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This thing rips at graphics and runs cool even though it's factory OC'd. As future-proofing goes in this business, you can't really go wrong with this card. Loads of fast VRAM and with only two fans, fits nicely and stays snug in its slot. It's the closest thing to true plug-and-play I have ever used. Handles 1440p gaming plenty good for my eyes. It's advertised as a PCIe 5.0 x16 and best I can tell, it links up that way with the proper motherboard and CPU.

- Stays cool, does not push above 55C even in heavy workloads even on the silent mode - Gaming and silent mode to rev up fans for better cooling performance - Nice design

- Rasterization performance on par with / exceeding 5070ti at significantly less price - RT performance on par with a 5070 - AMD's weakness, they've caught up a lot - This particular model runs very cool, topping just 61-65C under full load for me! It will chew up anything you throw at it in 1440p / High/Ultra and spit back 100+ fps.

- $250 - Solid Specs - It's two hundred and fifty dollars - Plays nice with AMD and 99% of use-cases - 2fiddy

Great product

- Like the design and the rbg lighting. - I like the great performance that it has.

Install was simple and easy to setup and get running. Been loving the new Nvidia features with this GPU compared to my old EVGA 3060 12gb.

- Good upgrade option from a Radeon RX 580 8GB. - AMD Adrenalin software immediately recognized the new card and configured it. - Booted right into Windows without needing special configuration; however, I did end up running Windows Reset, to refresh to OS, mainly because I also upgraded the CPU to a Ryzen 9 5900 XT. A fresh start is always good. - Good upgrade option for a Gigabyte X570 UD, AM4 socket, motherboard. - Not a power hog. Even though I have a 850w PSU, I was still impressed with the spec requiring only a 450w PSU. I'd still use a bigger PSU than 450, IMHO. ;-) - It substantially improved the quality of plain basic graphics on my Gigabyte GS27QC monitors, over what I had with the XFX Radeon RX 580 8GB GPU. - I get over 100 FPS on No Man's Sky, running a resolution of 2560 x 1440, and all NMS graphics settings at Ultra.

- Takes one 8 pin PSU cable - Non-gimmicky no frills GPU design - 3 DP ports, 1 HDMI

Close(ish) to msrp.

Runs cool and quiet. Overclocks nicely. Build quality is excellent and the 4 year warranty is a nice add-on bonus if you register the product within 30 days of purchase. This card zips through video projects that utilizes CUDA. I am no gamer but I tried running this on modded Minecraft on 4K. It outperforms my 3-year old Radeon Red Devil 6700XT. I am getting 2x-3x the frame rates.

Overclocks like a champ, runs in the 60s, and is quiet.

Quiet, fast, undervolt overclock easily

-Very easy to install and download drivers -Games look insane on it. I am getting 400+ fps on Predecessor

runs crysis, DiRT 2 and GTA IV maxed out at 1050p at 100+ fps and runs below 70C at all times and a good bit of the time below 60C too

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

Clocked higher than the standard cards with better cooling and more power to get those higher clocks. Beat my previous 7900xt saphire pulse that died in pure FPS and benchmarks by about 10-15%