XFX Speedster QICK210 Radeon RX 6500XT Black Gaming Graphics Card with 4GB GDDR6 HDMI, AMD RDNA 2 RX-65XT4DBDQ

Excellent graphics card for anything except the most ultra high end use. Sure, graphics cards get better all the time and a later card will probably give you even higher frame rates etc, but that's progress. The question really is, do you need all that performance and are there any other bottlenecks in your system to attend to first.Has been very stable in use, handles all the games, rendering etc we can throw at it. And runs cool.Can't see any upgrade in the future unless and until we go to the next generation AM5 socket DDR5 mobo and get into all those higher generation components. We have AMD since intel/Nvidia just seems more expensive for little benefit for our use case. Few of the games run have to be reduced below their maximum settings, OK, not real time ray tracing but not convinced about that anyway as the price performance benefit doesn't seem enough to be worth it. Some of the most recent stuff might be slowed a bit but it will still give a decent performance for any normal gamer.As for rendering 3D modelling, very good for that. Also no issues with video/audio editing for music tracks using Da Vinci. OK, if you're doing it professionally where you have massive file sizes and time is money maybe you need better but for a hobbyist, can't really justify aything higher.

This card is the muts nuts, dual bios, Merc cards are top of the range xfx GPUs. I would suggest getting a bracket or GPU stands to help support this monster of a card, 34cm long(2.5kg) I had to remove my drive bays in a full size Haf X case on order to make it fit. No coil whine, runs at under 70degrees at 4k when stressed. A far better buy than a 3090Ti, bought at £577 a steal. Paired with a r7 5800x3d and 32gb 3200 cl14 ram. Absolutely blown away by the figures being pumped out. Buy one now. I went for AMD as last gen I built 2 identical rigs one with an rtx 2070 super and one with an Rx 5700xt, despite all the negativity about AMD drivers all my issues were with the Nvidia driver so now it's AMD all the way. Amd recommend 1000w PSU for all Rx 6950xt, my Corsair 850w was not up to the job. Runs fine on Corsair Rm1000e PSU.

A card that I am fully satisfied with (although I regret a little that I did not pay for the RX-7900XTX) ;)It is fast, efficient and cool. VRAM is warmer than the rest, but it is a stable temperature. Under stress, no sensor indicates more than 85C - but under such real stress.The best money spent on a graphics card ever!This is the first card from XFX, but I think I can recommend it.It is a bit of a shame that the RADEON inscription is only etched, without LED backlighting in red, but XFX lights up and unfortunately in light blue.The set includes a structure that stiffens and secures the card - this is a plus, because the card is large and heavy.

Very good, very strong. Expensive but reasonable for similar cards. Loud fans but thats to be expected. Very large card but not a problem, sits very studily in case. AMD software is a bit rubbish though and frequently runs me into problems. Nvidia's is also terrible though, so they're about the same. Driver errors come up every now and then and there's often unique problems which arrise simply because of using AMD (weird resolution jank or incompatibility with older games, for example).In summary, great card held back simply by being AMD

Runs my games at over 100fps, sometimes over 500fps. Example. 1080p, Witcher 3 Enhanced edition with RT ULTRA ON. Amd Smart Acesss on. 143 FPS. You can turn it down to Ray Tracing not RT ULTRA or even no Ray Tracing. Looks great. Warning XFX have dumped Amd's idea of making a card that will fit lots of machines and made a very big card. I have an Old HAF full tower and had to remove my drive bays to fit this card. (There were no drives in them and most modern towers don't have drive bays)I chose this card because it is better than 4070ti a match for the 4080, (most reviewers don't use Smart access memory) it doesn't take up all your PCI slots, so you can get great sound from a fitted discrete sound card and unlike Nvidia the card is not outdated almost immediately by only having display port 1.4. Amd cards have DP 2 and can run this years upcoming monitors at fantastic refresh rates. Worth the money.

I was apprehensive as this model was far cheaper than other 6800XT's, and I had read many reviews complaining about coil whine. I bought it with the intention of returning if I experienced any issues.I am glad to say I did not experience any issues. The box was unopened and in perfect condition, and the card is running completely silent. I was shocked by just how quiet it is even under heavy load, no more audible than my AIO. I also have not experienced any sagging from the card which was surprising as this card is BIG, so no additional support bracket was needed. Shipping time was also earlier than advertised.I am very happy with this purchase, especially at this price point (620 euro).

Wonderful card so far, running all games I tried full resolution with Max details, however one star due to extremely poor service from the seller, the support bar came out of the box bended, and they refused to issue a partial refund or replacement, they wanted to shift responsibility and start to say that was wired due to quality control, I had no reason to start a case, I'm not that inexperienced to cause this while assembling, didn't bother to send the GPU back, but what an awful customer service!!

changing from nvidia was a hard choice and one i didnt take lightly, due to price and supply and demand i thought id give amd a bash and been loving it since, gave it a heavy bashing with stalker 2 on the weekend an it didnt hiccup once an ran the game smoothly.