Item#: N82E16814930083

Pros: Overclocked memory to 2750mhz Core clock to 3500mhz Min core clock to 2600mhz Runs quiet even if fans are at 70-80% No stutters. Runs smooth

Cons: Eats a lot of power (350-380w)

Overall Review: Overall this card gets 235 average frames on Warzone 2.0 220-260 in Warzone Caldera Junction temp sits at 75-80 celcius And yes i only play Call of Duty Paired with my 5950x, it is truly a wonderful combination

Pros: The card runs fast and overclocks well while running cool and quiet.

Cons: Not an XTX

Overall Review: Nice card overall, I wanted an XTX but didn't want a reference model.

Pros: I know it isn't a 7900xtx, but you can actually get one of these. This card doesn't seem to suffer from the coil whine that some of the others do. It is pretty quite. I get around 150fps in Halo Infinite 1440p on ultra settings out of the box. It seems like Infinite is kind of a difficult game for AMD. So I think it would be faster on most other games.

Cons: No real complaints with it other than some driver and game optimization things that need to be worked out. Just early adopter stuff.

Overall Review: It seems like a good card that is priced right for the performance.

Pros: At $799 this was worth the upgrade from a 6800xt. I am seeing a 36% uplift at 1440p Ultrawide in Modern Warfare 2 and now I am exactly where I want to be. That is at stock settings on the 7900xt and my 6800xt had a very slight oc (102% on both sliders, 105% power, no fan off). Temps stay at 65 c when gaming at maxed out settings and my GPU has zero coil whine! My sapphire 6800xt nitro+SE had coil whine, never bothered me but not having is nice. So far no issues with latest drivers and default settings. Ideally $749 would be a great place for the gpu, $100 more than the 6800xt was at launch I think would have been a fair ask from the get go for better performance and less power draw🤷 But considering I bought my 6800xt in January 2021..... I paid less for this at $840 all in🤣

Cons: Wish it was $50 less, no other cons.

Overall Review: Highly recommended if wanting to game at 1440p Ultrawide at maxed out settings in games and achieve high fps.

Cons: Would be great! If price is 699.

Overall Review: Overall I loved it

Pros: Big upgrade from the Nvidia 1080. I wanted something that can do 4k gaming and ray tracing but without the Nvidia price tags. This is a great value all considering. Inflation definitely hits the pocket hard though. This was also my best option for my ITX case as 330mm is the max fit. All the other high end cards are massive.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Highly recommend.

Pros: -Priced more competitively at 799. -Slighter smaller (albeit still big) gpu compared to team green's offerings -With no tuning, this thing is pretty quiet considering it's voltage draw would lead you to believe. -No driver or temp hiccups noted upon initial install. Ran a few games just to see temps and barely surpassed 65+ range on Cyberpunk and Hogwarts Legacy on Ultra 1440p settings -Maintains original dual 8 pin connectors to omit cable clutter -Tasteful RGB with not too much rainbowing. LED off switch is welcomed

Cons: -Could be priced a tad cheaper but understand the market is where it's at with GPUS -At 2.7 slot specs, this will likely take up closer to 3 slots with the height of it's cooler/fans. Barely fits my evolve shift air 2. Needed to break off some of the cases frame that keeps the side panels from flexing.

Overall Review: I haven't had a AMD Radeon for so long because of it's history with drivers and frankly just lacking in terms of feature set and cost per frame performance. WIth this iternation, we see a much more compelling offering from AMD that makes nVidia pricing appeal to only loyalist to the green brand. I haven't ran many benchmarks but so far, very happy with my purchase.

Overall Review: It is a beast At 1440p gaming and can do a lot of 4k and the power draw is pretty good for the performance