Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product, I’m getting 250fps on r6 siege. Be sure to pair this with the r7 5800x for its full potential.

It do an amazing job at 1440p, i seitch from the RTX2080 to this GOU and i get 30 to 60FPS more depend on the game and cost less than a 3070TI, with that said be careful with the drivers i dont know why but it blow my PC, i use DDU softwre on safe mode to remove all the Nvidia drivers before i install this card and the drivers and it work perfectly for 2 day, the star to give me this blue screen with an erros about a digital license and tell to conect my W11 USB drive to fix it and it did but next day same issue after 2 days my PC when to BIOS and dis not want to boot anymore from The C drive, i try to boot from the USB W11 to isntall W on another drive and just give me a black screen woth a - blinking and few minutes later turn off and im back on the Motherboard BIOS, i try to flash the CMOS and nothing, i seitch drive and nothing so i give up and i sold the PC for parts and i will build a new one, im kot saying the MSi Radeon blow my PC or the AMD Drivers did it but it is a coincidence that my PC was working perfect and i change GPU and 48h latter i dont have a PC anymore, so just be catful, but in this 48h the GOU show me that is a beast for the tight price.

Runs well, stays cool despite a 2 star design. I do have a few issues with Radeon settings sticking and have had some glitches when software is updated, but that's probably more on the software side. Price seems high, even for the relatively low price I got it for.

I've been using this daily for over a year now, with two displays. Every once in awhile (maybe once in 1-2 months), the screens will loose connection, and I have to restart the computer to get it to work again. Other than this small hiccup, no issues.

This has been verified by many reviewers online. If you want a great 1440p GPU this is the nets value on the market. It constantly on sale between 360-380 dollars. It has the best price per frame on the market. Under 500 GPU this is the one. I dont think the 6750 xt is worth the extra 50-60 dollars. The next GPU up is the 6800xt and its double the price and you only get 4 more GB of GDDR6 ram.

Good price for performance. 1440 is the sweet spot for me personally so I’m doin alllright

Compact, silent and powerful. If you're not looking to upgrade every 1-2yrs and need something that will last 3-4 yrs or more, the 12GB VRAM on the 6700XT and the 2500+ core speed makes this more than ample for future usability. Recommended

really solid for the price if on sale if not u can spend ur money the gpu is still solid thoe fr i mean im running any game on max settings and still gettin 160-200 fps if i upgrade my motherboard n cpu i think itll be even betta

Tl;dr: Ugly GPU but function >>>>> form. I bought this because it was available. Not because it's *exactly* what I wanted (I'd have much rather had the MSI GAMING X version), but because it was in stock and I was fast enough to check out. I upgraded from an EVGA 1070 SC, a great card that I got second hand but started to show its age (specifically, artifacting at 3440x1440) so it was time to move on. The card itself is super ugly. The side profile is terrible. Exposed heat pipes, the cooler is just a huge block of silver, the backplate is nothing fancy. It has no RGB, no fancy lighting, and no real "branding" on it except for "MECH" (why not "Radeon"??). Also, the backplate doesn't have any holes over the rear of the GPU die, a questionable decision but perhaps there's an engineering reason for it? I guess you can always drill some holes if you really wanted to get that heat away from the die. The price of the card is even uglier. I paid WAY too much for it. MSRP of $479 (well, before tariffs and before industry struggles) for the "reference" card is only a pipe dream. $749 is absurd, and this is the CHEAPEST AIB 6700XT YOU CAN GET. Under "normal" circumstances this card should be like $500 at the most. But, that's just how things are nowadays. Can't avoid it and my insider knowledge to the industry told me that it won't be better until 2023 at the earliest. Enough about the bad (even if half of it isn't this card's fault), on to the good. 1) This GPU (the actual 6700xt die) is an absolute powerhouse. I believe it slots somewhere between a 3060Ti and 3070. However, the advantage you get is 12GB of VRAM instead of 8GB. Now, this advantage may disappear soon with NVIDIA realizing their mistake and releasing higher-memory variants of their cards, but for now the 6700XT (in my opinion) is the superior card due to that additional VRAM. In addition to having MORE VRAM, the memory is also higher bandwidth AND clocked faster. However, this advantage is not specific to this model card, it's on all 6700XT dies. In addition to the memory being better than Team Green's equivalent cards, clock speeds are almost double. The base clock for this card is ~2.3GHz compared to ~1.5GHz on the 3070. So, if you need clock speed, this is the way to go. I'm not overclocked (yet) but this exact card will boost to like 2.55GHz out of the box. You can get faster 6700XT cards, but even this "low tier" card is clocked faster than most (if not all) NVIDIA cards. Worth noting that clock speed isn't everything, but there are cases where this card will be superior to pretty much any GPU of its class. 2) Gaming performance is EXCELLENT on this card, I'm able to run pretty much every game I've thrown at it at 3440x1440 resolution with 90+ FPS on High/Ultra settings. Halo Infinite nearly maxxed out is ~90. Forza Horizon 5 maxxed is 100-105. Mass Effect: LE is able to be run at a constant 165fps. I'm not really worried about any games, the card seems to be able to overcome most NVIDIA "optimizations" that games have just in terms of sheer horsepower. 3) This card is ICE COLD. That big, ugly cooler is an extremely capable unit, able to cool this 230W beast without even trying. The fans rarely exceed 60%, keeping the die temperature below 60C, with hot spot temps being around 85c (normal). The Torx fans are quiet and move A BUNCH of air, quietly. Worth noting that these are the same fans that are on the GAMING X card, it's just the cooler itself and the plastic fascia that are different. If you wanted to buy a "cheap" card to water cool, I'm not 100% sure this is the one to get though, especially if you intend to overclock. MSI has the MECH "OC" version that's probably a better overclocker, but if you're going custom loop/NZXT Kraken and don't intend to overclock this would be a good card for the money. I mean, obviously the reference card would be better at $479 but good luck getting one. Overall I'm very happy with this card despite hating the way it looks. If you had a vertical GPU mount then it'd look okay (the fan side isn't too ugly) but that side profile...ouch. I mean, I'm not mad about it (I knew what I was buying) but that kinda thing *is* a deal-breaker for some, so watch out for that. Other than that the card performs great and stays cool while not making too much noise. STARS EXPLAINED: Quality: "Good" because the CPU (read: board) is great, but the build quality and aesthetic is mid-90s Kia. Value: "Good" because in the current AMD GPU market it's the cheapest AIB you can get Ease of Use: "Excellent" because it's a GPU. Just slap it in (after running DDU if you switched from Team Green like me), boot, and download/install the drivers. Game on!

One of the best value GPU's available. The extra VRAM will help it outlast its 30 series competitors

great GPU I have two one used for mining and one for gaming... The mining rig gives me a average MH/s of 44.58 and gets me with the market as of right now around 100-125 a month... gaming wise this is a good lil guy for a mid grade rig and or trying to build your own at a good cost. It is as good as the rtx3070 although the 3070 does beat it in some tests!!

Great card! A bit expensive for the performance and bells and whistles, but what card isn't right now? This GPU can run basically any triple A title on ultra/maxed settings @ 1080p or 1440p with little to no hiccups. Not a miner, so I can't speak on performance there, but this card is very worth it for gamers in this market.

Upgraded from a GTX 1080. Got what I could in case the prices shoot back up again. Average frame rate is nearly doubled in most games, and if not I can atleast play them at my monitor's native resolution (3440x1440 rather than upscaling. It does get kind of loud though.

Solid card, a little noisey, and I recommend creating your own fan curve with msi afterburner. With that it will stay cool and run faster. Overal good card if you can grab it for the $749

This card does a great job! Games look great and play smoothly. Shroud is a little cheap and no fancy RGB lights. Too bad the price is way off from the MSRP base price.

It is a really good product if you are like me a casual player and if you don't want to spend a lot of money. I can run any game on ultra graphics without any problem. I got it for $365 so it was a really good deal.

Price is high....faster than 2080 ti...beats my 2080 by a lot on warzone...avg fps warzone is literally 200fps....cuda core count low. Requires tunning overlay to get used to

Excellent GPU. Games work great very reliable keeps low temp.

It runs very good for the price,you can fine something better but more money

I upgraded from a 1660 Super. So far i haven’t had any issues with stability. I game at 1440P and also do some light content creation, so this card was a soild choice. Caught it on sale in the low $300 before it sold out. Awesome deal at that price point.