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The RX 6750 XT records its best advantage here yet, with a 10 percent lead over the 6700, while again coming within three percentage points of the RTX 3070. Far Cry 5 Far Cry 5: Ultra, DX11, TAAДЄt lower resolutions, Far Cry 5 is quite heavily CPU-bottlenecked - but as the resolution increases, differences between different cards start to become apparent. It manages an effortless 74fps average at 4K, a solid eight percent lead over the 6700 XT and within a couple of percentage points of the RTX 3070. Death Stranding Death Stranding: Max, DX12, TAAДeath Stranding is a game that performs way better on AMD hardware, so it's good to see that trend continue with the RX 6750 XT. Borderlands 3 Borderlands 3: Bad Ass, DX12, TAAД«orderlands 3 is another example of a game where we see relatively small performance gains for the RX 6750 XT over the RX 6700 XT, with just a three percent lead for the original card at every resolution we tested. And these results are for the pure rasterised game, no RT - and as we know from previous Radeon 6000 tests, RT normally tilts the tables even further towards Team Green.

The RTX 3070, which the 6750 XT ought to be challenging, is some 22 percent faster at this resolution.

At 4K, the RX 6750 XT is eight percent faster than its predecessor, but the nominally cheaper RTX 3060 Ti is even faster than that. Control Control: High, DX12, TAAД¬ontrol is a game that suits Nvidia hardware over AMD, so it's perhaps no surprise that the RX 6750 XT also gets the short end of the stick here. We see a five percent performance lead at this resolution for the 6750 XT over the 6700, which would make the original card a better value if both are available at RRP. Our Doom Eternal benchmark represents a challenge for graphics cards with small VRAM allocations, thanks to our use of the Ultra Nightmare preset, but with the 12GB of GDDR6 available here the RX 6750 XT has no problems hitting a high frame-rate, even at 4K. Please enable JavaScript to use our comparison tools. Doom Eternal Doom Eternal: Vulkan, Ultra Nightmare, 8x TSSAA As usual, you can hover over the graphs to see the values, and click on them to switch between raw frame-rates and percentage differentials. Then, we'll take a look at performance in more standard games, then finish with a look at three RT-enabled titles to see if the RX 6750 XT is able to close the gap there. As usual, we'll start with four games that normally are the best occasion for new GPUs to distinguish themselves against older-generation alternatives, thanks to modern game engines using DirectX 12 or Vulkan to properly make use of our 10-core 20-thread processor and push GPU utilisation to the maximum. Let's move immediately into the gaming benchmarks.

RX 6750 XT: The Digital Foundry Verdict.

RT: Control, Metro Exodus, Battlefield 5.

AC Odyssey, Metro Exodus, Dirt Rally, AC Unity.

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Other components include 16GB G.Skill DDR4-3600 CL16 RAM, a Samsung 970 Evo Plus 2TB SSD provided by Box, an Asus Maximus Hero 13 Z590 motherboard and a 1000W Corsair PSU. We've used our standard testing methodology here, which is based around a Core i9 10900K test system, locked to 5GHz on all cores and kept cool by an Eisbaer Aurora 240mm AiO. Our test rig for the RX 6750 XT tests, featuring the Core i9 10900K on an Asus Maximus motherboard. Thankfully, the card has a zero RPM mode at idle and doesn't knock once it hits around 50 percent fan speed, so this didn't affect performance and the card's temperatures remained low (and clock speeds high) throughout. On our unit, one of the card's three fans seemed to have been damaged in shipping, as it knocked into the side of the shroud at low fan speeds.

As the name suggests, it lights up in a hellish red colour, and requires two eight-pin auxiliary power inputs. It's an attractive card with a thick thermal solution, three fans and the usual port arrangement: three DisplayPort 1.4 ports and one HDMI 2.1 port. We're looking at the middle child today, courtesy of PowerColor who provided us with the RX 6750 XT Red Devil. You can think of it like the Ryzen 3000 XT CPUs that debuted a few months before Ryzen 5000 - a last hurrah before the true next generation arrives. That should translate into modest frame-rate gains, but this is very much a card that slots in to replace the older RX 6700 XT rather than sitting in its own distinct power band - despite a rise in asking price.

Each offers small boosts to memory speeds (18GBps versus 16GBps for the 6750 XT against the OG 6700 XT) and slightly higher power draw (250W versus 230W). AMD's mid-gen Radeon 6000 refresh, announced today, comprises of three new graphics cards: the $399 RX 6650 XT, the $549 RX 6750 XT and the $1099 RX 6950 XT.