PowerColor Red Devil AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT Graphics Card with 12GB GDDR6 Memory

Cooling is absolutely good will get loud if you set the fans on high the build quality was very sturdy and great price for a card

The red devil rx 6750xt is an amazing 1440p card. I have no complaints what so ever. My rig is a nzxt H510 flow case, asus rog strix b550-f gaming mobo, ryzen 5 5600x cpu, power color red devil 6750xt, corsair rmx 750 watt psu, ID cooling 240mm AIO, corsair lpx vengeance ram 32gb 3600 cl14 "samsung b die". Known for its overclocking abilities. I do plan on upgrading to the ryzen 5 5800x 3D. "edit, I now have the ryzen 5 5600x3D and I gained around 15 percent at 1080p." I'm using an asus 24.5" 280hz ips monitor. 1080p. Warzone competitive settings I'm seeing 220-270 fps on rebirth Island and fortunes keep. Caldara I'm seeing 190-220. Fps raised to 1440p I'm seeing about a 20 fps drop overall. My plan was to get a 3070 /3070ti. But I did my research. I found that the price to performance is very competitive with amd cards. I'm more than happy with my decision to go AMD. And if you are a big call of Duty /warzone player like myself. It's well documented and tested that amd cards do have the edge compared to Nvidia when it comes to call of Duty. Fortnite, it's usually Nvidia that performs better. If you are considering this card just know that you will not be disappointed.

I was missing a "7" card in my arsenal, I'm glad I waited cause the 50xt refresh came at the right time and at the right price.This 6750xt Red Devil comes to the addition of my Toxic 6900xt Extreme, 6800xt Taichi and 6600xt Strix.4 bad boys in one generation, previously I was that person that only went for $250 card at maximum but due to pandemic and mining as everyone knows everything skyrocketed, all started with my fairly expensive 6800xt graphics card back in mid 2021, I was really impressed with the performance, stunning display and how well it handled overclocking.Previously I've heard good things about Powercolor so I went with them this time around, as I have expected from them everything has worked flawlessly with this card, it is a high quality product big and sturdy, tho they could easily get away with two fans iinstead, I can see why they opted for 3 fans just in case you want to heavily oc and get most out of your card... thanks for that!My following builds:5800X3D + 6900xt Extreme5800X + 6800xt Taichii7-5960X + 6750xt Red Devil

First ever AMD GPU and pleasantly surprised. Ended up going AMD rout cause Nvidia is just out of their minds with pricing or the "market" is and this card came in 20% under msrp vs Nvidia being 10% over for the rtx 3070. Plus the red devil card looks sick. I run dual Samsung g5 32" ips 1440p 165hz monitors with this card and it runs doom eternal maxed out everything with ray tracing on at an average of 130fps with no isues or stutters at all pretty much the only thing I've played with it so far though. I've had zero issues with drivers like everybody else on the internet apparently. It does run a bit hot around 90°-95° junction temp nothing too concerning though edge temp is within the delta range. Overall very impressed with AMD and Powercolor I think they made an awesome looking and performing card. I threw this in my old Intel i5 4670k 4.4ghz build just to test it which ran just fine and in my new Ryzen 7600x build neither had any issues.

For the price, it's outstanding. The software for RGB and other features was a pain to get set up - had to install Devil Zone and AMD driver, come to terms with not being able to change the color of anything, then update my AMD drivers to a newer version that apparently wasn't detected days earlier, then suddenly everything worked.Time spy score was fantastic, EASILY smashing the score from my PNY 3060 12GB (roughly 9100). All of my games ran amazingly, but as another reviewer put it ("holy coil whine batman!") hence the title!!I have never, in my 29 years on this planet, heard consistent coil whine this obvious. To be fair, **it only happens at peak volume (intensity?) during benchmarks and renders** i.e. when under a full sustained load (max power draw). But still, seeing as I use my rig for Blender renders, I just know this will drive me crazy in the long haul.So if you live alone in relative quiet like I do, and do lot's of sustained load work **without headphones, chassis fans ramped up, music playing, or other ambient noise** you will probably want another card. For everyone else that is prioritizing value, gaming performance without selling a kidney, or aesthetic (this thing looks wicked in a rig), then go ahead and give it a shot. I might have just been unlucky on the silicon lottery, which is a shame because I was otherwise really impressed.

Card chews through games at 1440p high and I love it. Coming from an Rx 570 4gb to this is insaneeee; yeah I watched the benchmarks to know what I'm getting but actually experiencing it for yourself is realllly something else.Card stays cool at 69°C on Furmark, Nice. Fans are really quiet, this cooler absolutely does its job. My case fans are louder and they're not even loud so I can't even hear the GPU fans when they spin up while gaming.This card is an absolute unit and definitely sags you'll want a brace for it.**GT 710 for scaleLove it