WCCFTech reported that for DIY users who want to buy the AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT LC public version of the water-cooled graphics card, there is bad news to tell everyone-because AMD will only supply a small amount of the graphics card to system integrators.As a product using Navi 21 XTX full-blood GPU core, it has 80 computing units/5120 processors, supplemented by[email protected] 18Gbps 16GB GDDR6, total bandwidth 576GB/s.
Radeon RX 6900 XT LC graphics card with Navi 21 XTXH core, its GPU default/acceleration frequency has also been increased to 2250/2435 MHz, and each group of CU computing units is equipped with an RA optical tracking unit, but the overall power consumption of TBP has also increased 10% (to 330W).
However, AMD also explained the reason for supplying only the RX 6900 XT LC water-cooled graphics card to the system integrator in a statement to Tom’s Hardware. The reason is that they want to work hard to ensure that the product is directly delivered to the real players. The company added: The system integrator is an important part of the game ecology. By limiting the channel, it helps to ensure that this product reaches the hands of gamers as soon as possible.
However, this is not without complaints. After all, as an enthusiast product, this move can indeed make it more difficult for cryptocurrency miners and scalpers to get a graphics card. But consumers who are usually willing to buy brand-name devices are usually not enthusiasts, not to mention that the price of the whole device equipped with the graphics card will never be too low. But if you really don’t need the money, you can also buy the branded machine and disassemble it directly, and then install the AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT LC public version of the water-cooled graphics card on another platform.
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