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XFX Speedster MERC319 AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT CORE Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6 HDMI 3xDP RX-68XTALFD9

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Condition
New
Style
RX 6800 XT
Model
RX-68XTALFD9
Weight
2.2 kg
Graphics Coprocessor
AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT
Graphics Ram Size
16 GB
Video Output Interface
HDMI,DisplayPort
Warranty
3 year manufacturer
Works with
Desktop

Features 5

  • Memory Speed:16 GBPS
  • The Speedster series exemplifies a modern aerodynamic style though clean and elegant design. It is a thoughtful design with the sole purpose of maximizing airflow to improve cooling and performance.
  • A revolutionary new memory architecture that redefines how to deliver higher levels of performance and efficiency for 4K gaming. AMD RDNA 2 architecture elevates and unifies the gaming
  • AMD RDNA 2 architecture elevates and unifies the gaming experience from performance to visuals across consoles and PC.

Description

The Speedster series exemplifies a modern aerodynamic style though clean and elegant design. It is a thoughtful design with the sole purpose of maximizing airflow to improve cooling and performance.

Specs 26

Graphics Coprocessor AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT
Brand XFX
Graphics Ram Size 16 GB
Video Output Interface HDMI,DisplayPort
Graphics Processor Manufacturer AMD
Graphics Card Ram 16 GB
Graphics Ram Type GDDR6
Graphics Card Interface PCI-Express x16

Frequently asked questions

The XFX Speedster MERC319 AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT Core Gaming Graphics Card comes with a robust 16GB GDDR6 memory capacity.

This graphics card has an HDMI port and three DisplayPort (3xDP) outlets, offering multiple connection options.

Yes, the XFX Speedster MERC319 AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT has been designed specifically for gaming. It offers great performance and high-quality visuals, making it suitable for demanding games.

The product code for this particular model is RX-68XTALFD9.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The XFX 6950 XT and RX 7900 XTX Black graphics cards are highly praised for their performance, build quality, and value for investment. They are touted as robust performers capable of high frame rates on demanding games, with ample VRAM and a solid cooling system. Despite their towering size, fitting into most case sizes poses no problem, and they require no unusual power connectors. While they consume significant power but that's offset by their superior performance and competitive pricing.

Pros

  • 🔥 Impressive performance with high frame rates for intensive gaming.
  • 💪 Robust build quality with ample VRAM, ensuring durability and longevity.
  • ✅ Competitive price-to-performance ratio.
  • 💼 Fits in most case sizes easily.
  • 😎 Dual BIOS and overclocking options for additional performance.

Cons

  • 🔌 High power consumption.
  • 📏 Large size may not fit in smaller PC cases.

Should I Buy It?

If you’re in the market for a high-performance graphics card that offers tremendous quality, impressive frame rates, and a good return on investment, then the XFX 6950 XT and RX 7900 XTX Black definitely worth considering. Their power consumption is a factor to consider, however, their stellar performance and competitive pricing make them a compelling proposition for gaming enthusiasts.

Great card for the price, but the card is HUGE
Style: RX 6800 XT
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I went with this card for a few reasons: 1. Well priced on Prime Day 2. 16 GB of VRam and I run a 3440x1440 monitor 3. I only have a 750 W power supply, so I can't run the beefier cards without also upgrading my PSU. Pros: It seems to run games well so far. Playing the Witcher 3 with Ultra+ settings, it runs at about 45 FPS, and if I fine tune a few settings, it runs at 60 FPS, and the Witcher 3 is a pretty demanding game at 3440x1440. It's a quiet card. I know some people complain about coil whine on AMD cards, but if you plug in 2 separate 8 pin connectors instead of using a single cable with a splitter on it, then there should be minimal to no coil whine, and so far, there has been none on mine. It doesn't generate as much heat as I was expecting, even at full load. I once had a different card that had 355 W TDP, and it turned my room into a furnace because it was so hot, but this card, even though it's rated at 300 W TDP, does not seem to affect the temperature of my room, so that's good. Cons: The size. It is HUGE. I measured my case in advance to be sure it would fit this card. While I measured the length fine, I did not account for the depth and width of the card, which caused 2 problems. First, the card's longest part is at the bottom of the card, which ran into the metal where my case holds SSD hard drives. I had to cut out some metal from my case in order to fit the card because the card is longest at its lowest point. Second, the card is wider than I expected. The side of my case has a fan and a plastic piece to direct air flow onto the video card, but because this card is so much wider, I could NOT get the side of my case back on until I removed the plastic piece from the fan on the side of the case. Also, simply because the card is so large, even after making the proper modifications to my case, it was still very difficult to get the card installed and seated and screwed into place on the back-plane. It was difficult getting the screws into place. Hopefully the images capture this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Awesome 6800xt
Style: RX 6800 XT
Fantastic card, after owning it, I think XFX is a great brand and the cooling performance was great. This card is built very well. It does make a bit of coil noise though. It's not too bad as long as you're wearing headphones you won't hear it at all. If you game with speakers at very low volume it might be a bit of an issue for you. It was not a dealbreaker for me, i use headphones and I could hear absolutely nothing even with no volume on in the headphones. This card is incredibly well built though and everything I hear about XFX as a company is very positive, I hear they really stand behind their products. If I you are in the market for 6800xt I definitely reccomend this. I ultimately chose to go with an RTX 3080 though for the same price, because I think at the same price you get alot more for your money with the 3080 (raytracing and DLSS (which is definitely better than FSR 2.0). Assuming you have a power supply that can power the 3080, because it consumes like 100 more watts than this 6800xt, this 6800xt only consumed like 255 watts according to all the monitoring software I used (afterburner, AMD Adrenalin, GPU-Z) which is fantastic, while my 3080 (ASUS TUF Gaming 3080 12gb) sucks down between 355 - 370 watts which is a lot, so I needed to upgrade my power supply, I had a 650 seasonic focus gold and it was running the 3080, but I don't want to push my PSU to the limit like that so I got a 1000 watt EVGA supernova to power that. Now with this XFX 6800xt at 255 watts on the otherhand, the 650 will power it no problem at all. The card can be cranked up to like 270 watts for overclocking. Overall after owning this card for a while I think it's a great card, and that XFX is great brand, I trust them to make solid quality products. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022 by I Use My Computer Alot
Good card
Style: RX 6800 XT
Bought this card to go with a Ryzen 7 5800x. Was running a nVidia 3080 10Gb. As most of my gaming is done in fairly competitive games (Escape From Tarkov, World War 3, etc). Frame rates are more important to me then pretty visuals. While my 3080 got very good fps it was excessively loud and hotter then I would like (95c on memory junction on air, 75c after putting it under a water block). One day the 3080 just blacked out. Ripped it apart checked for signs of water damage, of which I found no leaks in the block and no visual sign of water on the pcb. After quite a bit of research settled on this 6800xt. Got it loaded installed, setup, verified that SAM was enabled and loaded into Tarkov. With nVidia cards since a 1080 I have had issues with EFT and a few other games not loading the GPU past 50% with minimal CPU usage @1440p. This card went to 95% load, a reasonable 165 fps on Customs. I was shocked yet happy with the performance all while the highest reported temperature was 75c with minimal fan noise (~1200 rpm). Well I use closed headphones so I tuned the fans to about 60% instead of ~35% and temps are coming in about 65c. I am happy with the purchase. I hold zero loyalty for these manufactures, they do not show us any so the favor is returned. I buy what is going to give the best bang for my current budget. AMD seems to have come back to the game in the GPU space. For the sake of us all let us hope they continue to push ahead, for competition benefits the end user more then the companies. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2022 by Jon
I love it! But I had issues, so read this to avoid them.
Style: RX 6800 XT
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In my opinion, this card is the "sweet spot" as of March 2023 when it comes to maximum FPS for your dollar. Personally I wouldn't spend more and I wouldn't spend less. I'm playing Sons of the Forest and if I wanted to push the card it would do 130FPS at 1440 resolution, or 50FPS at 4K (not worth it). Since the refresh rate of my monitor is only 60Hz, it would be a waste to do more than that so I have vSync on for smooth consistent gaming at 60FPS. Points to know: 1) The card is BIG. When I saw the listing photos I figured it looks similar to my previous 3-fan card so I assumed it would fit. NOPE. I literally had to cut my case with tinsnips, as shown. Now, I'm not the kind of person who minds bent metal -- The case will be closed anyway. But if you like things to be pretty, measure your case first and consider getting a new one. As shown the dimensions stated it the listing are pretty accurate, but they don't include the little metal tabs at back where you screw it in.... 13.36" is ONLY from the mounting plate to the other end. Although height didn't affect me, also observe the 5.43", which is similarly deceptive because it does NOT include the gold contacts which drop descend into the slot. It's from the top of your slot to the upper edge of the card with the lettering. (Which is pretty in the dark but I wish I could turn it off.) 2) I read enough that I knew this in advance, but I had to upgrade my power supply. I've seen this card guzzle 257 Watts at max settings. The photo shows the power supply I went with from Amazon -- 850 Watts should do, as my PC was already fine with the previous 450Watt power supply before the upgrade. Mind you, the way I play with vSync and other settings, it only uses half as much power, but you don't want to have to worry about that. 3) Make sure your power supply has air! (And your PC case too.) This is where I almost returned the card: After a few minutes of play, my computer would suddenly HARD crash -- Like, a black screen, a buzzing sound, and only the power switch gives any relief. I thought it was the card -- it wasn't. Apparently my new power supply, which is quite adequate and absolutely necessary, has a fan underneath it just like the old one did. Although it blows through an open hole in the PC case, the PC is sitting on carpet. My old PS never complained, (with an RX5600XT) but the new power supply overheated and I assume the power dropped. Once I put my computer up on a couple blocks, it's been smooth sailing and the power supply itself is fine. It's just more picky about airflow than the smaller power supply, which makes sense. 4) Uninstall your old drivers! I know that seems like common sense, but since my old card was also Radeon, I figured I could just keep the "AMD Software: Adrenaline Edition" onboard and it would work fine. Problem is, it looked AS IF worked fine, so it was sneaky. It recognized the new card and didn't complain. But when I launched games I got a few little graphical anomalies... Not big ones, and not even very intrusive... So at first I didn't suspect the drivers were to blame. But when it started crashing (see #3) I tried reinstalling the drivers to address that issued. Well, it didn't solve the crashing, but it DID solve the graphical issues. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2023 by Bart
Better than I expected. Whisper silent w/ OC
Style: RX 6800 XT
I must explain my ratings. First, it is very quiet IF you have the right settings. It's tempting to say, blast the fans to get a higher overclock, but I promise you, the noise is not worth a marginal performance boost. Besides, you can still get about a 100-200MHz overclock without putting the fan past 50%, hell, you can do it at 40% or lower. In fact, out of the box, the fan is set to be very quiet while the voltage curve is maxed out. And yes, out of the box, the core temps will reach over 100 degrees (the junction temp). So word of advice, LOWER THE DAMN VOLTAGE. This will take some tweaking, and you must enable overclocking, but lower voltage will not only make it run at lower temps and higher clock speeds, but it will also significantly reduce coil whine, which you are very likely to hear at 1.15v. Second, ngl, this is stupid expensive. If you can't justify spending $800 on a graphics card, don't do it. Just get the 6700 or 6750xt or whatever that is more affordable. The performance difference is like 5-15% difference depending on the game. Last, this thing performs extremely well. I also bought a 4k 120hz oled tv to use as my main monitor and I didn't expect to be able to play 4k @ 120hz, but it's more than doable with this card depending on the game and settings of course. You will still get the hitching/stutters that lower performance cards get when you look around too fast on many games. Stuttering, like what happens in UE4 games is a result of clutter and high resolution textures and models. You won't see the same type of stuttering on older games (like the Witcher 3, Borderlands 2, etc.) so much because they just simply don't have as much clutter, or high resolution textures/models, so everything in the scene will easily load into VRAM or cache (or whatever it is that is slow) before a frame renders at 120fps. Performance is not guaranteed. However, I still was pretty shocked the performance I saw with this card, it definitely performs better than I expected. tl;dr Lower the voltage, out of the box the curve is maxed out and the card gets HOT and coil whine will be noticeable. Only buy if the cost is not an issue, or you need it for a specific reason (like you are a game dev or researcher). And finally, it performs like a dream, but it's not perfect because nothing is. *7ish Month Update* Started having a lot of issues, thinking it was the drivers or the card. This was not the case. It turns out, I connected the PCIe power connectors to the same cable/rail on the PSU. Do not do this! Use 2 different cables for each PCIe power connector. I probably damaged my PSU a bit due to pulling 300W+ out of one port. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2022 by Joshua
Exceptionally Quiet!!! 👍👍👍
Style: RX 6800 XT
I've owned many graphics cards since 2011. And, while gaming under heavy loads, this card is fast and has the quietest stock triple fan cooler I've ever owned!! This Radeon RX 6800XT Core edition is Absolutely Amazing! When using the Radeon software it overclocks like a Beast as long as you're using a good quality power supply. It scales very well and is very stable with manual overclocks! Also, I was able to get a extra performance boost after I enabled "smart access memory" in the bios! Now, for the only "CON" I have regarding this card. I usually water cool ALL of my graphics cards purely for performance, aesthetics and the superior silence over air cooling. So, I was very disappointed that no one makes custom water blocks for the 6800XT Core edition cards! But, there are custom water blocks for the reference 6800 and the 6800XT Black edition cards. I've searched everywhere and learned that EKWB, Alphacool and BykSki do not make water blocks for the core edition cards due to the different PCB layout from the black edition cards. So, after I reached out to EK, Alphacool, BykSki and several other waterblock manufacturers to confirm this. I reluctantly upgraded from the 6800XT to the XFX Speedster Zero 6900XT RGB EKWB Limited Edition. I didn't want to upgrade. But, the Zero came with a custom waterblock! It's one of the fastest 6900XT's on the market. It's basically a tie with Sapphire's Toxic 6900XT. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2022 by Sonny Miller
Best product.
Style: RX 6800 XT
I have to say, I am very IMPRESSED with this. It does what it stated it will do. Very good product, and will buy again very soon.
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 by HomeWrecker
Price for performance
Style: RX 6800 XT
Excellent gpu for price been using it for a while now and runs everything great at 1440p & 0 issues with this.
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026 by Quetzal
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