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-Smaller than I expected -0 Noise whatsover -I literally cant find a game that cant run at 1440p Max settings without it going over 60FPS (sometimes with fsr 4 on quality but whatever)

went in like you run of the mill gpu nothing special

upgraded from 5700xt, and while yes the graphics are maybe 20% better in the games I play, and maybe 30% more fps, and maybe a bit more smooth by like ~15% - I realized ... .. I just dont care about graphics lol. or fps really i guess. as long as it can run more than 60fps upscaled to 4k with Super Res I dont see a reason to upgrade to 9060xt or at least feel like I wasted money to the extent to be fair. 5700xt could already run most everything at those specs. Out of all the games I play Call of duty warzone saw the biggest uplift but thats because its so poorly optimized imo. Other than that though, the better super res and actually utilizing my gpu 100% of the time (vs the old static super res that only got my gpu up to like 70%) is about the only thing that I actually enjoy, and I don't think that's worth the $400 price tag trading in my old 5700xt or not. I've yet to load up Microsoft Flight sim but that's the only game I play in 30 fps and you literally cant tell so I'm assuming I won't much care there either - EXCEPT frame generation this is probably the only game I play with no trade offs. Framegen is supposed to get additional fake frames for smoothness but in high fps competitive titles you can lose information -- with fully immersive non competitive titles framegen can focus in on that smoothness even more to make for some really good immersion. I supposed by extension that would make VR really good too. So if you love VR immersion, Crave 100% dynamics utilization, or need the better super res (you dont) - then that's the only reason I could see upgrading from the 5700xt and if I had seen this comment would not have purchased the 9060xt sapphire PULSE (great card tho, 5700xt was also a pulse) I wouldn't return it (although definitively thinking about it but I need the 5700xt for a different build) and I guess I will say if I was forced to buy a gpu right now, this still would have been the one I'd've gotten.

Has it to where the power cable is hidden and not drooping down in front of the card. I didn't pay $1000+ for this card.

-Lots of power -Noise level is good -Runs cool(ish) -Works with my Freesync monitor

Powerfull Card, next buy gonna be an SLI

-Enhanced Cooling -Faster OC Speeds -Quiet under load.

Runs Cool Looks good in white builds Has great performance for the price

this card was good and it worked fine

This is top tier PC gaming, and the price is just right. Thanks EGG!

- paired with Ryzen 7 5700X3D, works very well with most games in my Steam library, especially the modern ARPGs/CRPGs @ 1440p on mostly high settings with XeSS or FSR - price: it's like going back 10 years when midrange GPUs costs around the price of the B570

Runs all my games in 4k Not loud

- 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.

Great cooling Quiet Aesthetic

Good performance Good value at the time 4/25/25 Quiet Power efficient

- I have this model and it scored great benchmark scores on UserBenchmark. My card scored a 133% which puts it (on average) between a 4080-Super and 5080. In my opinion this card is closer to the 4080 than 4070. - Same VRAM as the 5080 and comes factory overclocked so you can expect really good performance. You might get a 10% bump in performance on average if you move up to the 5080 but for the equivalent Gigabyte Gaming model its a 55% price increase (as of writing). - Latest version of DLSS and it has Ray Tracing + top performance in AI tech if that is important to you. - I get about 400-500+ FPS on Rainbow Six Siege using 95% of the GPU and on slightly more recent games like Lies of Pi I've averaged 180 FPS only using 35% of the GPU, both of these using maxed out setting and 3440x1440 resolution (UWQHD). - Plenty of VRAM - you won't run out on games released thus far. - Very aesthetic + easy to use BIOS. It has RGB so looks great paired with other RGB components. - Great for work tasks such as photo editing, video editing as well.

Great performance for what it is. The AMD 9070 and 9070XT are far faster though get those instead if you can get them at msrp

Love it nice some rgb

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