ASRock Radeon RX 6750 XT Phantom Gaming D OC, RX6750XT PGD 12GO, 12GB GDDR6, HDMI, 3x DP

This ASRock Radeon RX 6750 XT offers a modest performance boost over the reference Radeon RX 6700 XT we tested last year. Despite having the same number of Raytrace accelerators (40) and Stream Processors (2,560), this jump in performance is the result of an overclocked GPU running at a base clock rate of 2,495 MHz (AMD's default is 2424 MHz) and a Game and Boost clock rate of 2554/2634 MHz, respectively. In addition, you now have access to 12GB of GDDR6 memory operating at a faster memory speed of 18Gbps. All of the increases mentioned above in speed will boost your game performance but do remain a relative perf bump. You will have a WQHD product with excellent performance at temperatures and noise levels that are perfectly acceptable. Aesthetically, the card is handsome, albeit perhaps a bit large. This is a beautiful Full HD and Quad HD card with limited Ultra HD capabilities. The raytracing performance of this generation's RDNA2 GPUs is merely ordinary, while AMD is severely lacking in DLSS. These might be overlooked if the product was reasonably priced, but since the card will likely cost well over 600 USD/EUR, we cannot rationalize such a price point. This is not ASRock's fault; AMD has priced this series excessively. Nonetheless, the design is exquisite, with all the necessary boxes checked. If you're looking for a solid 1440p graphics card, and ASRock can keep the price of their Radeon RX 6750 XT Phantom Gaming close but not above MSRP, then you should consider it. The overclocked GPU and 18Gbps GDDR6 RAM help it perform somewhat better than, say an RX 6700 XT.

All said and done, I can confirm that the ASRock Radeon RX 6750 XT offers a slight improvement in performance over the original Radeon RX 6700 XT from ASRock, which we reviewed last year. Although you get the same amount of Ray accelerators (40), and the same amount Stream Processors (2,560), this improvement in performance is all thanks to an overclocked GPU r unning at a base clock rate of 2,495 MHz (AMD’s default is 2424 MHz), with a Game and Boost clock rate running at the increased speed of 2554/2634 MHz respectively. Plus you now also get 12GB of GDDR6 ram running at the faster memory speed of 18Gbps. All of the above increase speed means you extra gaming performance!