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Fast frame rates. Sturdy frame. No annoying RGB. 16GB of memory. Fast clock speed for an upper midrange card. Voltage requirements are reasonable. Slightly OC'd right out of the box. RDNa4

I upgraded my PC (AMD Ryzen 7 7800 X3D, 32 GB of RAM, 850W power supply, etc) with this card and saw a very noticeable improvement across the board compared to what I had before (5700 XT). I use Linux Mint and use Proton through Steam to play games and everything ran better including SteamVR with the Valve Index. I had no problems or bugs.

Quite - runs cool ( played BMWK on 4K Ray tracing 120fps - cinematic settings - only had to turn down shadows one notch .

really elegant design- a little "smaller" it is still massive and heavy but maybe more accommodating to more cases dual bios powerful it is the most powerful gpu on the market it is a beast

1440p beast

-With Doom $70, So close to MSRP

High frame rate, easy to install, runs quiet, solid built.

70 percent performance increase on 3DMark over my previous RTX3080TI.

Works very well. Easy serup

A truly quality build. I particularly like the 4-fan arrangement that results in a maximum running temperature under load of 70 - 73 degrees C in my Fractal Meshify 2. Despite the card's size it easily fits inside this case. Combining it with Asus GPU Tweak 3 software allows for monitoring many thermal, electrical and performance parameters, taking advantage of the card's 6-pin current monitoring of the 12v input and notification of any excessive current demand. It is a heavy card and I recommend using the provided support. I like the dual bios option but personally don't use the "quiet mode" and find the overall noise quite acceptable. It draws a considerable amount of current so, if combined with a performance cpu I suggest a psu of 1200w as an appropriate power reservoir.

As my first ever current gen card bought on launch I love this card!! If you can get your hands on one they are very nice.

Overall, this is the good product. I use it for 3d sculpting, modeling, rendering and it makes me feel good. Better than my former card 4070ti

Way over powered, cool and quiet, and just a beast

- Super quiet even when gaming or rendering. - Best priced, consistently-available 5080 card (If you don't live near the store that begins with an M). - The blacked out design looks nice if you're using a black case.

Great look and performance! Never over 55 degrees!

30% increase in benchmark and FPS numbers from the 6700xt. 1/2 the size and 1/2 the power of its composition.

It's strange to say but -Thermals this card is very efficient my room is about 82-83 degrees and it never goes above 55 celsius. -Performance coming from a 3060ti it's almost a 100% frames increase over it. -Size of the card is equal to my EVGA founders editon, but it does feel lighter than the 3060ti. -Have you ever heard of AMD drivers are bad? No problem here and I like the software over Geforce. Just takes some time getting use to it. -This is a card that is raw performance good not FSR/DLSS good. -Got it for $599

Bought this for my girlfriends budget build, tested it out, was able to run a lot of games still on max settings for 1080p. If you know your gonna stick with 1080p, 8gb model should suffice, otherwise go for the 16gb.

The MSI card works flawlessly. I bought it and immediately installed an EK Vector 3 waterblock to have it installed in my gaming computer to run my Samsung 57" 2 x 4K monitor. This is the first time that I have been able to run my monitor at full resolution and at 240Hz. The card is a beast and I can run my SIM at almost 180FPS without any frame gen and with Lossless Scaling the card easily runs at 240FPS. The card runs as cool as a cucumber as part of the very large Distro case/4 360MM radiator system that I built (memory for the card never even gets above 60*C).

Looks nice, rgb