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Pulls everything smooth. Games are enjoyable to play. Paired nicely with my 5800x cpu.

-Runs Super Cool. I could have this thing maxed out and it runs at like, 55 c. -Fast. Runs very fast for the price. Think the performance of a 7700xt for less -future proof. It has plenty of Vram -Uses normal power cables, so it wont melt (cough cough Nvidia) -nearly msrp -Its AMD. This may be personal preference, but I just really like AMD's software.

it looks way better in person and preforms amazing

No coil whine, quiet, good temp around 70celcius at 4k gaming

Run cool for a card of this caliber. Quiet for the most part, beside some coil whine. Will play any game you throw at it.

Great cooling Gorgeous Pulls less power than 7900 XTX with comparable performance Dual BIOS

- I have this model and it scored great benchmark scores on UserBenchmark. My card scored a 133% which puts it (on average) between a 4080-Super and 5080. In my opinion this card is closer to the 4080 than 4070. - Same VRAM as the 5080 and comes factory overclocked so you can expect really good performance. You might get a 10% bump in performance on average if you move up to the 5080 but for the equivalent Gigabyte Gaming model its a 55% price increase (as of writing). - Latest version of DLSS and it has Ray Tracing + top performance in AI tech if that is important to you. - I get about 400-500+ FPS on Rainbow Six Siege using 95% of the GPU and on slightly more recent games like Lies of Pi I've averaged 180 FPS only using 35% of the GPU, both of these using maxed out setting and 3440x1440 resolution (UWQHD). - Plenty of VRAM - you won't run out on games released thus far. - Very aesthetic + easy to use BIOS. It has RGB so looks great paired with other RGB components. - Great for work tasks such as photo editing, video editing as well.

-Runs very cool, I haven't hit over 55° on the gpu or over 60° on the VRAM while running it at 100% with an overclock/undervolt. -Great overclocking ability (using GPU Tweak III), I'm running ~3100Mhz, with the RAM at 34000Mhz, and the voltage is at no more than 1005mV, while not consuming over 305 watts. -The huge cooler does a great job, since I have a custom fan profile and they don't go over 40% at max load, keeping this card cool and quiet. -It comes with an anti-sag bracket that screws into the end, which works well and is a nice addition.

Pros: runs great! Been playing AC Shadows and Black ops 6 on max settings and it is running perfectly on my 1440p OLED in HDR. The mounting bracket is a nice add on as well. I think it looks better than the little pole other cards give you.

The Sapphire Pulse RX 9070 XT is an excellent balance of performance, efficiency, and acoustics. At 1440p it delivers high, consistent frame rates and easily feeds a 165 Hz display without instability or thermal fatigue. With a light undervolt and modest power limit reduction, the card runs cool and extremely quiet. In many real-world gamesespecially capped or lighter titlesthe GPU fans rarely spin, and sometimes stay completely off. When they do run, theyre smooth and unobtrusive. Thermals are stable, back-to-back benchmarks show no performance drop, and power delivery is calm and predictable. Build quality is solid and purposeful, without unnecessary bulk or flash.

- Great average framerate on High to Ultra on 3440x1440p - Not noisy - Isn't as big as other models

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.

With Deal you get it at MSRP Nice Looking card Runs quiet

- Absolutely BEAUTIFUL card - Excellent cooling, and noise. - Awesome performance in modern games!

-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)

-My first nVidia card and I'm impressed over my former AMD card. 16GB VRAM made a huge difference for me over 8GB.

Best price for the vRAM and tokens. Best power efficiency/lowest waste heat for the performance. A single standard PCIe 6+2 power cable port that won't set your house on fire. Workstation grade radial cooler for long life and teardown verified quality thermal compounds instead of the cheap stuff. Half the vRAM chips are on the back with the same thermal pads as the front chips. Rear plate is cast aluminum with thermal conductive coating with sufficient heat spreading. No thermal issues seen in stress testing benchmarks so far. The card is designed to have up to 4 cards stacked tightly together in a machine with air inlets on both sides and rear spine with the power cable. Best AI entry level card for Windows only users to explore AI with Intel's official app in a turn-key setup that will download supported models and tools like Comfy-Ui dialed in for the platform. Nvidia charges 4600usd for the same user experience out of box with a little more most won't care about unless they are building machines for a molecular biology research lab or self driving cars. Official Linux support plus a recent announced vLLM partnership to expand support among other open source initiatives with an energetic user community contributing to code bases. Good for Plex/Jellyfin home theatre PC with dual hardware video encoders that can encode more HD streams at the same time than anyone else if you know how to leverage it or SRIOv. A viable alternative to Nvidia and his cousin who is the CEO of AMD. (the duopoly is real)

Easy Setup, The Graphics Are Incredible, the frames rates are unbelievable.

good performand for a good price if you can get if for close to MSRP or less... B series launch drivers are more mature than the A series lauch