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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.

Beautiful card Well built

MSRP, sff, graphics=4k >60fps Cyberpunk=high

Smells Great

- 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

* 32GB of memory - best option * OpenVINO is a pretty good tool, windows users up-and-running in minutes * Decent speed - think 5060 but with 32GB of ram.. * For AI workloads, great budget option! * openvino.. sentence embeddings I have between the two are nearly identical * Lower power than other brands * EXCELLENT in linux 7 / ubuntu 26.04 - 0 setup needed. Just worked OOTB. 0 issues.

Upgraded from 4070ti (non-super) Gigabytre Aero white. I was totally happy with the 4070ti at 1440p and it can definitely get some decent frames at 4k max. But it struggled with any games with heavy ray tracing. The goal was 4k 120 fps max settings with full ray tracing and the 5080 delivers! With DLSS4 features I hit all of my targets in each game. Cyberpunk, Lies of P, Hellblade 2, Red dead, and diablo 4 all hit 120 frames plus in max settings with full RT (If available). In some of those games you can easily get 200 frames plus but I set cap to 120 as my oled is 120hz. When I do that the card utilization is a lot less than 90 percent and there is less strain on the card, also less power draw, around 100-200 watts. The card stays very cool under 60c. If you uncap your frame rates it will draw around 320 watts and temps go into high 60s and even hit 70 sometimes which isn't that bad. So this card definitely hits my intended goal and couldn't be happier. The card esthetic, it's definitely sleek and much smaller than my 4070ti. It takes up less space. The connector is very flexible and allows for great strimmer placement. No RGB which will be in the cons section but I do like the black and grey combination, I will be transferring the card to my H9 NZXT Flow case soon and will be a blacked out build. If you get lucky enough to buy at msrp don't hesitate, this card is a beast!

Looks and Price to Performance

- Fits inside Poweredge R210II or Dell Optiplex 3070 and probably other things - Does not need additional power - Decently Powerful for encoding and light AI - Works well with nvidia cuda containers - Works well with pytorch

- Runs fine on Linux (It's AMD) in a refurbished PC from two decades ago - Low-profile, no PSU cable needed - Does what I expect it to

This thing feels well built Runs around 60 degrees full load over 3ghz clock, quiet I have a LG 1440P 32 inch 240hz and its a huge difference in smoothness compared to 3080, Barley fit Corsair 680x Paired with 7700x Wont need upgrade for some 5+ years

It is exactly what I ordered, the design is beautiful, very good functionality and compatibility with my other components. It was delivered in perfect condition.

The product work really well. And show a great picture.