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-Best VRAM for the price -Good at entry level 1440p or upscaling games from 1080p to 1440p -Faster than a 4060 in most games

Frame gen x4 try it with open mind really good if your searching more FPS. Dlss4 Big upgrade for 1650 super users

A great low end 9070xt with good performance and no hiccups

Great card ty Gigabyte! Stable fast everything awesome so far. Games running smooth, 4k@144

GPU Size options from gigabyte continue to serve the sff community Large fans with full pass through cooling on second fan Small PCB makes ultra sff mod community sperg 16gb ddr7 Fits great in my 5L daily driver (skyreach 4 mini)

It's exactly what it's supposed to be and was brand new in box. Shipping was on the longer end, but still within normal time.

Price to performance out of the box is incredible! ASUS build quality second to none Silicon lottery winner right out of the box

New in box, state-of-the-art, with online reviews abound. Dealing with NewEgg is, and has been, a great experience. Quick service, competitive pricing, and easy returns if you decide your order is not what you need. NewEgg is my go-to for tech purchases.

PROS: Arrived in good condition, all ROPS/TMUs/etc. accounted for. Surprisingly high-quality packaging, too. Runs great at stock speeds. I have it OC'd in MSI Afterburner to +375mhz Core and +2000mhz VRAM for daily usage/gaming, for 16000mhz on VRAM and a stable 3300-3337mhz Core, which functionally turns it into a stock 5080 real-world performance wise. I have not undervolted the card to achieve these clocks, though I did increase the power limit to the max 115%. Max synthetic benchmark power-draw is around 335w, max real-world gaming power-draw is around 310w. Max recorded voltage is 1080mV. On my multi-monitor setup, idle power draw hovers around 26-30w. Fans are silent--at least to my ears--until around 60% of max RPM. No coil whine either, even at 100% fan speed during a long stress test. 12v2x6 indicator light is nice for my peace-of-mind, especially since i use a native 16-pin cable, and not the included 3x 8-pin adapter. This card's dual bios only controls the fan profile, which is nice but irrelevant since I run a custom fan curve in MSI AB, and using this curve I haven't seen thermals exceed 65c in even worst-case scenarios. The vapor chamber, seven heatpipes, three fans, and thermal pads are clearly putting in a lot of work, and it shows. Amazing cooler on this card. Idle temps are in the mid to low 30c range. 16gb of VRAM feels great, though the base 5070 also should've had this amount. Oh, and MFG is cool, I guess? My monitor doesn't have a high enough refresh rate to make anything more than 2x FG viable without horrendous latency.

Got at msrp. Can play any game useful for blender.

Impressive benchmarks a better gaming experience

Fans are practically silent, even at full load with a mild overclock applied. Temps are very good as well. GCC is good without the bloatware, just make sure to disable the auto update feature to keep it from installing all the unnecessary software. The screen is a nice feature as well to see the power draw and temps.

Great performance and cooling. I originally bought a gigabyte and received a faulty card. I ordered this one and it works like a charm.

The vapor chamber cooler can soak up a ton of heat before fans ever need to ramp up. Most of my games have never needed the fan to run beyond the minimum speed, 1200 rpm. When you manually enable the fans, it'll drop to 2C above room temperature, like 28C. Just insane. Meanwhile, I'll open YouTube and my Ryzen CPU will randomly spike to 66C, it's a comical difference between the two. No regrets spending a little more money just to see those super low temperatures while 4K gaming on ultra, at least when I purchased the card the premium for the vanguard model wasn't much more than the other 5070. Very similar feeling to splurging on a premium heatsink for a CPU, just to see those low low temperatures.

Huge step up from a 1080ti. Runs everything maxed out . Runs with low temperatures. Beast mode gaming.

- it's not flashy with lights - It tested great with my benchmark software - Runs multiple monitors very well. - Easy to configure

Quiet Cool Pretty Fake Frames are smooooth

This was the most powerful card that would fit in my custom retro-mod build using a PC case from the 1980's. The cooler length was a limiting factor for other models and comparable AMD cards. It runs cool enough that thermal throttling hasn't been an issue even with the relatively limited airflow of an old PC case. Significant upgrade from my previous RTX 3070.

-Runs very cool, I haven't hit over 55° on the gpu or over 60° on the VRAM while running it at 100% with an overclock/undervolt. -Great overclocking ability (using GPU Tweak III), I'm running ~3100Mhz, with the RAM at 34000Mhz, and the voltage is at no more than 1005mV, while not consuming over 305 watts. -The huge cooler does a great job, since I have a custom fan profile and they don't go over 40% at max load, keeping this card cool and quiet. -It comes with an anti-sag bracket that screws into the end, which works well and is a nice addition.

Works great Doesn't exceed 65C 12VRAM WORKS FOR MONSTER HUNTER WILDS at HIGH settings. Small and perfect