The stock of AMD Radeon RX 6000 graphics cards sold out in just a few minutes due to limited stock. Several US and Canadian stores have reported that they did not even receive units. This is in contrast to the announcement of the PowerColor RX 6800 XT Red Devil, one of the most impressive views to date. And it is that the heatsink of this graph is very striking.
Unfortunately this end of the year there are many product launches, which arrive out of stock. TSMC has its 7nm lines saturated as AMD quickly sells all production. Samsung, for its part, has problems with the production of silicon for NVIDIA, which is causing a large shortage.
[amazon box=»B07WP6TYQ3″ title=»» star_rating=»none» template=»table»]PowerColor RX 6800 XT Red Devil, a very striking graphic
This exclusive PowerColor model features a completely custom PCB. This graphic integrates no less than a total of 16 VRM phases that are complemented by two 8 + 8-pin PCI-Express connectors. In addition, this graphic has a large aluminum dissipation block.
And the radiator of this PowerColor RX 6800 XT Red Devil graphic is quite impressive. It has dimensions of three full PCI slots, something that is not usually usual. In addition, it mounts a triple fan system, to efficiently dissipate the heat of the graphics. Then, in the back we have a backplate with a space that allows some of the air to algae through that point. An interesting design that seems to mimic the NVIDIA design.
According to company information, this PowerColor RX 6800 XT Red Devil has a switch for Dual BIOS, allowing you to choose silent mode or overclocked mode. It also integrates a fully software-configurable ARGB lighting system in the heatsink. It has a USB Type C port, which is currently useless. It will be 'available' on December 25 at an unspecified price, although we will see if there is stock.
Source: VZ
