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Fine performance and value priced. Of course, you can pay a lot more and, presumably, get more but will you notice the benefits? With this GPU, under Win 11 with a Gen 13 CPU, Z790 MOBO and DDR5 memory I get consistent 220+ FPS on full-screen benchmarks at 2560x1440 using highest quality settings. Bear in mind that your CPU is at least as important as the GPU when it comes to graphics performance so don't scrimp there. In my experience too many system builders overspend on the GPU and poor-boy it on CPU. That way leads to disappointment.

i7-14700F 32 GB DDR4 @ 3800 MHz Jginyue Snow Dream motherboard Thermaltake GF1 850 watt PSU GIGABYTE Gaming Radeon RX 9070 GRE Graphics Card Picked up the GRE graphics card for $499. At that price point the GRE graphics card is a great product. I use the card in mixed service; both productivity and the casual game. Plays wow at 4k without any problems. However, I typically play at 1440p and then upscale to 4K using the built in FSR in WOW as the image quality looks better. I also cap fps at 75 and the use Smooth Motion 2.1 to bring the fps to 150 to save wear and tear on the GRE. The GRE also plays remastered versions of Skyrim and Oblivion at 4k ultra settings with no problems. The GRE operates cool with memory and GPU temps remaining in the 50-60 C range with the GPU hotspot in the 70s. Thus far, the 12 GB memory has not been an issue. WOW at native 4K used about 10.5 GB. Skyrim and Oblivion use far less GPU memory. I am not into first person shooters so I cannot say how well the GRE performs in those applications. The GRE does very well in RPGs.