti. During the game consumes about 200-330 watts. Benchmark maxed out Vsync settings of 3440x1440p with FXAA for Rainbow 6 Siege. Without vertical synchronization min. 200/high 463 fps. I prefer consistent frames, not drop frames. So…