Another drop, they really want to get rid of this card. I am very tempted to purchase but worry about it fitting in my case. I read it has 60cm tubes.
ASUS ROG STRIX LC RADEON RX 6800 XT OC 16GB Video Card $1169 Delivered @ BPC Technology
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LZombietoucan on 26/05/2022 - 10:01 bpctech.com.au (390 clicks)
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These AIO are high end cards, if you are a buyer of high end cards…you are expected to upgrade within 2-3 years anyway.
I find AIO to work way better then regular cards, because heat does not stay in the case…its exhausted at the top, whole PC runs much cooler because of it.Damn I'm outta my league haha
I thought these were more aimed at things like ITX builds where airflow is harder and to keep the noise down. For an ATX case it shouldn't make a big difference (water will always be better, because of physics, but not that much better).
I have a 3080 in a case with great airflow, temps rarely get very high. Far better my old 2060 super in a case with terrible airflow where, as you say, the heat can stay in the case.
It’s on a case by case basis (literally)
Its a great card…works very quietly and does not run hot.
Damn I paid double the price for mine 1 year ago.Quit braggin’ 😆
Thanks for posting, didn't get around to it yesterday.
Seems like a good setup, I've recently decided for next gen.
This or the 6900 xt for $1300, both strong options in the current market.6900XT does not give you much more.
This 6800 LC card is faster and cooler then standard fan cooled 6900 XT cardsDon't know about faster, OC 6800 xt seems to math non OC 6900 xt.
Def runs cooler and may be quieter.
AIO coolers aren't known for their longevity. If you plan to upgrade within two years then go for it, otherwise stick with an air-cooled model.
Based on review, very impressive performance and this price is below MSRP (USD 900). Tempted but need to check dimensions in my CoolerMaster NR200 ITX case.
My AIO started leaking after 5 years, and after googling around I realised I was quite lucky already. With that knowledge I would never want my GPU connected to an AIO lol.