Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent price to performance especially when compared to the 3000 series cards, 100% recommend

Great gpu just need a new cpu and im set. Was really easy to set up and switch from Nvidia

The overall quality is great and it runs super cool & quiet. But the best thing about it is the unbelievable "price to performance" value it represents. It's "by far" the best "bang for the buck" value on a "rock solid" 1080p/1440p AAA quality gaming card. At this point in time.

GPU runs well and the games look and play great! I strongly recommend it!

Fantastic product, plays baldurs gate on max settings with no issues and Radeon has many built in tools to assist with frame rates and fidelity. Easy plug and play after reinstalling drivers.

Truly have not had a bad time with this card. This GPU has seriously amazed me in every way! All my games run smooth with great frame rates!

eh its a solid card, spend another 200 bucks and get a 4070 or a 7700 xt

Only 3 star rating because the GPU is supposed to be backwards compatible with PCIE 3. Did everything to try to get it working. Removed all previous display drivers, changed bios settings, you name it it was done. About 6 hours of trying to get it to work and nothing. Exchanged it for a smaller / slower PCIE 3 GPU.

Works perfectly. Great video and lots of features.

Finally an affordable upgrade to a slowly aging but capable rig. Here is the homework breakdown... The RX 6700 is technically the same GPU found in the PS5. So the capability is there to get me at 4K gaming but almost half the cost and leveraging what I have. The pricing came down significantly thanks to the maker, AMD, and Best Buy. The 10 GBs of memory gets me prepped for these new memory hog games, and the fan design keeps good airflow in the rig. I got great performance and have not dabbled with any overclock tools. I ran benchmarks to include PCMark (through Steam), and chuckled when I unlocked the "It's Over 9000!" meme achievement. Be advised...This is a long card. It fit well in my rig, but would have been problematic in a smaller form factor case.

Jumping into the AMD Radeon RX 6700, I was skeptical. Coming from a line of dedicated NVidia users, the switch felt like a leap into the unknown. But boy, was I pleasantly surprised! The RX 6700 isn't just a graphics card; it's a declaration that high-end gaming doesn't have to bankrupt you. Right out of the gate, the RX 6700 dazzles with its sleek design, ready to fit snugly into your setup without a hitch. It's not just about looks, though. This card packs a punch with 10GB of GDDR6 memory, ensuring that game textures are crisp, and load times are minimal. Running games at 1440p felt like a breeze, with the card pushing out impressive frame rates that would make any gamer nod in approval. Gaming aside, what sets the RX 6700 apart is its price-to-performance ratio. Priced significantly lower than its direct competitors, it offers a gaming experience that often rivals and sometimes surpasses cards in a higher price bracket. Whether it's the latest AAA title or an indie gem, the RX 6700 handles it with grace, proving that you don't need to shell out a fortune for quality gaming. One aspect where the RX 6700 shines is its thermal management. Even under load, the card remains cool, a testament to its efficient design. This means longer gaming sessions without the fear of overheating, keeping your system safe and sound. In conclusion, the AMD Radeon RX 6700 is a testament to AMD's commitment to delivering quality at an accessible price point. It's the perfect card for gamers looking to enjoy the latest titles without breaking the bank. Whether you're building your first PC or upgrading an existing one, the RX 6700 deserves your attention. It's not just a graphics card; it's your ticket to a world of immersive gaming, all while keeping your wallet intact. Welcome to the new era of smart, budget-friendly gaming!

This is an overall good card for the price. Especially since the price has dropped. Installation was obviously very straightforward. But installing drivers was where my issues were encountered. The first was actually downloading the software from AMD's website. The auto-detect feature of the Adrenaline software was completely unusable and refused to recognize this GPU. After manually finding and installing the driver, I still had issues with flickering and fragmenting. I had to roll back a Windows update to get it to work. But overall I am very pleased with its performance for the price.

Upgraded from an asus rog strix RX570 4GB OC edition, wow what a difference. Paired with a ryzen 5 5600 at stock settings and this card PLOWS through any game I throw at it. Itll do 1080p Ultra settings 120+ fps in every game except cyberpunk 2077. Itll even play cyberpunk fully maxed with full ray tracing at 35fps which is insane to look at. It is an Absolute behemoth of a card, you need a full ATX case to fit this tripple fan puppy in it. I did initially since purchase have an issue where in certain games like enlisted or project playtime my screen would cut to black for a few seconds and then go right back to normal, I downclocked it, undervolted it, raised the power limit all to no avail. I Was about to tear it down and repaste it with new thermal paste and then give up all hope and RMA it to XFX for a new one but I disabled SAM (Smart Access Memory/Resize Bar) and all of a sudden theres no more issue. so if your going to get this, disable resizeable bar and just run it. this is running in a rog strix b450f gaming motherboard with PCIE 3.0x16 if your worried about it, you could slap this card into a first gen PCIE slot and itll just work, it just wont run at 4.0 speed. PCIE is backwards and forwards compatible and hasn't changed, the only thing that changes with it is the speed/bandwidth.

Not a bad GPU, runs games phenomenally with exception of my cpu needing upgrades. Games like tarkov and fortnite no longer have stuttering issues and play pretty smoothly, 4/5 recommend because of the price I bought it for

Graphics card works better than I thought for the price I picked it up for, 1st time having a XFX graphics card and I'm very pleased. Now I wish I would have spent a bit more and got the more powerful 6700XT. Only complaint (and it's a preference thing) I have a RGB heavy build in a fishbowl style case and nothing illuminates on this card (not even logo), which makes it look a little out of place in my build.

Greay value. In an ITX build. Stays cool, pushes fps. Great card.

Great gpu for what it cost! Is a monster! Working fine on my son’s first build

At the time of purchase this was the best price for performance i could fine. It was for my daughters pc and runs on a 34 inch ultra wide monitor at 2k resolution. She doesn't play many graphically intense games, Mainly Fortnight, Mindcraft, and a VR games. They all run great. The 6650 xt is another one to keep your eye on for the best performance for price. Whichever is on sale at the time.

The RX 6700 is a solid GPU for gamers that want better performance in comparison to its NVIDIA counterpart, the RTX 4060. For 1440p gaming, my experience with has been very solid, with games such as Cyberpunk 2077, Starfield, Grand Theft Auto V, and Rainbow Six Siege performing well over 100fps at medium to high settings, varying on each title. Pricing wise, it is a steal at $270 for a GPU that performs so well with such demanding titles.

Great performance for the price. Also runs pretty cool and quiet.