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It handles any game at a good frame rate no problems with it whatsoever and overall great price and quality

runs baldur's gate 3 great on ultra. smaller than my old 970!

- I was able to actually buy it - Only 17% above MSRP - Decent upgrade over my old GPU - Games great in Linux (arch), 200+ fps in Satisfactory - Switch to turn off LEDs - Okay ray tracing in case a game only runs with RT (stupid game studio decision imo)

Performance is excellent. Able to play every game I have on Ultra Settings at 1080p. Most recent game I've played on it is Tekken 8. Shipping was smooth and fast.

Runs quietly, with a nice clean design. Awesome card for 1440p gaming.

- Great performance for the price - Aesthetically pleasing

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

Good price

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

So the installation wasn't too bad even for my first time changing a gpu! Reasonably sized managed to fit in my atx case Runs great!! I play star citizen and this bumped my performance to truly playable at 1080 Exceptional packaging not dented or anything

- Undervolting headroom: I was able to undervolt the GPU for about a 10% uplift while keeping stability, and it performs just as well as with overclocking but with better energy management. - Overclocks well too if you prefer pushing performance the traditional way. - DLSS 4 is excellent, offering big gains in smoothness and image quality. - Compact size: The card isnt oversized, making it easy to fit in most cases. - Cool and quiet: Temperatures stay low, and fan noise is minimal. - Image quality & features: Compared to my old RX 7900 XTX, the visuals are noticeably sharper, and the feature set is richer (DLSS, Frame Gen, NVENC, etc.).

decent for gaming, mostly older titles. Doesn't get very hot. I have an app that monitors it.

Big improvement over my rtx3060. Able to run games at high ultra above 60 to 120 fps. Even higher fps for triple A games. I undervolted and ocd for about a 5 to 7% improvement. Great product for $599 price point

16 GB of VRAM, high clock speeds, PCIE 5. X16. Driver stability (thank you AMD!) Find them on sale if you can! They do drop from time to time, even if not on sale and you're unsure of AMD getting back in the GPU game, they are definitely regrouped and beginning to charge again.

I purchased the following from new egg in the past 10 years: zotac 1050ti zotac 3060ti zotac 5070 ti I never once had an issue so I stick with the same brand. Price is fair and build is quality.

- 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.

I tested playing Bf2042 ultra opt in sff case. successfully managed below 70(60-65) degrees which is truly impressive considering it's size.

Quiet, Cool temps(60C while gaming), cheap, ball bearing fans, build quality for $260.00 is great. All games are at max settings and NO RT, some games you will need to turn on XEss when gaming at 1440p. 1080p no need for Xess plays great at 1080p. 1080p card is amazing, hitting 160+ fps on most games, some more demanding games it drops to 120+ but overall 1080p it's a great card. 1440p Cyberpunk 2077 PL expansion 60-80fps with max non RT settings. POE2@1440p 50-60fps max settings. Temps 60-65c while gaming. Quiet while gaming. Idle temp depends on the fan see con... but 40's while idle how I have fan curve set. Power draw is 165w while gaming.

Its too cold and silent. when I play the fans speed always on 30%.

Great performance