MSI Radeon RX 6750 XT GAMING X TRIO 12G Gaming Graphics Card - 12GB GDDR6, 2623 MHz, PCI Express 4, 192-bit, 3x DP v 1.4a, HDMI 2.1 (Supports 4K & 8K)

I have been PC gaming heavily over the last ten years or so, but more recently I've been moving towards console gaming and using my computer less and less.While making my current system ready for Windows 11, I decided to move my system in to a much smaller case. Even though I only partake in what can be described as “light PC gaming” these days, I still use the system for regular use with Photoshop, Power BI and other similar graphically intensive tools.Previously I was using a Nvidia GTX 1060 (6 GB) that was also made by MSI, but as part of downsizing I wanted to get something a bit more compact. Performance-wise, this card (RX6400) is incredibly similar to my previous card (GTX 1060) so I'm happy with the similar levels of performance.The RX6400 AERO ITX feels very well-built. It has a single fan that is remarkably quiet, and it also seems fairly quiet even under heavier loads. The heat sink element feels solid without being too heavy.Installation of this GPU is incredibly straightforward. Due to the low-power requirements of the card, it only needs to be connected to the PCIe x16 slot on your motherboard, providing you have a sufficient PSU.Windows 11 automatically assigned the correct drivers for the card on boot, but I would recommend heading to MSI or AMD's website to get the latest drivers and software packages for the card.Performance-wise (as mentioned previously), the performance is comparable to the mid/high-range cards produced around 2016-2018, such as the GTX 1060. It can't play the latest games on the highest settings in 1080p, but with some tweaking you can often get acceptable levels of performance on the latest AAA titles, providing you are willing to compromise.While I do not regularly play games on my system these days, I still do occasionally from time-to-time. I mainly play City Builders / Colony Sims / RTS games, so this card is generally more than sufficient for my needs. I imagine that this card would be great for people in a similar position playing MOBAs and MMORPGs too, based on my experiences with my previous card.Overall, this is an excellent budget card that can still produce a respectable performance despite its price. With new performance improving enhancements such as AMD's FSR becoming increasingly popular feature included in the latest games, I look forward to using this card for many years to come.Update - August 2024: I eventually sold this graphics card, as I moved to a much smaller system with an APU. I enjoyed my time with the card, and I would still fully recommend it for the reasons listed in the main section of my review.

I bought this card after having an RMA nightmare with a Gigabyte 6800XT. When I got my refund, this was available at a very competitive price at the time and offered more than enough power for my needs. The build quality is superb and the massive cooler and triple fan set up means it can run far quieter than my previous card.It runs the vast majority of the games I play very well at 1440p ultrawide at high settings. Only in a few new AAA titles have I needed to tweak the settings down a bit to get a stable framerate.If ray tracing is important to you - then the AMD cards are well behind the Nvidia 30 series cards and you should go for a 30 series - maybe a 3060ti or 3070ti instead. I'm not really that bothered with RT and once its turned off, i think the AMD 6000 cards often offer much better bang for the buck.This card is pretty large - bigger than I was expecting! It fits well in my Corsair 4000x case, but you might run into some problems with a smaller case or if you have a radiator mounted to the front of your case. Check the measurements before buying. It does come with a gpu support bracket in the box which is a nice touch. The RGB on the card is nice - but if you have it mounted horizontally, you'll only really see the strip on the side.Overaall, I've been delighted with it.

The MSI Radeon RX 6500 XT MECH 2X 4G OC is a solid entry-level gaming graphics card, offering decent performance for 1080p gaming. With its dual-fan cooling design, it keeps temperatures in check, even under moderate loads. The card’s overclocked core provides a slight boost in gaming performance, while its compact size makes it a good fit for smaller cases. However, the 4GB VRAM might limit performance in more demanding modern titles. Overall, it's a great budget-friendly option for casual gamers looking for a reliable upgrade without breaking the bank.

I have a gaming PC but my graphics card is from an old PC (Nvidia GTX 970) so games like call of duty mw2 the bigger maps I'll get 40-60 FPS, I originally wanted to go for a Nvidia 4070, 3080 as people rave about those cards alot and you don't hear much with AMD Radeon. After some research and finding I could get an AMD equivalent card for £100 less I went for it.I have a 2k 144hz HDR gaming monitor and used display port. Most games I run on high at 2k. I would definitely recommend this graphics card for people like me who casually game and do some online competitive games at 2k. If you wanted to run games at 4k but 120fps then you would need something higher end but a monitor/TV with that spec would cost you alot.Fallout 76 runs between 30-75 FPS outside, maybe it would be better on an Nvidia equivalent. I was very worried that Starfield would run alot worse, considering even the Xbox One X is capped at 30 fps. However Starfield runs very nice between 45-75 FPS.It used to be the case that £400 would get you the very best graphics card but now £400 is mid range with some cards costing £900-£1500.One thing is this card changes in sound, when I play games or move in menus. I don't think it's a fault just strange if I move menu I can hear it change, it might be the fan but never noticed it before. It's definitely a great card.COD MW2 in quick play I'll get 120-144fpsWarzone Al Mazera I'll get 80 fpsWatch Dogs Legion 90-110 FPSStarfield 45-70 FPS.Destiny 2 144 FPSApex legends 144 FPSHalo Infinite 120-144 FPS if I rememberHalf life Alyx VR I don't know the FPS but it feels 90+Medal of honour above and beyond VR (a demanding game I think 80 FPS+Fallout 76 (this is a buggy and badly optimised game IMO) 30-70 FPS outside and 120-144 FPS indoor.