Sapphire 21323-01-20G AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT Gaming Graphics Card with 20GB GDDR6, AMD RDNA 3, Black

Pros:- The price is really the MSRP price, not as Nvidia that promises 799 dollars for the 4070 ti, but there is no card at that price anywhere- Good quality material, mostly all the card is metal- Good temperatures during long play video games session, I'm talking more than 14 hours continuously, around 70 CCons: sometimes could be a little bit loudYou won't go wrong with this card, I know that is expensive, but, is the best price-performance deal that you can get right now, I'm playing videos games such as Elden ring and cyberpunk at 1440p max setting without no issues and my pc is: 650 Watt PSU, AMD 5600 and 16 GB of RAM.

in a world where XTX is around 1200-1300USD in amazon and my old RTX3080 TUF 10GB is 1000USD, this is easily the best GPU purchase i've ever done, still not at all cheap but compared to selling my used RTX3080 and buying with the same price this boi which is around 20% fps + linux support! can't complain!almost no noise... until games kick in but also not really bad i'd say similar if not lower than RTX 3080 tuf

This card is fantastic so far. The temperatures are really good. When my PC is idle, you can’t hear the fan running. When it’s under load, it ramps up, but it’s not bad. Also, when your game needs to download shaders, you’ll hear it ram a bit high, but it quickly goes down once it’s finished. As for FPS, I was able to play The Last of Us Part 1 on PC at max settings and get around 90-100 FPS. The size is a bit on the long side, but compared to the 40 and 50 series, it’s much more reasonable. I didn’t have any issues with the insulation. The only complaints I have about it. Is this software, but that is aging slowly like fine wine.

I installed it with this configuration ryzen 5 3600 32gb ram 1tb wd m2, so far so good, it doesn't make noise, the fps are above 140 in most games at 2k resolution 144hzThe maximum temperature in call of duty was 86 degrees. Activate the freesync technology. It helped a lot. It looks faster and smoother. For me, Sapphire is the best Amd brand.

Ran fine other than rarely getting some artifacts during red dead 2 cut scenes. Died yesterday less than a year from purchase. No overclocking or maxing graphics on games. Expected more given the price tag. Now I'm out 1k and have no way to use my desktop. DO NOT BUY

The Sapphire Radeon RX 7900 XT video card is a good card for the money.For a reference card from Sapphire it does quite well, thou could be better.If you have a mid tower this video card will fit, it's even smaller than my old card (RX 6700 XT Nitro+) by about an inch.Pros:No RGB lighting (why would anyone want RGB with a closed full tower case anyway?).Quiet (not as quiet as my last card) but still OK.Price is a bit much but fair (800.00 vs 1025.00 for my last card...2 years ago)Fast, but not as fast as it can be (over clock-able...big time)20GB of memory on a non Nitro card (max previously on the Nitros was 12GB to 16GB)It only uses 2 - 8 pin connectors for powerA 14 year old PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750 crossfire edition is working just fine. My 1kwatt can wait for the next upgrade.Relatively light weight and still has a metal backing plate, no extra support needed.Cons:Not a Sapphire RX 7900 XTX ViperX Nitro+Temps can get a bit high, I pushed this poor card so hard during bench marking, that it got to about 160F+ / 72c+The old stile AMD fans just dont cut it, the card needs the newer Sapphire fans to move more air.Raytracing is still not right on AMD cards, but it is improving.The RX 7900 XT only has 1 HDMI and 2 Displayport outletsTo close:If you are doing a new budget build and don't want to wait, then this would be a good video card for you to pick up.If you are looking to upgrade from a 6700 or 6800 and on a budget, then you're on the right track, and this would bea good choice. Just make sure you have a good quality 750w or higher PSU. 1000 to 1200w recommended for future upgrades.Current PCCase= Corsair Obsidian Series 750D Full Tower / converted to positive air flow.PSU= PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750 crossfire edition 80+ gold certifiedMoBo= ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMINGCPU= AMD RYZEN 7 3700X 3.90GHz [4.50GHz turbo]CPU Cooling= Noctua NH-12S SE-AM4 Air cooler w/2 120mm fans in push-pullRAM= 32GB Corsair Extreme DDR4Video= Sapphire Radeon RX 7900 XT 20GB vramAudio= HT Omega Claro Plus +Monitor= Samsung Odyssey G5 LED/LCD 2560x1440 144hrz Display PortSSD= Samsung 970 EVO M2 1TBSSD= Samsung 870 EVO SSD 2TBOS= Windows 10 PRO 64bitUPDATE:After baking/cooking my new card for a about a week now, the temps have dropped considerably, and I can say that the 7900XT is a better card than I originally thought.After pushing this card for a bit of time now I find myself impressed, it now only reaches about 130F/54.5C max. Also the volume of the fans has as well dropped.This is a great card for the money and should serve you well.

Card works well and is performant however it frequently has weird issues that result in needing a clean ddl install of drivers. driver support is infrequent and has persistent issues. often times games will inexplicably start crashing and basically the entire card needs a factory reset. Not sure what the deal is but it is what it is!

I have been playing everything on ultra with 0 issues, awesome card, and I got resident evil 4 for free with it, worth the price!