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Radeon RX 6750 XT bottleneck & FPS

Ranked 41 of 126 desktop graphics cards in our database (67th percentile). Paired with a Core i5-8500 it lands near 70 fps at 1080p and 14 fps at 4K in a typical AAA title at high settings.

SpecificationsRDNA 2 · 2022
ArchitectureRDNA 2
Shading units2,560
Boost clock2,600 MHz
Memory12 GB
Memory bandwidth432 GB/s
Board power250 W
Released2022
Frame rate by resolutionwith Core i5-8500, high
ResolutionEst. FPSGPU loadLimited by
1920 x 1080 70 98% Balanced
2560 x 1440 41 99% Graphics card
3440 x 1440 31 99% Graphics card
3840 x 2160 14 99% Graphics card
Best matched processors1080p, high

Ranked by how little performance the pairing wastes, not by which processor is fastest. The fastest chip pairs well with everything, which makes it a useless recommendation.

ProcessorEst. FPSUnused
Core i5-8500 70 0.7%
Core i5-9400 70 0.7%
Core i5-9400F 70 0.7%
Core i3-10105 70 1.1%
Core i3-10105F 70 1.1%
Core i3-10300 70 1.1%
Estimated FPS by game1440p, high, Core i5-8500
GameEst. FPSVRAM
Cyberpunk 2077 28 OK
Fortnite 57 OK
Counter-Strike 2 113 OK
Baldur's Gate 3 41 OK
Red Dead Redemption 2 32 OK
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 34 OK

Who a Radeon RX 6750 XT is actually for

This sits in the range where most enthusiast builds land, and it is the range where pairing matters most. Fast enough that a budget processor will hold it back at 1080p; not so fast that it stops caring about resolution. Get the pairing right and very little is wasted.

The sweet spot is 1440p. At that resolution the card is doing enough work to stay busy without the processor needing to be exceptional.

Is 12 GB enough?

At 1440p and high settings, 12 GB clears every title we model with room to spare. Memory is not the constraint on this card, and it is unlikely to become one within its useful life.

Where it sits

Ranked 41 of 126 desktop cards we model. Nearest faster: GeForce RTX 5060, GeForce RTX 3070. Just below: Radeon RX 6750 GRE 12GB, Radeon RX 6700 XT. Full method on the methodology page.