Chrispy_Coming as a shock to absolutely nobody, a 3.8% overclock in "game clock" speeds in an otherwise identical product results in underwhelming performance improvement that's so negligible it will often be masked by run-to-run variance and margin of error. The faster VRAM isn't relevant because bandwidth was never the 6700XT's bottleneck until you got to resolutions and settings so demanding that the framerates were already unplayable.

6700XT Game Clock = 2424MHz
6750XT Game Clock = 2518MHz

If you want to turn your 6700XT into a 6750XT, just increase the power limit and fan speeds by 15% and overclock it. Well done, you've 'upgraded'!

Chrispy_Still 7nm, it's utterly unchanged silicon in every possible way and that means that a 6700XT made recently will reach the same clocks at whatever power level/voltage the 6750XT launches with.

What's new is that since the 6700XT was released, 18Gbps GDDR6 is more widely available, not that the 6700XT needed extra memory bandwidth, but I feel AMD are clutching at straws for this zero-effort refresh so specifying the current mainstream VRAM speed is at least some numerical change that doesn't actually have any effect on the amount of work they (as the GPU maker, not the VRAM maker) need to worry about.

phanbueyvery confused what the point of these so close to the next gen is...

mechtechya basically same as the rx480 > rx580

PunkenjoyMore like RX580 to RX590. The change between 480 and 580 was much bigger (about 1200+ MHz to 1400+ MHz.

They are just there to get reviewed and occupy the space and get some press attention while we wait for next gen. They are just there because yields are better now and they can improve the clock a little bit.

As for the price, they will be priced according to the market or they won't sold any. Availability is getting there and you can now buy a GPU easily so the scalper are having a hard time these days.

mechtechprices slowly getting better, availability way better
www.newegg.ca/p/pl?d=rx+6600&Order=1

only $80 above MSRP now lol I will keep waiting

the RX 480 - 580 - 590 were roughly in the in 5-10% increase neighbourhood
www.techpowerup.com/review/sapphire-radeon-rx-590-nitro-plus/32.html

ARFNo, RX 6600's MSRP was 329, they ask 510 for it now.




This is 55% scalping.

Chrispy_Still 7nm, it's utterly unchanged silicon in every possible way and that means that a 6700XT made recently will reach the same clocks at whatever power level/voltage the 6750XT launches with.

What's new is that since the 6700XT was released, 18Gbps GDDR6 is more widely available, not that the 6700XT needed extra memory bandwidth, but I feel AMD are clutching at straws for this zero-effort refresh so specifying the current mainstream VRAM speed is at least some numerical change that doesn't actually have any effect on the amount of work they (as the GPU maker, not the VRAM maker) need to worry about.

eidairaman1They are refined silicon hence the transition from RX480-580-590.