ASUS Dual AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT OC Edition 12GB GDDR6 Gaming Graphics Card (AMD RDNA 2, pci_e_x16, 12GB GDDR6 Memory, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Axial-tech Fan Design, 0dB Technology, Overclocked)

Runs all games at ultra 1080p , no temp above 60 on average, @1440p still runs all games at ultra with temps at 65 average but slightly lower fps then 1080p. Don't HV 4k monitor , so can't comment. Buy it whenever available , don't regret it. Better than 7600xt which is new generation with 8gb vram only.

The blue led strip is not lit, is there an option to turn it off or on?

Amazon took faar too long to deliver the product. It says the seller delayed the delivery but we as customers done care who's at fault. The GPU doesn't come with power cables. Need 2x8-pin connectors. If ray tracing is not your priority go for this.

Was looking at the 3070 or 3080, but picked this up on sale for $250 less than those cards. Great for 1440p gaming. Quiet. I wouldn't recommend AMD if your into ray tracing, but otherwise they're a good value.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this card to play Street Figher 6 at 1080p 60fpsUnfortunately it suffers from loud coil whine that strangely enough sounds like a tatoo gun.It gets louder at load and changes frequency pending on what part of the game or load you're running at.Coil whine does not real qualify as an RMA so now I'm stuck with this card.It performs as expected but the coil whine is just due to bad design. I was prepared to by the ASUS Strix 6750 but as I have a Cooler Master NR200 case I'm limited to what I can fit with all decent cable management.Although this seems like a bargain for the price trust me, Avoid this and pay the extra couple hundered for a better version or go different card.The video I uploaded does not capture how loud it is in person but it will give you a good idea of the sound to expect which you can hear during game play

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This video card suffers from loud and obnoxious could whine when under any sizeable load. It is the loudest I have ever heard and is by far the loudest component in my pc. Although not harmful is not somthing I should have to consider when purchasing a video card.

I bought two RX 6750XT graphics card. Both have horrible coil whine under load using a 144hz gaming monitor. Noise is less noticeable at 60hz but why would I lower it down to that? The sound frequency fluctuates when panning the screen in the game as the gpu reacts to the game scenery. Then I realized that the Dual series are the entry level cards from Asus. One gpu is made in China and the other made in Taiwan. The quality is built by design, not affected by the factory. Modern computer cases are poor at insulating noise as its filled with holes, including the top and back side.It's not a true 0 RPM fan as advertised. The fan doesn't spin until temperature reaches 55 Celsius at stock settings. The thing is that 30% is the lowest fan speed when using a custom fan curve. I prefer the gpu fan to start spinning at 40 Celsius not only to cool the gpu but the other components on the pcb as well. At stock settings after gaming, the fan stops spinning after cooling down to 55 Celsius. That means the graphics card will passively hover around those temperature unless the computer case has good airflow. Not for non-mesh front cases!I will buy higher tier model next time to avoid this problem.