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-Fantastic out of the box performance for 2025 standards -16GB VRAM so it'll work for years to come -Great for high refresh rate 1440P gaming and 4k (if you're okay with lower fps/upscaling) -I like supporting the "underdog", since AMD has much less market share, it's a better value and creates competition from Nvidia/Intel to release competitive products -I've tuned mine to -80 voltage offset, -30% power limit, and increased the VRAM to 2730MHZ using Fast Timings, which barely lowers performance but makes the card MUCH more efficient -FSR4 is comparable to DLSS in visual quality -Comparable performance to the 5070Ti for $150 less MSRP. In some games the 9070XT has better performance, in others the 5070Ti does better -Great Ray Tracing (5070Ti is barely better here unless it's Path Tracing, which even the 5070ti can barely do) -Decent looking card, feels well-built

- A great price: I paid $369. - Great functionality (FSR4 upscaling in Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O!). - No coil whine; just utter peace and quiet.

OC like a dream and handles everything I throw at it. Upgraded from a Sapphire Nirto+ 5700XT and glad I stayed with Sapphire.

Was able to push the core clock to +500 and memory clock to +3000. Tested a few games. MGS Delta at 2k resolution high settings dlss 4.5 quality I was averaging 75 fps. Pretty impressive.

High framerate out of the box, DLSS4, temperature

all 906 ROPS reported I love this card.

This card stays very cool, the build quality is really good, and it's a powerful card in a small like form factor. It ran Cyberpunk and any of my heavier games with ease. The raytracing is impressive!

Upgraded from 5500xt runs warzone and d4 on the highest setting air cooled and still the card never gets above 50°c also very quiet no complaints

Compact, quiet, fast and capable, as well as affordable, looks good too.

- Fairly cheap - Performs excellently - MSI software can overclock it a little above factory overclock.

Small form factor, quiet, power efficient, stays cool

Typical no frills design, as expected from MSI's Ventus line - No hard-lined "gamer" appearance, no RGB LEDs. This is subjective, but a plus for me. Very powerful GPU, 32 GB of GDDR7 on a 512-bit bus. Support for the latest DLSS/FG technologies. Modest factory overclock, though this is an interesting thing - reference boost clock is 2407 MHz, this card is advertised at boost clock of 2437 MHz, however I see this card regularly running at upward of 2700+ MHz while actively gaming. I'm not overclocking it at all, just the latest "game ready" Nvidia drivers. That's pretty crazy. Temps have been quite good, I don't recall seeing GPU temps go much past mid 70s on occasion under heavy gaming load, and the highest I've noticed the VRAM get was like 86c. Not bad for a 5090 on air. Smaller form factor compared to some of these other RTX 5090 behemoths out there and can be beneficial for those with chassis constraints. Even though current pricing is less than ideal, this is one of the cheapest RTX 5090 options available, as MSI's Ventus line usually is in general.

-Smaller than I expected -0 Noise whatsover -I literally cant find a game that cant run at 1440p Max settings without it going over 60FPS (sometimes with fsr 4 on quality but whatever)

Performance is solid paired with my 9800X3D everything I've thrown at it runs great. Thermals have been good, and noise level is super quiet. There are tons of reviews about the performance of the 9070XT so watch those for benchmarks. If you're in the market for a 9070XT I've been extremely happy with this card.

Massive upgrade over my RTX 3080.

Price, VRAM and performance.

Beautiful, quiet, none of the coil whine issues I've seen others run into.

Cheaper 5070ti model. Handles 1440p perfectly.

Excellent card for 1440p. Runs cool and haven't had any issues with any games. Max out all the sliders and then turn off all that blur/shake nonsense. So far no issue with the 12V power connector but I'll keep an eye on it.