Graphics Card Architecture: RDNA2.
Compute Units: 80 CUs.
Slot Width: 3-slots.
PSU Requirements: 1000w or higher.
PCIe Generation: Gen 4.0 x16.
GPU Length: 332mm or 13.1in.
For more technical info, please visit the manufacturer's website.
For complex technical info about the GPU, please refer to Techpowerup website link.
The build that is using this part is Phanteks AMD Ryzen 9 5950x Work Station.
The Asrock OC Formula 6900xt is a top-notch graphics card. It runs great for most games well above 60fps at 4k. The GPU has great RGB lighting that is controlled by Asrock's Polychrome software. The GPU even has the option to manually turn off the RGB altogether. The fans are relatively quiet at all speeds due to the size of the heatsink. The GPU keeps its temps down under 70°C under full load. This is the coolest running AMD GPU that has been tested on this website. The productivity on this card is okay at best. The bandwidth is not fast enough for a professional workstation, but it's not bad either. The downside of having a large cooler is that the GPU is heavier and causes sagging. Fortunately, the sag on this card is almost nonexistent. The GPU has screws that attach the cooler to the backplate securely. A major downside of the cooler's size is that it pokes ever so slightly past 3 slots, making a potential PCIe slot unusable. If possible, it's recommended to place the GPU in the middle slot to allow room for additional expansion cards.
I give the Asrock OC Formula RX 6900xt a 5/5.
