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Good value for the price I paid ($182 USD in a combo deal) 1080P, 60-70 fps avg with high-ultra (BG3, GTAv) 1080P, 70-90 fps avg with the highest settings (Valheim, Baro) and if the game supports Vulcan I usually get about 10-30 more frames. with Freesync premium anything from 44 to165 fps at 1080P is flawless for me.

Idk its just goof

-One of the fastest cards on the market! -Very reliable both based on the history of Nvidia & Asus who are known for it. -Ray Tracing is insane on new cards! -Dont be scared of the bad things you hear about the AI in the new cards I couldn't even find the "Ghosting" that people talked about and I was unable to even find it when doing what others such as Linus tech tips showed in a video with cyber punk. I think they've fixed it even more since launch.

Beautiful card, gigabyte cooling, and 4 year warranty

Low power draw (300w max) along with 2 space width makes this an easy card to double up in a chassis for use with larger models.

very quiet .... Very cool... fans only spin when when its time for some hard lifting (undervolted of course) extra fan was really nice for the price of this card an it really does help with temps in my opinion

never gets above 58C(I run an open air case) runs 4k with DLSS on quality like a champ. i know its 960 but its a ultra well built card that's 3.25 thick and 340mm long.

Very pleasant experience. Here are the details: OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, with the "mainline" software installed from repository ( ppa:cappelikan/ppa ) that gives access to kernel 6.2 and up to get the drivers for the Intel Arc series family. Motherboard: Asus Prime B560-PLUS, with BIOS at version 1601. Memory: 32 GB corsair at 3200 mhz Cpu: Intel 11 gen i5-16000 @ 2.8 ghz (65 watts) NVMe: crucial CT500P1ssd8 (500 gb) Thank you!

Quiet, hardworking and reliable. Great card for the budget!

- Packaging - Liquid Cooling and low noise - No buzz from electronics - Less load on PCI-E slot due to shift of the cooling load to radiator - Lights work with OpenRGB - Fans work with Fan Control

Card looks brand new. Fired right up in external GPU enclosure and was recognized by Nvidia drivers straight away.

I finally did discover that I had to find and download the NVidia drivers for this card. I did download the only ASUS drivers I could find at first, but that did not allow the card to function properly. There were no instructions saying to download any NVidia drivers either. Plus I had to put one monitor on HDMI port, and the other one on DisplayPort connections, THEN everything started working correctly! Now the card performs to expectations.

The GPU is very quiet, works great, and the performance is quite good I upgraded from an RX 6700 XT and the difference is quite significant.

Subdued RGB Metal backplate Appears to have adequate cooling across the board Coil whine is less noticeable than with my old 7900XTX and RTX 5060 RGB can be controlled with Signal out of the box without MSI's software

- 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

runs games well small footprint Linux friendly

The card works great, it arrived early in good condition. It was shipped and sold by Newegg.

The desing is beautiful Good temps The fans do not make noise Run heavy games un ultra quality above 60fps without problema at 1080 and some at 1440p but remember that GPU is for 1080p