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Compact, quiet, fast and capable, as well as affordable, looks good too.

Compact Great Performance

Came from a 12GB Asus 3060 to this and it has been a huge upgrade very happy with the performance

-Nice looking card imo. Nothing flashy, just business. -Easy install. I used DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to remove my old AMD drivers and automatically shutdown my PC, swapped the GPUs, turned back on and downloaded the Nvidia drivers. Not a single issue. Hitting all the benchmarks, good temps, runs like a dream.

* FAST, Good Results! * GOOD Ray Tracing for AMD (FINALLY) * Quiet even under load * COOL even under load * SMALL-ish form factor (as seen in the pix...I couldn't go with a 3-fan setup, PLUS, what a waste of space) * MAX power I have seen this pull from my mobo is 183 Watts *Nice little RGB light with switch (pictured)

Plays games at 4k decently well. The anti-sag bracket was easy to install and holds pretty well.

Low(est) price, 2x8 power pcie pins,

High fps Handles 4k smoothly Actual ray tracing

With Deal you get it at MSRP Nice Looking card Runs quiet

-Magnetic plate on the top you can feed cables through makes for a much cleaner look, always hated the ports being outward facing in the case. -Being able to sync up the RGB to my controller is nice. -Card is quiet even under load. -Running everything stock in adrenalin without having to tweak anything is nice. -Chews everything I throw anything at it in 1080p, very high/ultra settings at 165 fps.

Powerful Quiet Good for 1440 or 4K gaming Sold for MRSP

-good value for money -good build quality

Stays extremely cool under load maxed settings at 1440p I sit around 55-63 depending on the load. Very visually appealing. Lower power draw than my 7900xt and still using 2 8 pin connectors

Easy Instal Intel drivers have matured Runs all games I play in 1440p with at least 60 fps

Easy to install

Great all around card. Switched from a 3060ti. Drivers and software installer no problem. Instant huge boost to 2k performance. Highly recommend for anyone that is scared to switch over to AMD.

I had an aging GTX 1070 in an HTPC that I recently hooked up to a 4k Display. Couch co-op was getting rough with this set up so I decided to bump the specs. Between bumping from a 1600 to a 3600 I had on hand, and this, the catalog was running very well at 4k60fps (These are 'not' new AAA games, these are mostly at least 3-10 years old, the most graphically demanding is "It Takes Two"). Pleased, I went to close my SilverStone Technology SST-GD05B to find that this card was actually about 1/2" too tall, poking above the frame rails.

For only $605 can run most games at ultra settings. I run hell divers2,Final Fantasy seven rebirth, and pharaoh dynasties all in ultra settings. Very satisfied with this GPU and didnt break the bank like the 5070 TI would.