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Has SSF bracket included Great cooling Crazy performance for only 70w

- The GPU arrived in packaging appropriate for the price. - The GPU is stable and remains running under 80 degrees Celsius at all times, even near 100% loads. - Product has two HDMI ports which is a nice choice over the usual single HDMI port from other vendors.

- 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)

Mid range 5090

Pros - no coil whine/ super silent - barely any fan noise - sleek compact design - runs very cool (typically in the 50s during very long gaming sessions)

No coil whine, quiet, good temp around 70celcius at 4k gaming

Compact Great Performance

I bought the graphics card with a coupon and I have zero regrets. It's very well protected and it looks like it's high quality.

Out of the box, high framerates with beautiful ray-tracing. Able to crank 2077 up pretty high, especially with the AI generation.

Great looks and performer Slightly slimmer profile and subtle RGB Newer Nvidia 5000 series TI Tech MSI quality and reliability Excellent game play, graphics, and superior performance Strong & sturdy backplate Seamless integration into my PC Tri-Frozr 4 cooling keeps the card nice a cool under load Comes with an adapter for the 12VHPWR socket if you dont have a dedicated one.

Runs cools and overclocks easy

Basically everything course I was upgrading from an RTX 2060 so yeah.

Fine performance and value priced. Of course, you can pay a lot more and, presumably, get more but will you notice the benefits? With this GPU, under Win 11 with a Gen 13 CPU, Z790 MOBO and DDR5 memory I get consistent 220+ FPS on full-screen benchmarks at 2560x1440 using highest quality settings. Bear in mind that your CPU is at least as important as the GPU when it comes to graphics performance so don't scrimp there. In my experience too many system builders overspend on the GPU and poor-boy it on CPU. That way leads to disappointment.

It's a very good mid-range card and performs pretty good for the price. I have zero complaints and it doesn't run too hot or loud either. I have room for OC too but haven't bothered yet since it runs everything I play so far at good settings even at 1440p. 16 gb of vram means it'll last quite awhile and FSR4 looks great though I usually play native.

Firstly, I'm a non-gamer. All I want is a display and trouble free use. The A380 gives that to me. I run a dual booting PC; Linux primarily and Windows 11 on another NVME. Fedora Linux fired up with no issues and the Win 11 installed drivers with no issues and all is good. Nothing super reported from the old Heaven and Valley benchmarkers, 1958 and 4500 respectively, but as said...not a big deal. And I got it on sale to boot.

Runs cool Good performance It is quiet Looks good

The Astral 5090 is the only card currently that I'm aware of that gives you the peace of mind of being able to watch amps flowing into each of the 12V-2x6 wires via the GPU Tweak III software. While the initial melting scares after the 50 series launch do not appear to be wide spread - I love being able to toggle out of a game and quickly see exact amps per wire and feel reassured there are no imbalances. The card itself is also blazingly fast - ideal for playing games in 4K Ultra RT glory.

Very nice card that is a nice-sized budget card & it isn't power hungry.

Great product was a gift for a gamer ! The performance video quality is excellent. Installation was beyond simple. Appearance is exactly as shown along with the power consumption and cooling specs.