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Super quiet fan curve, decent overclocking, all the special nvidea features, no bigger than the 1080ti I replaced and pulls less power than it too.

Great heat sink and fans Quiet Well built quality materials 2 HDMI 2.1 ports

Works great out of the box on a Windows 11 machine. I run multimedia applications on it, Propresenter 18, VMix, Adobe apps and do some gaming. WOT, Delta Force, Lineage 2 (I like the graphics). Power Supply recommendations is an 850. I am using a Corsair HX1000i. You need 3 separate PCIE power cables for the video card's power adapter.

Frame gen x4 try it with open mind really good if your searching more FPS. Dlss4 Big upgrade for 1650 super users

Great for general AI workloads

Got 99 FPS on Speedway, 25,253 Port Royal, passed Steel Nomad Stress Test. With customized fan curve, can hold temp <= 60 @ 99% utilization, though fan sound is higher. Not hearing any coil whine, all ROPs are there per GPU-Z. I much prefer GPU Tweak III over MSI Afterburner... much easier for me to use and more complete for OC tuning. I think this is one of the best made cards while still being moderate price (relative to what is available). I appreciate Newegg for stock availability, I like the "Shuffle" program and return policy.

Out of the box, high framerates with beautiful ray-tracing. Able to crank 2077 up pretty high, especially with the AI generation.

It was packed well and works amazingly.

performance, comes with adapter for psu.

Overall great card so far

I ultimately chose this card over the Sapphire Nitro + only due to aesthetic reasons. While Hardware Unboxed did a video on all the 9070XT cards the Sapphire one came out on top in almost every test but by only a few FPS, the ASRock one was almost always second. With only a few FPS difference you won't notice it anyways and you can chalk that up to normal margin of error during testing. Not to mention the ASRock card is about 60 dollars cheaper. This card fit in my Lianli A3 perfectly with about 3mm of space between the power supply and the GPU. I mostly play Doom, Last of Us Pat 1 and Cod MW3 and this card is no slouch when gaming. I came from a 7900XT which on its own was good but the 9070XT is such a big upgrade in performance. Paired with a 7800X3D I have yet to find a game that this card struggles on. Some people have complained about coil whine. I don't have any during gaming but I will get a tiny bit of whine at loading screens when the FPS pegs above 500FPS or so and even then its barely audible. Once the FPS comes down to normal (normal for me is around 250-300) the whine isn't there. I do recommend this card over all the others just due to aesthetic reasons (grey just just doesn't go with many builds like the Sapphire card) and pricing if you can get it on sale.

runs games well small footprint Linux friendly

can basically run any game i play on max settings

- Great performance for the buck. A little bit above MSRP but still great - Coming from a 6600XT here, and worth the upgrade. I can generally play at 4K60P (cap of monitor), RT off obviously. - FSR is not as good as DLSS but helps a lot - cool and silent as it should be

Easy to assemble, software was easy to navigate and the card is working beautifully. The Ai software helps the card work at its prime and reduces fps drops as advertised. I even traded in my old 2070 windforce oc card from Nvidia and made the upgrade less painful in the wallet.

Runs cool even with a 2-fan setup Excellent performance and DLSS 4 support

It runs cool, and the OC tweaking software is easy to use.

Save $$$ 4080 performance with more modern tech. VR works great.

runs star citizen just fine

-Easy to Install -Awesome RGB that's easily controllable via Armory Crate - By the far the coolest (temperature wise) my computer has even been with a graphics card like this -Great at DLSS, AI, and enough OC potential to rival a 5080