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Even the simplest videos are clear, no lag, the games i play while not the latest and greatest have exceptional detail and very little power draw.

Runs silent. It idles 10C lower than my previous card. Big uptick in frames. Hasn't gone over 70C when stressed.

i7-14700F 32 GB DDR4 @ 3800 MHz Jginyue Snow Dream motherboard Thermaltake GF1 850 watt PSU GIGABYTE Gaming Radeon RX 9070 GRE Graphics Card Picked up the GRE graphics card for $499. At that price point the GRE graphics card is a great product. I use the card in mixed service; both productivity and the casual game. Plays wow at 4k without any problems. However, I typically play at 1440p and then upscale to 4K using the built in FSR in WOW as the image quality looks better. I also cap fps at 75 and the use Smooth Motion 2.1 to bring the fps to 150 to save wear and tear on the GRE. The GRE also plays remastered versions of Skyrim and Oblivion at 4k ultra settings with no problems. The GRE operates cool with memory and GPU temps remaining in the 50-60 C range with the GPU hotspot in the 70s. Thus far, the 12 GB memory has not been an issue. WOW at native 4K used about 10.5 GB. Skyrim and Oblivion use far less GPU memory. I am not into first person shooters so I cannot say how well the GRE performs in those applications. The GRE does very well in RPGs.

- Efficient cooling - Fairly low profile - Works with a 750W PSU

- Pleasant temperatures - Silent

- Absolutely fitting performance for 260 USD, best value for its money - Up to date Intel drivers are absolutely fine, no problems with these anymore - Around 30-40% faster than A750, overall performance and feature set nearly matching RTX5060

The card is big, and cold! Beautiful lighting

Great card very fast

Upgraded from a 2080ti and performance is better it runs colder and it's quieter somehow all in all for best bank for buck a 5070 is where it is at.

great performance so far in games I have been playing... cyberpunk, fortnite, crimson desert, ect.

For my aging FX-8350 AMD 32GB DDR3 system. 6 GB is enough GPU memory to do stable-diffusion, some entry level AI and face swapping fun, etc. But watch the resource utilization in NVIDIA_SETTINGS as you're using SW that hits the GPU and GDDR6 memory and make usage balance adjustments CPU/GPU accordingly. Don't try to run multiple processes that all hit the GPU and memory it will quickly brick wall. But for $192 delivered it buys a few more years of usage for my old AMD system.

Good card but the design could be better

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

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.

Performance Delivers uncompromising visual quality and frame rates; positioned to redefine high-end performance. Cooling Massive GAMING TRIO OC cooling solution ensures the card runs cooler and faster than reference models. Features New-generation RT Cores enable smoother, higher-fidelity Ray Tracing. AI/Compute Ideal for demanding creative workloads (8K video, 3D rendering) due to large, ultra-fast 16 GB GDDR7 memory and new Tensor Cores (DLSS 4.0).

Good value for the price I paid ($182 USD in a combo deal) 1080P, 60-70 fps avg with high-ultra (BG3, GTAv) 1080P, 70-90 fps avg with the highest settings (Valheim, Baro) and if the game supports Vulcan I usually get about 10-30 more frames. with Freesync premium anything from 44 to165 fps at 1080P is flawless for me.