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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.

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

- Extremely quiet when undervotes (made me realize how loud my CPU fan actually is.) - Personally havent had any driver issues. - Multi Frame Generation is impressive. My advice is to only use it when youre already reaching a minimum of 60 fps. This will help minimize the added latency. - DLSS 4 keeps the image super crisp! Looks better than native in some cases.

Carefully packaged and worked on startup.

The king of all GPUs, The king of coil whine, right next to the 5090 FE. Really great built, the heaviest GPU I have ever held. Temps are really good even pulling 600watts.

It runs great! There are low temperatures and low fan noise. The 3 x 8-pin-to-16-pin cables never overheated during the stress test. I swapped it with the one that came with my power supply. There's no problem with it either; it looks better when cable-managed.

Price-to-performance, Aesthetics, Tempurates, Requirments

it looks way better in person and preforms amazing

Typical no frills design, as expected from MSI's Ventus line - No hard-lined "gamer" appearance, no RGB LEDs. This is subjective, but a plus for me. Very powerful GPU, 32 GB of GDDR7 on a 512-bit bus. Support for the latest DLSS/FG technologies. Modest factory overclock, though this is an interesting thing - reference boost clock is 2407 MHz, this card is advertised at boost clock of 2437 MHz, however I see this card regularly running at upward of 2700+ MHz while actively gaming. I'm not overclocking it at all, just the latest "game ready" Nvidia drivers. That's pretty crazy. Temps have been quite good, I don't recall seeing GPU temps go much past mid 70s on occasion under heavy gaming load, and the highest I've noticed the VRAM get was like 86c. Not bad for a 5090 on air. Smaller form factor compared to some of these other RTX 5090 behemoths out there and can be beneficial for those with chassis constraints. Even though current pricing is less than ideal, this is one of the cheapest RTX 5090 options available, as MSI's Ventus line usually is in general.

Great performance

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

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

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

Built a new computer utilizing high end components. Given the shortages and the price gouging, this was a pretty fair price. With tariffs on the horizon, this was a no brainer! This card is bulletproof, big, and made of high quality materials and in a sleek gunmetal color. I would make sure your case can support it before you purchase. I won't get into the numbers, depths, and specifics but this card meets my needs. I'm playing games from this year and the last three years getting 150+ FPS in 2K and 75 to 110+ in 4K in high/ultra settings. I'm not looking to live and play in 4D but this does amazing. I can't wait to play some of the new upcoming games this year with it. It also does great with rendering.

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

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.

Had it for a few weeks now and I'm loving it. The cooling is really good. Undervolting to .91 and 2800. Nothing extreme but keeps temps in the 50s at 60 percent fan speed. 576.28 drivers have been stable with this card.

-16gb -Supports FSR4 -dual fans are more than enough to keep it cool -relatively low power draw

- Product came functional - Product came new - Product came with all ROPs - Product is able to gain some significant efficiency through undervolting

-Good Price -Looks Great -Plenty of VRAM -Stays Cool