Two three-dimensional graphics cards in the anticipated AMD Radeon RX 6000 series are available for purchase from today following the launch of a new generation at the end of last October.
While many have been concerned about how the latest GDU of AMD can compete directly with the excellent Nvidia RTX 3000 series, the fact is that AMD cards are very promising, and the company says it can eventually compete with the high-end GPU market. up.
This is all you need to know about the AMD Radeon RX 6000 series, also known as the Big Navi nickname: in all the details of the announcement, its price, its features and its specification list.
Introduction: When will the Radeon RX 6000 series be sold?
As confirmed at the launch event, the launch of the RX 6000 series will take place in stages. The first was the roll-out of the AMD Radeon RX 6800 and Radeon RX 6800 XT, which is available from November 18. On December 8, the top AMD RX 6900 XT will arrive.
Price: How much does the Radeon RX 6000 series cost?
Although AMD has always been cheaper than other companies like Nvidia, this is not the case with the RX 6000 series. AMD has confirmed that the RX Series can compete with the high GPU market, and this is reflected in its price.
The Radeon RX 6800 is priced at $599.99, while the Radeon RX 6800 XT and Radeon RX 6900 XT are more expensive, selling at $699.99 and $999.99 respectively. That’s a little over $519.9 Nvidia RTX 3070.
It is true, of course, that not all Nvidia is cheap. The RX 6800 XT costs about $20 more than the Nvidia model, the RTX 3080, while the premium RX 6900 XT is $550 cheaper than the RTX 3090, which works similarly.
Obviously, that is about recommended prices, and some manufacturers may decide to sell the product in excess. Therefore, the price may depend on where you buy them.
Features: What’s new in the Radeon RX 6000 series?
Let’s start with the star: the AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT, a direct rival to the recently launched Nvidia RTX 3080. At the heart of the 6800 XT, as in the rest of the range, you will find chipset AMD RDNA 2, which offers 54% more performance per watt than the original RDNA design even though the same 7nm process w as used.
As for the 6800 XT, it has 72 computer units, a 2015 MHz clock speed and 16 GB GDDR6 VRAM, and uses only 300 W of power. Also introduced is AMD’s 128MB Infinite Cache, which aims to reduce congestion and lags and benefit the game that reacts easily.
For people like us, that means the 6800 XT is capable of delivering the game 4K at 60fps with the highest working graphics options, competes directly with the RTX 3080 in most recent games.
Also good for 1440p players, and AMD says it will have a result of over 100 fps in most of its tests balance.
Of course, the construction of RDNA 2 also enables real-time radiation tracking, an important feature of NXidia’s RTX list from 2018, and other equipment the game high end as a variable level shading.
The company has also featured brief interviews with developers working on the following games, such as the Far Cry 6 and Dirt 5, and outlined the various ways in which AMD technology can be used.
In addition to the 6800 XT, you have a 6800 input card. Most of its specifications are the same, like the 16GB DDR6 or 128MB Infinity Cache, but it has only 60 computer units.
According to AMD, this entry-level model is ready to play at 1440p or 4K, offering better performance than Nvidia’s previous generation, the RTX 2080Ti, which costs more than $1,000.
And if you are interested in today’s most powerful AMD GPU, you have the 6900 XT, a model designed to compete with the Nvidia RTX 3090. It has much better specs than the 6800 XT, with 80 compute units and 65% watt performance better compared to the construction of the original RDNA structure.
AMD claims that its performance can be compared to the RTX 3090, although it uses less power (300W) and is smaller, which was hard to beat.
Whichever GPU you last bet on, you will be able to access the new button excess from AMD installed on their PC software, called Rage Mode. You will also be able to access what AMD calls “Smart Access Memory” and thus have access to additional memory space for RX 6000 CPUs and Ryzen 5000 CPUs.
A second-generation latency reduction technology is used, which can help reduce response time by 37% when using a new range of graphics cards with a FreeSync compatible monitor.
Without a doubt, whatever GPU you keep betting on, it’s a good time to refresh your PC to play (which should also be accompanied by good monitoring to play, although this is another topic).
