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- Quiet - Good for the price

- 12GB of video memory for $250, works great at 1440p as long as you adjust settings accordingly for newer titles (assuming you do not use XeSS) - Drivers are much better than Alchemist release, not much messing around when them now. Mostly plug and play. - Works well with old i7 10700K CPU - Compared to my A750 (still in use with i5 10400), the B580 is a much smoother experience..

Unbelievable. It's not the XT, but it's better than what you had before. If you got it early, you're lucky, the price is great.

- Put in my wife's PC. She loves the upgrade from a GTX 960 2 gig. She doesn't game much, so it mines 95% of the time. - 23 MH/s on RavenCoin.

The 9060 xt runs at half the load (48% vs 89%) and 35 degrees cooler (65C vs 100C) than my 5700 xt for MSFS 2020. The game's frame rate picked up very noticably after upgrading to a 5700x3d so the 5700 xt became a bottleneck. Installation was fairly easy. I used DDU to remove graphics drivers and settings but it seems the AMD installation software is able to remove ghost drivers with the GPU factory reset option.

It's a great four monitor card that was easy to set up and configure. Bonus that it is quiet, i.e. its predecessor had coil whine that made it inconvenient for a DAW. My system is more stable and peppier with this card. Love it.

Runs like a champ. No issues on any of my games so far.

Quiet, Overclocks nicely, slick look, no additional software to run RGB since it has none. Runs cool under load (didnt see it go over 68c playing my games on extreme settings with ray tracing and DLSS quality)

The GPU is beyond excellent and it stays cool during and after an 8 hour gaming session.

Can easily hit over 3000 mhz without having to do anything to voltage settings Runs around 60 C under full power "" 600 watts '' on my open case and around 65-68 c with the glasses panel on and still be quite with the fans running around 70 % the card also undervolted extremely well . The 12VHPWR sensor that Track the amount of Amp on every pin is a great feature to have and can save you form having a extremely bad day form a melting connector .