
-Got it for MSRP. -The one game I used FSR 4 helped a lot more than FSR 3 from my 7800XT. -Ray tracing looks beautiful. First graphics card I owned that handles it well

I waffled between AMD and NVidia. It's been about 10 years since I built my last system and it seems to be getting more difficult to find those "right parts". After watching numerous videos and benchmarks I decided on this card because the price/performance was right. Since it's been some time, I needed good instructions on what goes into what and this came with a good manual. I got everything installed last night so I haven't played anything yet but so far no complaints. After I put it through its paces, if anything stands out I'll update this review.

Super solid performance and at the price, 3-8 FPS less than the same card with a slightly higher clock speed and a +$100 price tag is a no brainer. Dont waste your money chasing a few FPS. You can OC this card if that is your thing, I find it to be smooth and a very good bargain for nearly the same performance as the cards that cost $400 to $800 more with no appreciable difference. Love the card and glad I didnt waste money on something the human eye cant see

Out of the box, high framerates with beautiful ray-tracing. Able to crank 2077 up pretty high, especially with the AI generation.

Ray tracing performance, DLSS4, GPU temperature, warranty

12GB GDDR7 VRAM → enough for most AI models without constant offloading. DLSS 4.0 cores & Tensor cores → strong acceleration for AI inference and training. PCIe 5.0 → high bandwidth for moving large datasets. Efficient cooling → stable during long AI jobs.

- Dual Bios for silent operation and OC - Some RGB effects

runs games well small footprint Linux friendly

- Insane underclock and underpower potential - Small form factor (2 slots) - FSR 4 support - Good and stable drivers (looking at you NVIDIA) - Very efficient and quiet (when undervolted) - Fantastic value at MSRP

Cheaper 5070ti model. Handles 1440p perfectly.

Easy installation Beautiful rendering at high frame rates Super clean build quality with the included wire management faceplate; hint of RGB is nice without looking stupid. Very quiet under normal load I have been buying Sapphire across three generations of builds, and I continue to be impressed with their product.

It was little bigger than what I expected but it's working great- good temperature under loads, quite and efficient. Mainly using this card for GPU rendering and some AI creation. So far it's been great.

Its a white card that matched the theme for my new PC build. Was able to undervolt the card to keep temps below 70C while playing BF6 without any problems. RGB lights on the card and fans is a nice touch.

I upgraded from zotac rtx 2060 6GB to sapphire pulse rx9060xt 16gb. My pc (i7 8700k, 16gb ddr4) didnt run oblivion remaster too well, starfield and outlaws ran but not great either. All 3 run 1080/60 on high now. Its also a less hot and more efficient card. This card works just fine in my mobo even though its a pcie 5.0 card and my motherboard is 3.0.

High frame rate, easy to install, runs quiet, solid built.

I managed to get the card for around 450 after shipping and taxes and it came within a week. Can play all of my games no issues whatsoever. Just make sure you look up how to configure your settings to get the most out of your card and you should be golden.

Idk its just goof

Impressive benchmarks a better gaming experience

Price-to-performance, Aesthetics, Tempurates, Requirments

Worked right out of the box Overclocks like a beast (Mine is averaging over 3000 MHZ!) Quiet Looks great