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  andreas.drou

  2025-01-29

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  Literally a heavy brick that comes with an Asus GPU holder, necessary to keep it in place. It barely fit in the Corsair 4000D Airflow midi tower. Amazing performance with most of the latest titles in 4K reaching up to 60-90+ fps with the 7800X3D without ray tracing, in native 4K without FSR and the like. Imagine if those were activated too...
  Mine arrived with a minimal coil whine, but noticeable depending on the load. Very minor issue since I wear a headset.
  From 430+ watts, I dropped it to 370-410 with a very mild undervolt, gaining 3+ fps in the 60-70 fps range.
  Temperatures up to 61 degrees with 82 on the hotspot after 2 hours of gaming at the end of January with a room temperature of 20 degrees.
  In my Asus TUF build, it fit perfectly.

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  Stauros_Kokaras

  2024-02-13

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  Excellent graphics card, no issues with heavy usage or low temperatures. Coil whine is almost non-existent. Temperature does not exceed 65 degrees Celsius (in February with NZXT H6 case). It is a beautiful card if you want to go for a more aesthetic look.

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  3 out of 6 members found this review helpful

  ForisS3

  2023-08-04

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  In 60% of games with ultra graphics at 1440p, temperatures stay below 65 degrees and the fans run at low speeds, quietly. Occasionally, there may be a momentary increase in load at 90% with slightly more noise from the fans.

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  Silence

  2023-06-06

  It is a very high-end graphics card that many do not need, but for those who do, it is a beast and the 24 GB VRAM it has makes the difference compared to all the 30 and 40 series from Nvidia, which are also very good but the price difference makes the big difference and is the reason why I would prefer and recommend this one instead of the 4090

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  Slim Tech

  2023-03-13Expert user

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  The card has a serious problem... it has a lot of coil whine. I have installed it with the EKWB block and while its temperatures are around 25 degrees when idle or playing YouTube, Netflix, etc., the coil whine is louder than the 12 fans that the case has (4 on each radiator, 1 at the back, and 3 at the front). Especially when under load, you can clearly notice it.

  Inside the box, there are some stickers and a small folding metal stand to hold the card so it doesn't sag due to its weight.

  Now that we got the nonsense out of the way, the card has several positives.
  - First of all, the temperature it reaches is very reasonable, both with air cooling and even more so with water cooling. With the stock cooler, when idle, the card is around 36 degrees, and when running games or other demanding applications, it reaches around 65 degrees. If someone plays around with the fan settings, they can lower the temperature and gain a few more FPS. With water cooling, the card stays at around 25 degrees when idle and reaches around 34 degrees under load.
  - The size is reasonable. It can fit in most Mid cases, worst-case scenario, you have to remove the drive cages (if it has any).
  - The card maintains its frequency quite well, both with air cooling and even better with the EKWB block. With 144Hz monitors, games don't stutter or lose FPS.
  - Ray tracing is meh. It's behind Nvidia, so if someone wants RTS, they don't look at this card.

  Compared to the RTX 4090, if someone wants to get the best that AMD can offer and the best from Nvidia, the difference is not that big. Compared to two Nvidia fanatics who have the 4090, the FPS are at most 20-30 FPS lower, depending on the title.

  For a price difference of around 1400€, with the 7900XTX and RTX 4090 and a 30 FPS difference, you can get a motherboard, RAM, storage, and processor. YES, the RTX 4090 is the best there is right now, the 7900 XTX cannot be compared, but the extra 30 FPS from Nvidia are overpriced without much impact. So, while I get around 110 FPS with the 7900, the 4090 gets 140 FPS. In general, the difference is not noticeable in demanding titles.

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  FiremasterGr

  2022-12-20

  It is one of the best graphics cards on the market. It has similar performance to the RTX 3090 and is cheaper, but 1500 euros is too much for a card that can be bought from the US for literally 1150 euros. My rating is low only because of the price, but this is a significant difference. Also (not from personal experience), it often comes with fans that are unable to effectively cool it, resulting in temperatures reaching 110 degrees Celsius or it comes with very noisy fans.

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  vagsboul

  2023-07-18

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