Thursday, November 25th 2021

AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT Liquid Cooled Edition Now On Sale in Europe

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AMD first announced the Radeon RX 6900 XT LC featuring a pre-binned Navi 21 XTXH GPU in June with the product only available to select system integrators and OEMs. These reference design cards were not expected to be available in the DIY market but listings for the cards appeared on some Indian retailers after the announcement. The card appears to be receiving a limited release with PowerColor's model (16GBD6-MW2DHC) now available to purchase from German retailer Mindfactory for 1749 EUR. The AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT LC features an increased boost clock speed of 2435 MHz from the 2250 MHz on the RX 6900 XT along with a memory speed boost from 16 Gbps to 18 Gbps.
AMD will be making a limited number of Radeon RX 6900 XT liquid cooled reference design graphics cards available to select system integrators. System integrators are a critical part of the gaming ecosystem and offering this this model through their channels helps ensure that as many of these products as possible get into gamers hands.
Sources: VideoCardz, Mindfactory

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84 Comments on AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT Liquid Cooled Edition Now On Sale in Europe

#1
Flyordie
OK. Now they can offer it at MSRP to original owners with proof of purchase- Vega64 Liquid cards... Shit, I still have my box even.
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#3
ixi
CrackongEnd of story
Clowns gonna buy it :).
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#4
docnorth
After lottery of course... The winner will have the honour to pay 2500 euros.
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#5
Caring1
At that price I want a 240mm radiator and gold plated shroud on the card.
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#6
ixi
Caring1At that price I want a 240mm radiator and gold plated shroud on the card.
Gold is cheap. Better diamond.
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#8
aktpu
hardcore_gamer120mm radiator for a 300W TDP card? Good luck.
Have you seen 295x2? This card should have no problems with this rad
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#9
Unregistered
Sorry but i need both my kidneys, so i won't be getting one of these.
#11
Space Lynx
Astronaut
hardcore_gamer120mm radiator for a 300W TDP card? Good luck.
AMD got to high on that massive stock gain last 5 years. It went to their head I think.
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#12
Guwapo77
Bruhhhh, I would be all over that if I didn't already have the Red Devil 6900XT. That card would cost me 1,416 euros!

Edit: Nevermind, I need 3 x DP, no use for USB-C on the GPU.
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#13
Zubasa
Guwapo77Bruhhhh, I would be all over that if I didn't already have the Red Devil 6900XT. That card would cost me 1,416 euros!

Edit: Nevermind, I need 3 x DP, no use for USB-C on the GPU.
The Type-C itself is also a DP, just get an adapter / cable.
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#14
Valantar
hardcore_gamer120mm radiator for a 300W TDP card? Good luck.
It was perfectly fine for the 275W Fury X as well as the 345W Vega 64 LC, so I doubt it will be an issue. Remember, there's a massive gap between what is good and effective water cooling and some of the conventional wisdom of custom PC water cooling fans (for example around what are acceptable liquid temperatures).
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#15
Chomiq
€1700 is pretty much the avg price for RX6900 in EU, I don't know what some of you expected. On top of that it's being sold by mindfactory and not directly by AMD.
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#16
Space Lynx
Astronaut
Chomiq€1700 is pretty much the avg price for RX6900 in EU, I don't know what some of you expected. On top of that it's being sold by mindfactory and not directly by AMD.
Aye, it's just a waiting game now for the new silicon factories to come online in 2022/2023, and then balance will come to the Force once again. It is time for your Jedi training Chomiq. I must now take on new padawans, for this site is overrun with fawns of late.

Haste leads to the Dark Side.
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#17
Unregistered
Gpu's are always worth water cooling imo if, its ok to state it.
#18
Mysteoa
CrackongEnd of story
It is still cheaper than a 6800XT in my country, if it is at that price.
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#19
Kohl Baas
hardcore_gamer120mm radiator for a 300W TDP card? Good luck.
Thermodynamics. If you aten't restricted to keep the water under 35C to keep the CPU and other parts cool, you can triple the cooling performance without sweat. That's how all these single 120 AIO solutions work. And they handle occasionally 400-500Watts of power.
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#20
Valantar
Kohl BaasThermodynamics. If you aten't restricted to keep the water under 35C to keep the CPU and other parts cool, you can triple the cooling performance without sweat. That's how all these single 120 AIO solutions work. And they handle occasionally 400-500Watts of power.
Not to mention that thermal transfer efficiency increases as thermal deltas increase, so a at a fixed flow rate and airflow, the same radiator will dissipate more and more heat as the liquid inside heats up over ambient temperatures. (Of course this also causes transfer efficiency from the GPU to liquid to drop, raising gpu temperatures, but rarely enough to be a problem.)
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#21
Punkenjoy
My main issue would be where to use that in my case (Lian Li O11 dynamics). Got 3 area where to put fan and i already have a 360mm on top + 6 120 fan. Adding this is possible but it would look odd. And i am not paying that amount of money for something that would look odd.

This is more for people that really don't care or people that have older/cheaper case where a single 120mm fan slot was common.
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#22
Valantar
PunkenjoyMy main issue would be where to use that in my case (Lian Li O11 dynamics). Got 3 area where to put fan and i already have a 360mm on top + 6 120 fan. Adding this is possible but it would look odd. And i am not paying that amount of money for something that would look odd.

This is more for people that really don't care or people that have older/cheaper case where a single 120mm fan slot was common.
Well, I would agree in your case (no pun intended), but you do have one of the relatively few tower cases on the market that won't fit a single 120mm fan above the rear I/O. That is the logical placement of a cooler like this.
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#23
Makaveli
I know why the OEM's went with a RAD that small for more case compatibility but I still think its not great for a gpu and can put out 300watts. I would have preferred a 240mm on this.
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#24
kane nas
CrackongEnd of story
end of... the monthly salary
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#25
bonehead123
Caring1At that price I want a 240mm radiator and gold plated shroud on the card.
And it would have to make my coffee, yanky me wanky, and clean da houze too, hehehe :D
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