Alongside the announcement of bundling The Last of Us Part 1 with all of its Radeon RX 7000- and RX 6000-series cards, AMD has kind of announced a price cut for its RX 7900 XT to make it far more competitive with Nvidia’s RTX 4070 Ti.

The graphics card market has been heating up recently with Nvidia’s RTX 40-series cards hitting the ground running, and AMD’s new RX 7000 GPUs launching to a more muted fanfare. Yet our best graphics card list is still swarmed with RX 6000-series. Why? Their price.

Nvidia has come under some scrutiny from would-be graphics upgraders over the price of its GPUs—take the RTX 4080’s ungodly $1,199 MSRP, for example—meaning that a competitive edge for AMD in this new generation has been its GPU pricing.

That was until Nvidia released the RTX 4070 Ti which undercut the cheaper of the two new RDNA 3 cards from AMD to the tune of $100. Now, AMD has informed us that it is cutting the price of its RX 7900 XT at participating etailers/retailers as low as £799.99 in the UK and seemingly $799.99 in the US, too.

With a $100 discount across a bunch of retailers, manufacturers such as ASRock and Sapphire are now offering the RX 7900 XT for just $799, down from its $899 MSRP. The same goes for our UK brethren, who can benefit from a delicious £100 discount on the second best RDNA 3 graphics card around today.

For a GPU that utterly tramples the top Radeon card of AMD’s previous generation, the RX 6950 XT, it’s great to see AMD stretching to offer discounts from the top down, especially when the RX 7900 XTX offers so much more for $999.

As of now, we’ve spotted Newegg selling the ASRock Phantom Gaming Radeon RX 7900 XT for $800, and across the pond we’ve found Overclockers UK selling the Sapphire Radeon RX 7900 XT Gaming for £800, both with Last of Us Part 1 included.

Best RX 7900 XT deal in the US

Best RX 7900 XT deal in the UK

Exchange rates aside, this is a fantastic little discount coming straight from AMD itself. We’ve been told the deal will be going on right up until April 15, 2023. Or until they all sell out, I guess. Either way.

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