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In GPUs / Video Graphics Cards

-Fast, a noticeable step up from the old 1080 -Affordable, to my door for around 300$ in 2023 dollars -Available, no scalpers, no backorders, they are on the shelf waiting for a good gamer home -Quiet, lean on them hard, the fans remain quiet, the baby is sleeping quiet, even when I've got the Ray Tracing on and the fans are at full RPM

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.

I will say this time and time again, but AMD is the best bang for your buck. Real easy to setup, it was literally plug and play. That is, I believe if you already come from a amd gpu. At the moment this gpu is 360$ and i gotta say it runs smooths at avg 100 fps on dang near every game that i own at 1080p. that for this price is hard to come by in mid 2025

- 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.

Close-ish to MSRP compared to what else was available

Compact Great Performance

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

I been playing Overwatch, Fortnite and Doom 2016 at 120fps on EPIC and the card is just around 60 degrees and the VRAM around 60 to 70. I like to play games without my PC feeling like is gonna explode and this one deff does the job

Works better than my old GPU, Although the only problem I had thus far was with the pc game Shadow of the Tomb Raider but I managed to fix the problem anyways.. No problem here that I have found yet anyways!!

- 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

- runs very cool - very sturdy build quality, not cheap plastic and doesnt feel flimsy at all - performance is great - supports other software like msi afterburner or icue for customization

Stunning visuals

+ Package was really good, no waste or anything. + Everything was handled carefully, no damage in the boxes or anything.

Simple to install, AMD drivers are very user friendly. Runs everything I throw at it at 1440p at 90-100fps. my monitor is my limiting factor here. super quiet and it looks awesome.

-DLSS 4 is amazing - MFG is amazing -Don't buy in to the stuff people say on social media -Smooth Motion is amazing -I can get Cyberpunk at 120fps with psycho ray tracing and ×2 Frame gen along with MFG×4 with path tracing as well. -Zotac 5070ti solid OC is a powerhouse.

Went from a 3070 to an and 7800xt and now this. Still seeing 30-50% gains in various gains. Superior dlss on nvidia cards. While I wish the price was $750, paying $830 was acceptable due to higher prices on the outgoing 7800 card I sold. 16 gb of proper memory will keep this card relevant vs 5070 that has 12 gb. This card is no frill with black exterior and using Mai afterburner which I am used to and enjoy using. I noticed a 30 mhz bump in afterburner to my boost clock speeds that I wasnt expecting. I tune my card and undervolt to maximize performance and temperatures. The build quality of the card is what I expected for being a base model card. Temperatures run in the mid 60s Celsius..

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

12GB VRAM 1 8 pin connector card does not sag at all. Performs great with a 5600X3D Some of the games that ran rather poorly on my A750 at 1080p, run better even at 1440p and 4K. The CPU driver overhead problem is minimal with the 5600X3D. Spiderman Miles Morales 1440p custom settings XeSS ultra Quality FSR frame generation is high refresh and smooth. No frame pacing issues even when swinging fast close to the crowded streets.

Really good high refresh rate 1440P gaming. Decently cool and quite. Relatively good price to performance.

Beast of a card Many benchmark reviews stay it's not much of an upgrade from my old 3080ti I've had for years. Well, it's a huge upgrade.