
- Fast - Cool temps - RGB is smooth


Runs great, doesnt overheat. easy to install. Gpu temp and junction temp doesnt get over 80C when im gaming :) power consumption when idle is really low 50w, when under load its about 350W-400W I dont overclock it, using it out of the box.

So what led me to ASRock and their GPU's is my friend got an RX 7900 XTX RDNA3 from ASRock and it has worked great. Almost no complaints but we'll get to the 1 thing (very minor really). The card says what it does, does what is says and is in business to do business at 3440X1440 resolution. Also, got to say AMD has corrected their driver game for those wondering.

Fantastic performance on Monster Hunter testing

Bought three of these cards for ITX builds. ASRock X600 Deskmeet case with a 9600 processor. Everything went together quite easily even for a one handed person like myself.

- Runs cool 32-34 on idle - 16GB VRAM much more future proof than the 7600 non-XT - Performance wise, currently using a gigabyte M27Q 2K monitor. Runs most of my games at ultra high settings and open world games performance drastically improved because of the 16GB vram!

Really Wonderful

Does Ray Tracing better than I expected. Already equipped with PTM9075 35% lower power consumption than my previous GPU (ASRock Taichi 7900 XTX) for basically the same performance Temperatures are very good. ASRock could take some notes. Works perfectly in Bazzite KDE on all my games.

Looks and Price to Performance

i tried the XFX and returned it at best buy. AMD RSR is a blessing. i have a 1080p, 144mhz monitor. reduced the resolution and the upscaling worked like a charm. playing battlefield 2042 at 60-70 fps at high settings. and oh, my cpu is an i3 12th gen quad core. and both are awesome. also the gpu is lightweight, far cry from a R9 390 i had which was considered a lethal weapon if you have it on your hand


Quiet with no coil noise, strong overclocking capabilities. The card stays below 65c with a heavy OC (i did a custom moderate fan curve). I play at 1440p which is the sweet spot for i high fps and killer visuals for this card imo but everyone differs.


They shipped this out pretty fast and arrived on time

Paired with a Ryzen 7 9850X3D 1080p on Ultra gets me 122 fps on Crimson Desert with only 5Gb of VRAM

First of all it made it here in literally two days after I placed my order they estimated that it would take 12 days so Im really happy about that. I used tax money to buy my pc for 1500 about two years ago and it had a EVGA RTX 3060Ti on it pretty sure it was a 12gb and to be completely honest this graphics card is just as good if not better because theres more options than the 3060 that improve the frame rate and overall performance of whatever it is youre playing. I thought most of these reviews were fake for how good they were but honestly this thing really is just this good and if youre looking for a mid to high range build I would 100000% recommend that you save yourself some money dont spend 1200 on a 4070 when you can pay 211 for this and its more than enough to fulfill any of your needs use the other 800 you wouldve spent on a better cpu or more memory and ram Id definitely go with an upgrade on the cpu tho

X870E Tomahawk, 9950x3d, 64 GB of CL28 Ram @6200. I'm coming from a 9070XT to this liquid cooled beast of a 5080. It's like going from a car with a sporty appearance to a supercharged Hemi Cuda. I wish I could say the 9070XT fought valiantly but the truth is that no matter how I adjusted the settings on the 9070XT, it couldn't even get close to the quality of the 5080 out of the box. There's a steep learning curve if you never used a Nvidia card before, but with a few tweaks the 5080 is easily the best card I've ever owned (Old man, longtime PC builder.) Get a beefy PSU though- it's easy to blow right past the rated power of 360 watts. I'm using a 1200 watt PSU.

cost effective upgrade from existing GPU

Great performance. Runs cool during gaming, and stress test. Very quiet no noticeable coil whine. Looks great in white case. All metal back plate.