Today we will be taking a detailed look at PowerColor's take on AMD's RX 6700 XT. We are passing the 6th-month mark since AMD released the long-anticipated RDNA2 architecture, the successor to the successful mid-range orientated NAV 10 GPU, which was the backbone of the RX 5700 XT and AMD's first stab at the RDNA architecture. Since now the upper range graphics card geared towards 4K gaming has been filled, it was only a matter of time until AMD released a new mid-tier gaming card that is priced between the RTX 3060 TI and RTX 3070. It is also being presented as a direct replacement for the last generation's RX 5700 XT, now with ray-tracing support. This is something NVIDIA has been pushing since the last generation of GPUs. With both DirectX 12U and Vulkan API supporting this new way to experience games, it almost becomes necessary for AMD to have support for it as well.