Snap up the speedy Sapphire Radeon Pulse RX Vega 56 for just $309

RX Vega 56 deal
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If you're looking to play some of the latest and greatest games but don't want to throw down for a brand new graphics card, the subject of this latest deal on a snappy graphics card should serve that purpose just fine. 

Amazon's currently running Sapphire's Pulse Radeon RX Vega 56 graphics card for just $309, which is 25% off its typical price of $415. You're saving $105 and in return you'll get a powerful component that's well worth the cash. It's $10 more than its lowest price ever, but it's still a highly enviable purchase even at $309. 

This custom model features AMD's Radeon RX Vega 56 specifications, including the 8GB of HBM2 memory and 2048-bit memory interface, but Sapphire's riff on the model also brings the Pulse cooler along for the ride in addition to 92mm cooling fans for even heat distribution. 

There's also a backplate to help keep the entire build more rigid without sacrificing aesthetics. It will require two 8-pin PCIe connectors and a beefy enough power supply to keep it in operation, but it should do the trick nicely if you're looking to put together an affordable gaming machine. 

Sapphire Radeon Pulse RX Vega 56 | $309 (save $105)

Sapphire Radeon Pulse RX Vega 56 | $309 (save $105)
Pick up an affordable graphics card with niceties like the included Pulse cooler and a more stable build on the cheap, thanks to Amazon.

Don't mind dropping a bit of cash? Take a look at the best graphics cards currently available and see which one strikes your fancy. 

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