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Price to performance Runs raytracing really well Runs most modern games at 1440p/2160p at solid 60 and above. 16GB of vram at a very low price

- Highly Modifiable with both Overclocking and Undervolting - AMD Drivers are currently much better than Nvidia's right now - AMD Adrenaline allows you to tweak the card without the need for additional software - Runs Cool - Looks Good - Performs Great on every game that I have tried it on and also works really well with everyday tasks such as video editing, content creating and more.

Installation was simple. Remove the older card, insert newer card, plug in power.

Significant performance improvement over my 2070 Super. Quiet even under full load. Runs very cool.

Very quiet and easy to install

- Runs games at 4K with ultra settings enabled @ 144Hz at 250+ FPS - Can't tell the difference between real 4K with no upsampling and 4K with DLSS 4 - Future proof for at least six days - Can double as a space heater for whatever room it's in

- performs just as well as more expensive models - no bling, really low key all black simple design - vanilla design and specs with slight OC

- Most games can run high/ultra with minimal issues. (1440p) - Fairly quiet.

1. Insane performance All games run smoothly like butter on ultra settings. 2. The fans are very quiet, and you can't even notice they are running. 3. No coil noise at all. 4. The design is very impressive, with a solid structure.

Twice the performance of a 2060. 16gb of VRAM is a game changer

The Card is strong and fulfill all my needs

Paid $50 over msrp so not too bad and coming from a 6600xt the performance boost has been insane at 1440p. I have it in an nr200, so it's not in a big case but the thermals have been outstanding so far and it's a very quiet gpu. I don't think I've seen it hit 70° once. The highest I've see the memory hit was 80°. Card overclocks and undervolts well if you're into that. I undervolted mine and it never goes over 187 watts with no noticeable performance loss. I already loved the adrenaline software before so that's another +

-Compact size. Fits small formfactor cases very well. -Stays cool for its size -Good price

Runs cool and well stock. I did take the card apart day 1 and replaced the thermal interfaces with heilos V1 phase change on the die, and Upsiren UTP-8 thermal putty for the pads. Only a minimal improvement, not worth the day 1 warranty void. The card comes with soft clay like pads, these are great. They ensure a good squish and compression vs hard pads. The die thermal interface is most likely PTM 7950 even though the marketing info says 'nano paste' or whatever. Its a phase change. This card should run 5 years with 0 maintenance. Performance wise I put it up there with a 4080 Super. I'm running on a Gigabyte M32UP 4k 160hz monitor. It will run cyberpunk with RT on, high settings, FSR 2.1 performance at 90+ FPS. Warzone 4k, min at 250+ on FSR4 bal. The card is monolithic die so no wacky cooler contact issues should be popping up.

Massive upgrade over my RTX 3080.

Card quality is excellent. About the same size of the 4090 with a slightly longer radiator and added fan. Still fit my case. Quiet and cool. Very powerful for driving VR and AI generation. Was a considerable jump from 4090 for VR flight simming on a Pimax Crystal OG. Does very well with Stable Diffusion AI generation compared with the 4090.

Nice Packaging Low-key look, understated Not huge, just a sneeze over 300mm Love the little stand-off for sag reduction Included dual 8pin to 12vhpr adapter

Overclocks to +400 on the Core and +2000 on the Mem Was actually smaller than my old 3080 I replaced Temps are lower thanmy 3080 Power draw is lower than my 3080

Cheap Do the work at 1440p