Mid-range graphics cards tend to offer amazing value right off the bat, but nothing beats a great GPU deal. Fortunately, our favourite QHD model is currently on sale with a huge discount. For a limited time, AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT is the best price it’s ever been, courtesy of Sapphire.
Featuring a 10% discount, you can currently get Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT for just £436.50 on Amazon UK. This undercuts the OverclockersUK deal we spotted a few months ago by around £15, putting it at the lowest we’ve seen.
There’s a similar drop in the US, as 6% off puts the XFX Speedster QICK319 model down to $490.60. Eagle-eyed deal hunters will also spot it’s 13% lower in Germany, as you can get the Asus TUF Gaming version for €557.68. I recommend you click the button below to see if it’s discounted in your area.
AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT
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In our Radeon RX 7800 XT review, we deemed it to be the best graphics card for those with a 1440p gaming monitor in their setup. This remains the case, but it also makes for a great GPU deal if you’re sporting a 1080p display, particularly one with a high refresh rate. Frequencies will differ slightly depending on the model you grab, but you can expect anything between 2,430MHz and 2,565MHz.
When it comes to gaming performance, Radeon RX 7800 XT has a few advantages over its competitors and similarly priced siblings. For starters, it’s the only graphics card to pack 16GB of VRAM for under £500. This should see it keep up with the ever-increasing demands of textures and see you right should you upgrade to a 4K gaming monitor in the future.
As for frame rates, check out the benchmark graph above. You’ll find more results on our review page, but we can’t imagine you’ll be unimpressed with Radeon RX 7800 XT performance at this price. Do note, though, that it only supports AMD FSR upscaling and frame generation, which are by all accounts inferior to Nvidia DLSS offerings. It’s also much better at rasterization than it is ray tracing, but if you can tolerate these shortcomings, it makes for an excellent GPU deal.
We expect many an eagle-eyed GPU deal hunter will have their sights set on this deal, so don’t dawdle for too long if this seems like a great fit for your system.
