LTT
Gamer’s Nexus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oj8SuJ2Mb6A&t=557s
Hardware Unboxed
Level1Tech
JayTwoCents
Hardware Canucks
TLDR;
MSRP: 479USD
Competitive in some games while falls behind in others, still so so Ray tracing performance.
Great overclocking headroom so users could squeeze some extra performance.
Workstation workloads fall behind greatly compared to CUDA.
Decent GPU for gaming(well, if you can find one that is)
i think for linux better tests are here
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=radeon-rx6700xt-linux&num=1
out of stock
Everything is out of stock. I couldn’t get a card if i wanted to unless i want to pay some outrageous price for the few and far between. The only thing available are some GT710 or GT 1030. Nothing else at all!
It’s killing me too. Just got $2400 in stimulus money burning a hole in my pocket lol.
for 2k you can buy a 3070 on amabezzos
or this for 1k:
Or none for 0$ 
3000 take it or leave it
500us$ OUT OF STOCK
500us$ out of stock
Such a shame since I’ve had my eye on this card since the early leaks. I found this on Twitter:
“I ordered a cake in the shape of one, this is the only way to get my hands on an RX 6700 in Brazil.”
Sounds about right…
assuming i could get one ( i cant but lets dream big because it’s free) what size power supply would i need? Price will drop one day, right?
The minimum is 650 watt, But, the thing is not all pwr supplies are created equal! 
Edit: Under specs
https://www.amd.com/en/products/graphics/amd-radeon-rx-6700-xt
650 +gold should do it then?
A bit of a disappointment, mainly for the price. I’d rather pay that extra 100 € for the 6800. If I could ever find it for the MSRP.
Depends on what else you’re running–particularly your cpu. PSUs operate at maximum efficiency around 50% maximum capacity, so you may want to check out a couple wattage calculators for good measure.
I try to stick with PSU’s that have a single 12v rail. PSU’s with multiple 12v rails have different amp ratings for each rail and can be confusing to size correctly. I also believe you get what you pay for. The last component you want to be cheap on is the PSU. Intermittent power issues can be a PIA to diagnose.
It should be okay. The next one i’m getting is this one.
Edit: Because it has 2 ATX 12V Connector which a lot of new boards have now and a 10 yr warranty.
I’m looking at these two RX 6700XT cards.
Nitro is the better card. If the reported boost specs are accurate its a beast granted if you can get it for something close to MSRP.