SAPPHIRE NITRO+ Radeon RX 6800 XT SE Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6, AMD RDNA 2 (11304-01-20G)

Pros: Card is on the lighter end of AMD 6000 series GPU's in terms of weight (Looking at you Powercolor Red Devil) Card is on the smaller side of AMD 6000 series GPU's in size (looking at you XFX Merc 319) Card performs exceptionally well at 1440p and 4K Base and boost clock on GPU and VRAM perform above the stated values Overclocking potential is amazing (Have managed to hit stable 2600MHz) Very quiet fans Aesthetically pleasing to look at

Cons: Obviously the color of the card is not going to be everyone's style (not a con but a matter of taste and preference) Extremely hard to get due to shortages of supply and ridiculous demand Price is obviously higher than expected (the MSRP was never realistically going to hold) Nvidia GPU owners will still talk down on it no matter what without ever even looking at how it actually performs (which for the case of the Sapphire Nitro+ 6800 XT SE it basically performs on par with the RTX 3080 minus the ray tracing)

Overall Review: I would recommend it if you want a card that performs better than the RTX 3070, if you can't get an RTX 3080, or if you're skeptical because of the issues with the Vega and 5000 series GPU's. The price for it is obviously a little more than some people would like to pay but for the performance you get it is money well spent.

Pros: - Drivers are more robust and stable than nVIDIA's 30 series drivers. - 1440p performance for high frame rate gaming is top notch. - Easily runs over 2.7GHz when on Water. - No coil whine at all.

Cons: - Current pricing

Overall Review: Best GPU I've ever owned.

Pros: HDMI DP USB-C RGB Great performance stays cool n quiet

Cons: Price

Overall Review: This thing is amazing! Throw in SAM and upcoming DirectStorage and wham you got a combo!

Cons: Video card died one day after Newegg's 30 days return period. Had to RMA back to Sapphire.

Overall Review: This was the only card I could find in stock. Sadly, I got a bad one and had to return it back to Sapphire.

Pros: * very capable card, performs above AMD reference design * overclocking potential * lighter than other AIB cards, easing pressure on PCIe slot * beautiful design (addressable RGB is gorgeous)

Cons: * US (and elsewhere) prices are overpriced and newegg prices for other regions such as Asia are even more astronomical * No free international shipping

Overall Review: It's a lovely card and a solid performer. I managed to get a score of 9,799 in 3dMark Port Royal (manually overclocked). I'm sure you could squeeze even more performance from this card once you put it in a custom water loop. But prices are unreasonably high. Get the reference AMD card if you can because the performance difference isn't that much.

Pros: 6800XT. 1440 monster. 4K real good as well. Can even ray trace

Cons: Price. First card in my lifetime 20+years hardware purchases that I've gotten coil whine. I thought it was people making it up, or exaggerating...nope - it's a real thing. Day 1...Bad....it's calmed down a bit - but definitely still there. Never heard it in my life, now I can't un-hear it...brutal. Gold plus 850 watt power supply with 2 completely different cables going to each 8 pin...so it's not the PSU.

Overall Review: If GPU's weren't impossible to come by, I'd RMA this thing.. I had the 5700XT Pulse from Sapphire and absolutely loved it. Given the price of this thing...I can't help but think the entire purchase leaves a sour taste in my mouth because of the coil whine..For this price it should be flawless..period.