Gigabyte AORUS Radeon RX 6700 XT Elite 12G Graphics Card, WINDFORCE 3X Cooling System, 12GB 192-bit GDDR6, GV-R67XTAORUS E-12GD Video Card

At first, when I got the card, had issues with it even generating a display powering up my PC. Later on I realized it wasn't the card, or my CPU or anything else connected to my motherboard. It was the way I had everything connected to my PSU. I have a Corsair 850 watt RMA fully modular power supply. I did not realize it actually makes a difference having your eight pin GPU connectors in the peripherals modulars and having your CPU 8 pin connectors in the CPU modulars. My problem was I had it connected backwards, GPU 8 pin was in the CPU modulars, CPU 8 pin was in the peripherals modulars. Once I disconnected everything from my PSU, and corrected the order everything needed to be connected in the modulars, everything now works absolutely perfect. Don't listen to big tech YouTubers that review this card if they ever get their hands on it. If you're looking to upgrade from a 20 series, or 5000 series, this card is an absolute beast. Some people will say don't get a 6700, get the 6800, but if you're thinking about the numbers when it comes to overclocking. The difference is really 4 gigabytes of VRAM between the two, and the 6700 gigabyte elite overclocks at almost 2700 megahertz. It is definitely worth noting, this card is just over $900. And it performs just as well, or on point with the 6800 xt cards. I highly recommend getting this card for an upgrade if you don't want to spend $1300 to $1,500 on a 6800 Xt card.Update, these 6000 series cards need PCI 4 to properly work on your PC. I found that this card is not what is advertised, and I had to return it. Example would be in a game that only uses 3600 megabytes of VRAM, having just under 8 gigs of VRAM available for performance on the GPUs function. You would think all games would run flawlessly right,, nope, some games like division 2, and assassin's Creed Valhalla will studder, or crash. The problem with this GPU is it's 192 bit bus, why make a GPU with 12 gigs of VRAM, and make it 192 bit card, makes absolutely no sense. Point being is that additional VRAM to help the card perform is utterly useless because of the 192 but bus. I ended up replacing it with a Red Devil 6900 XT ultimate. The 6700 XT elite is still a decent card for the casual gamer, and would still recommend getting one. If your expectations are this card will play every game at higher settings to ultra settings at high fps, it won't.

It's a good product,

i love AORUS, but i feel like this entry level AORUS (same for the RTX 3060 and 3060TI) just doesnt fill my expectations

this is the top of the line gigabyte 6700xt card, higher boost clock than the other 3 models. I replaced an asus dual 6700xt with this card and the aorus elite runs waayy quieter and cooler and it also benchmarks higher. Very happy with the performance not all 6700xt are created equal.

This is a great looking card that performs very well, looks great too, but the card MSRP from AMD is 480 and this is 852 so not great value.