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ASRock AMD graphics cards are built with style, practicality, and power at the fore, resulting in an all-rounder GPU that's perfect for gamers. Packing everything into both entry-level and ultra-high-end AMD graphics cards, from the Radeon RX 6500 XT all the way up to the 6900 XT, choosing an ASRock card is a no-brainer for those who want a balance between price and performance.
Check out Ebuyer's range of ASRock AMD graphics cards below, there's a card for every gamer's needs.
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Take a quick glance at Ebuyer's range of ASRock AMD graphics cards, and you'll see there are three main series available: ASRock Challenger, ASRock Gaming D, and ASRock Taichi X.
Need help figuring out how exactly a Gaming D card differs from a Taichi X card? We don't blame you. With ARGB backplates and light-up fans, ASRock AMD graphics cards are flashy, so it can be hard to decipher what's going on under the hood. Let's break down each series of ASRock AMD graphics card and what type of gaming PC build they're best for.
It's worth noting that there are also 'D' and 'Pro' variants of each series of ASRock AMD graphics cards, like the ASRock Challenger D and ASRock Challenger Pro 6700 XT for example.
Comparing these two ASRock AMD graphics cards, even though they're both from the Challenger series, the 'D' variant uses a dual-fan cooling solution, whereas the 'Pro' variant uses a triple-fan cooling solution. Consequently, the Pro has a boost clock of up to 2,620MHz, while the D has a boost clock of up to 2,581. So, if you want the fastest ASRock AMD graphics card in a given series, opt for a Pro.
You'll mostly find the ASRock Challenger series featured at the mid-range and entry-level of AMD graphics cards, from the 1440p-grade RX 6700 XT all the way down to the budget-friendly RX 6400. As you move up towards ultra-high-end card like RX 6900 XT, instead it's only Phantom Gaming D and Taichi X series.
Challenger series cards omit any flashy RGB lighting in favour of a more paired-back appearance, and it's reflected in their price. So, if you're in the market for a more affordably priced AMD graphics card and aren't too concerned about RGB, a Challenger series card is a great option.
As the name suggests, ASRock Phantom Gaming D series cards are more tailored towards gamers - in performance and appearance. This series is where you start to see ASRock's more eye-catching designs introduced, with transparent fans, light-up logos, and more. Though, you'll definitely need to double-check these larger cards with triple-fan cooling solutions fit into your computer case.
The Tachi X series is ASRock's premium tier of AMD graphics cards, it doesn't go higher than this. They feature an even more extravagant cooling solution that lets ASRock pump boosts to unprecedented clocks.
For example, while the Phantom Gaming D OC 6800 XT is rated at a boost frequency of 2,310MHz, the Taichi X OC 6800 XT is rated at 2,360MHz. This gets you extremely fast performance right out of the box, as AMD's reference model of the 6800 XT is rated at up to 2,250MHz.
Depending on the model of ASRock AMD graphics card you opt for, the number of fan incorporated onto the cooling solution varies. What you can be confidently assured of is that, regardless of the number of fans, an ASRock AMD graphics card's cooling solution is designed to keep it running at peak performance.
Custom-designed by ASRock, these striped-axial fans are designed in such a way that allows the GPU to sustain its max clocks, while operating at a cool temperature. It's not only the stripe structure of these fans that heightens airflow and optimises cooling, but also their polished surface.
On high-end ASRock AMD graphics cards, like the ASRock Phantom Gaming D OC 6900 XT, a V-shaped fin deflects and guides air through a V-shaped vent to accelerate airflow all throughout the cooling solution.
All these cooling features don't come at the cost of noise, either. ASRock precisely balances the thermal efficiency and the noise of their cooling solutions, so your ASRock AMD graphics card keeps cool as well as quiet.
From Challenger to Phantom Gaming D and Taichi X, each series of ASRock AMD graphics card is based on rock-solid hardware, delivering performance that's faster than AMD's referenced model. Get your ASRock AMD graphics card today at Ebuyer, with next-day delivery and 0% finance offers available.
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