Save $230 off AMD’s best RX 6000 series graphics card

It’s hard to believe that we’ve discovered additional graphics cards in stock at an online shop for the second time in as many days. ASRock Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards are now available for purchase on Newegg’s warehouse shelves, according to the company. More crucially, an RX 6800XT is now on sale for $1,170, which represents a $230 savings over the standard retail listing price.

The RX 6800XT is without a doubt our favourite of the Radeon RX 6000-series graphics cards, and it is possibly the finest AMD GPU available on the market right now. That being said, it is a terrific 4K gaming video card that operates cooler and costs less than the Nvidia RTX 3080 graphics card. For these and other reasons, it is presently ranked second on our list of the best graphics cards available.

AMD has announced today that it has completely incorporated Radeon Super Resolution (RSR) into its drivers, which implies that all RX 6000 series GPUs have received a significant graphical increase as a result of this announcement. RSR is AMD’s upscaling technology, which allows you to drop your resolution in order to increase frame rates while still making the lower resolution image seem better than it would otherwise.

Alternatively, the RX 6500 XT is also on sale for a few dollars less if you’re searching for a more economical choice. When you consider that it costs less than $300, it’s an excellent entry-level card for 1080p gaming. If you’re going the other way, the RX 6900XT is now selling for $1300, which is $300 off its retail price, which is not a terrible offer if you’re looking for a less expensive RTX 3090 alternative.

Warning: As soon as this piece is published, expect to see a significant amount of stock of these GPUs go very rapidly, so make sure that your shipping and payment information is up to date on Newegg’s website before placing your order. There’s nothing more frustrating than losing stuff you’ve placed to your shopping basket because you have to change your credit card information on the fly. This GPU and console scarcity has taught us one important lesson: sluggish feet don’t consume much food.