Best AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT Graphics Cards (GPUs) 2020

The ASUS ROG Strix is a high-end RX 6800 XT option that comes with an included 240mm AiO radiator for some high-end builds. The boost clock hits up to 2,360MHz, and the game clock sits around 2,110MHz. RGB is included for extra style.

Sapphire has been known to make some great AMD GPUs for years, and its Nitro+ version of the RX 6800 XT is no different. It comes at a competitive price, it has a smart design, and it brings comparable performance to pricier cards with a 2,360MHz boost clock.

This high-end RX 6800 XT from XFX can hit a 2,360MHz boost clock in AMD's Rage Mode, and its three fans keep it cool. A black and white shroud and solid backplate make it great for monochrome builds, with just a bit of red RX color on the side.

This option from MSI follows AMD's reference design, meaning it looks and performs like a whole lot of other RX 6800 XT cards out there. The main selling point here is the $650 price tag, putting it in the budget range for those who want to spend elsewhere in their build.

If you don't want to pay the asking price of other cards not following the reference design, the ASUS TUF Gaming version of the RX 6800 XT is an excellent option. It's built well, it can hit a 2,340MHz boost clock in OC mode, and it's priced less than $700.

Want an RX 6800 XT that won't dampen the RGB style you have going on in your PC? ASRock's Taichi has customizable lighting along the side and a middle fan that lights up. A full backplate adds loads of stability, and it has a boost clock up to 2,360MHz.