BEST SELLERS

In GPU & Video Graphics Device

- easy to install - cool RGB when powered on - instantly increased graphics capacity - easy setup via AMD software

Crazy FPS performance at 4K, when it all works properly, I am running even the most demanding or recent games like Cyberpunk2077, Monster Hunter Wilds, Hogwarts Legacy, etc. at incredible FPS at 4K resolution with max or nearly max settings. Yes, you need the DLSS x2 or x4 to get past 60FPS on a Psycho Mode settings cyberpunk, but it is incredibly worth it.

There is nothing fancy about this card. But it performs beautifully! It's a smaller form factor but the temps stay below 70° C. It's running a 32" 4k oled monitor and the most demanding games stay above 120 fps.

Absolutely fantastic card all around. I'm both gaming and doing AI workloads with this GPU. I'm also using 2 of them in parallel on vLLM and it works great.

Good midrange GPU 16 GB VRAM Quiet Smallest 9060XT available. good for small-form factor builds. Efficient

Quite tiny 2 slot card 30.5cm long so it fit in a lot of case Quite silent

Meets all scores in 3d mark time spy.

All rops :3 No thermal paste leakage so far :3 Fans are quiet ngl Good design its so AWESOME

insane performance for high refresh ultrawide and 4K massive memory bandwidth and capacity quiet and cool operation

Massive upgrade over my RTX 3080.

Incredible cheap very low power use Tiny Silent

Easy set up Runs very cool Nice Tubing

- No issues with Linux driver support. Setup was as easy as plug-and-play for both gaming & AI workloads. - Able to run everything I want at great speeds - Quiet operation; even when the fans turn on they don't make much noise - Price was better than last gen's cards

Pros? Where do I even start?! Okay, so this is an upgrade from my RX 590 Fatboy Core Editon, and WOW is there a difference. I can crank the games all the way to max and still get over 100 FPS! If my 590 tried that it would beg for the sweet release of death, but the 7900 XT? It's just as smooth as a knife through melted butter. As for other people mentioning coil whine, I have yet to hear any! I mean it, I can't hear a single whine, not even under max load! On top of that, it was actually easier to install than my RX 590! It was less wide and only slightly longer. Using a Fractal Design Meshify C ATX Case, with a max GPU length of 315mm, this card fits onto my ROG Strix B450-F Gaming II with ease! And maaaaaan, does it look sleek! No flashy extra "Oooooh shiny bright" stuff, just straight raw power and performance at the ready. You want to get shtuff done? This card will get shtuff done! I haven't even touched the overclock yet! Heck, I don't even think I need to, but it's good to know I have that extra headroom! As for the cooling, I treated it the same as my poorly-designed cooler on my RX 590. I made my own fan curve to be a bit more aggressive to keep temps down (as it makes me feel safer), but this card actually unlocked so many settings I didn't even know existed on the AMD Adrenalin software! Even more so, under the stress test this thing pulls over 300W, but do I feel it? Pffft! Nah, 1000W ROG Strix PSU gives it all the beans with room to share! And the frame, ohhhh, that excellent frame! when I picked up the GPU for the first time, I felt the cold (and slightly heavy) reinforced metal framing of the card, which gave me the reassurance that this thing was DURABLE! No support bracket needed at all, which surprised me! Such performance out of a reasonably sized GPU! No need for a masonry brick that's the other guys, especially when you pair an AMD CPU and GPU together! They work in tango with each other. Paired with a Ryzen 9 5900X, nothing can stop it. I can only imagine what its like when you pair it to a Ryzen 9 7000 series! Connected to a 2K resolution 170Hz monitor, the crispness and responsiveness of the display is like a kettle-cooked potato chip, mmm-mmm-mmm good! This card is also much more stable than my RX 590, as much as people said that this thing is riddled with driver issues, I have yet to see one! Heck, this thing was basically plug and play! Didn't have to install anything! Just whim-bam-boom hooked up and ready to go!

TUF RTX3090 O24 was first, $2200 scalper price during Trump Covid when you couldn't get .... I was off on building a flight sim. THAT worked out well with AMD R9 5950X, 128GB GSkill, Noctua Air-Cooled. So Gen 5 comes along and upgrade is my game now. ASUS ROG EXTREME X670E, Seagate FireCuda, more GSkill and ASUS Strix RTX4090, new be quiet! case, 360MM Silent Loop and 1500W PSU. Basic system new case, cooler. Made the mistake of accepting an ok EATX vs a Lian Li O11D EVO XL rgb a so much better fit for the board. I have high confidence in the Lord Astral90 O32, but ASUS help an old guy out, I got everything here for a bad ace sim. All I need is that X870E ROG APEX, you know what I mean? I can't give an honest review without that board. Otherwise I'll have to use this old X670E EXTREME which might be fun just for messing around.

The product views and works as brand new, was packaged well and arrived fast. No problems and handles all gameplay flawlessly.

-Regularly boosts up to and even past 3000 mhz for gaming -Card runs very cool (around 50-55c at 250W in my case) -no coil whine or other unpleasent noises while under load -relatively compact design

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

Price Performance Power efficiency Features

Good performance, Nice Rgb, Good temps.