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- Build quality seems great. - LED lights are pretty - Card is very quiet and runs very cool while gaming prior to my single fan RX580 from MSI.

I'm a casual 1080p gamer. I don't really care for higher resolution. It's really nice and fast! I tried it with high and ultra settings in fallout 4 and seems to be really smooth!

Fast good value enough video ram. biggest for me is linux compatibility. I've mostly left windows for gaming, well and everything. It works great on linux for gaming and work (some ml). Yes there are gaps, but you can do a decent amount of things.

Great performance with quiet fan noise. The added support to prevent GPU sag is a nice touch.

Compact Great Performance

I have a hp prebuilt I use as a secondary desktop and I needed a card that used less power since I only had a 400 watt platinum psu and this card plays games at 1080p high settings even ultra with no problems . If you are looking for a good budget card for 1080 p its a good card

- low to no coil whine on my unit, though some reviews of this model have reported some - darn low temperatures and quiet fans when under load, on the default performance bios. This card's hotspots are lower than my 7900 xt's main temp in every situation - a separate quiet bios exists, and the card has around 5% performance uplift headroom for OC - The power connector has a thermal pad connecting it to the large metal back plate, giving some peace of mind. Given the 200-300 watt draw, I don't worry about it melting - card draws 100-150 fewer watts than a 7900 xt when playing the same games, resulting in a cooler case. All of my fans run slower and there's less heat dumped into my room. You do not need an AIO - an air cooled CPU will be fine - can path trace in cyberpunk to my satisfaction. I'm using Hardware Unboxed's suggested settings with DLSS quality, 2x frame gen at 1440p and getting 60+ real frames / 100-130 with ai frames. Not much stuttering and stunning visuals - DLSS is worlds better than FRS 2/3 and XESS. Perhaps the newly released 9070 (xt)'s FRS4 will close this gap to your liking. I hated playing with upscaling on the 7900xt - well built and heavy card, which will definitely need a GPU support. The included ASUS one is on par with a $8 generic support. The height is not right for my case, though the Lian Li 207's included support works great here.

-Handles everything that I throw at it in 2k (Haven't tried 4k yet) -Beautiful design

- runs FRIGID under load - can be used for high framerate 4k gaming (fortnite, Oblivion remaster, ETS2 are what I've played) with DLSS4 - default fan curves are perfect

Card runs VERY stable. 100+ hours gaming so far and the only crash was once on arma reforger (known for crashing regardless of hardware). Card runs quite fast out of the box. Haven't felt the need to OC yet. Runs 4k very nicely. Mainly playing MHW Wilds/Tarkov/Arma Reforger/World of warships and Baldur's gate 3. Memory gets a little warm but the card is so stable I couldn't be happier with it.

Games that require ray tracing perform extremely well on this GPU. DLSS and frame gen are really well implemented and the soft-overclock feature in the NVIDIA software does a decent job of boosting performance without overly increasing operating temps. Card came with an anti-sag stand.

Performance and price

Price-to-performance, Aesthetics, Tempurates, Requirments

Works well runs everything No sag

Runs cool. Runs quietly. No whine.

performance, comes with adapter for psu.

The best performance money can buy! Best looking card design of all the 50 series

Faster (AND cooler) than my 3080. Uses a LOT less power too (obviously).

You already know it is the best card out there money can buy. This one works, no crashing in games.

- Low Temps, GPU 65 c Max, Hot spot high 90 c Max - Reasonably Quiet - Stable