Customer Ratings & Reviews

Exceeded Expectations by far. Price was amazing for how highly this GPU performs.

Easy to install and good value for price. Works really well with my current setup.

Nice product, wonderful graphics and affordable price.

Excellent balance of performance and cost, great card for 1080 ultra gaming.

Stable at max OC settings. Upscales to 4k nicely, although the fps aren't as high as I would like when upscaled. Price to performance is decent i suppose. Im also running an AMD R9 so I am able to use smart access memory which utilizes the gpu ram at its full potential. I highly recommend Radeon graphics. Havent tried out Nvidea yet.

Probably one of the best decisions I have ever made in my life was to buy this card, specifically for the 12gb vram.

Smooth fast easy install all you need best deal. Red team wins!

I upgraded my wife’s EVGA 1060 3GB to this and wow there’s like HUGE DIFFERENCES. The card itself is a beauty. Love it

amazing graphics card. could not be more happy. i’ve played so many games like RDR2, All battlefield games, and more, and this gpu has been anazing

This card is an absolute monster. I had a 6600 XT when i first upgraded my pc but i decided to take it up to the 6700 XT and it was well worth it. This card is a beast at 1080p and everything i play is aroud 100 fps. Dont sleep on the XFX brand either, hadnt heard of them until i got this card but this thing is well built and performs well.

Great card so far. Grabbed it on sale for $359 Handles all of my games just fine.

Great card and great price, I made the switch from NVIDIA and I am glad I did. Came with Starfield. Installation went smooth, driver download was easy, Product verification software was a little bit of a hoop to jump through but it went smooth. Very happy customer, I hope this card lasts me a long time.

Good 1440p performance but has noticeable coil whine

I am aware that AMD has their differences from Nvidia and yet I’m still happy to own a decent GPU. When optimized it can preform way better than you think it would have. You can do a lot of amazing things with this card and I highly recommend you go with anything over the 6700 or the 6700 XT because it can only get better from here.

A card that fights well above is weight class when paired with amd cpu and for the price cant be beaten

Great graphics card for the price. Doesn’t have any issues running any game at 1080p

I built two ofbthebexact same computers one whitebone black andnwanted a diff graphocsbcard forbthe black build my otherbone has a 3060ti andnitndoes great but i added this to my daily driver and everything is so much smoother ots a great card for a mos teir build esp pairedbit abrhyzen 7 5800x

My games run better after upgrading to this graphics card and its alot quieter

Replacing a 7 year-old video card and needing something in a half-hurry, this model's cost/performance ratio was the best compromise. It's 2x as fast as the old card, 192-bit bus instead of 128, there's little to complain about. For general desktop UI use, raw CPU power isn't a thing. For 3D rendering software, some packages will make use of the GPU. Others, like Terragen, won't. Was hoping for a 68x0 or 69x0 being available in-store as these are better-suited for 4K gaming, but the 6700 series is definitely not a slouch for the price and still allows decent 4k entertainment for older games... The 6700 is meant to shine in 2.5K (2560x1440), which is still impressive. Even at 4K, it's more than passable. For modern games, some titles perform better on the AMD series than other brands. It's the other way around for others. Older games that recognize the full 4k resolution this card offers will probably still fly far faster than on older video cards, but newer games will generally be slower on this card compared to the 6800 or higher. Some exceptions exist and tech websites comparing the two will compare the 6700 with higher end AMDs and competing brands - sometimes with pleasantly surprising results but depressing in others. It depends on the game. If nothing else, for the price and wattage difference, 30fps is sweet and modern 4K TV sets can upscale 1080P content really nicely for the most part. 230w vs 300w or more is significant. If you're happy with 55~65fps at 4K resolution depending on game, or far faster at lower res and letting the monitor process the image for what will amount to ~80% of the same quality, this card will suffice. At 4K, it may not be as "buttery-smooth" (an interesting yet daft metaphor), but the right type of "margarine-smooth" is A-OK too. I like 30 fps anyway, it's closer to a filmic quality. :)

I upgraded from a 5700xt and this was definitely worth the money. Perfect for all the new games coming out and the Amd system is user friendly. It makes it easy for beginners to understand what the system is capable of as well as change settings with a single click to meet your needs.