Item#: N82E16814137781

Pros: -Extremely cool. It feels durable and quality. Fits my thermaltake vertical mount with its 2.5 slot design. -RGB works with MSI mobo 650E and AIO liquid cooler.

Cons: No major overclock boost

Overall Review: Absolutely love it. The 2.1 dp port is future proof for 8k gaming. Kills it on 4k ultra with every game Ibtry.

Pros: Pros -temps run lower 50-60°, even when overclocked. - fans are super quiet - has no issues running any game I have thrown at it at max settings.

Cons: None as of now.

Overall Review: Coming from my 3080 ti to this, I was suprised how much more performance it has. As of right now, I would definitely recommend this card to anyone that is looking to save a few buxs from a 4080 and still have the same to more performance.

Pros: The temps stay in the 50-60s for every game that i play at ultra or max graphics

Overall Review: Love MSI

Pros: -Quiet -Great Temps -Slimmer than most 7900xtx. 2 slots. -some RGB -OC easy

Overall Review: Overall, I'm happy with my MSI 7900xtx. Always been a fan of MSI. Had a 3080 Ventus MSI before and wanted to try radeon. But had to wait for MSI to release their version. Ordered the day it was released. So far I'm happy. Pushed it a bit more with AMD adrenalin software and hasn't crashed once. RGB can easy be controlled with MSI center as well. Temps stay in the 60's playing 4k games like destiny, apex, cyberpunk, rbr2. No issues at all. Highly recommended.

Pros: -extremely fast -keeps itself cool at all times -looks fantastic~

Cons: -none so far

Overall Review: It was my first time using AMD software and its been flawless . Best experience switching gpu's.

Pros: temp 60c in heavy load gaming ,no oc no need it ,very please with this card ,upgrade for 3080 run every game more than 100fps and 200fps ,playing in 1440p

Cons: none

Overall Review: very happy with this card

Pros: - 2.5 slot card compared to other 3-3.5 slot cards - Simple and pleasing aesthetics with minimal RGB - Exceptional cooling, have not yet hit passed 65c with average temps around 60-62c - Dual bios, switched to gaming and can hit over 2700Mhz without additional tinkering - Comes with an anti-sag bracket - Reasonable price at $100 over MSRP for AIB

Cons: - Still a large card - Even though the card stays cool, it's pumping a lot of heat into and out of your case - Doesn't have a Type-C input like AMD MBA cards - Still a bit of AMD driver problems

Overall Review: Despite the couple of Cons I listed, they were more just nitpicking as they are problems that can be overlooked depending on your preference. I took a chance with purchasing this card as there weren't too many reviews out there for this exact model. I couldn't really ask for much more. MSI built a card that is kept cool, noise level at a very reasonable level, and reflects the price that I paid for with a premium looking product. I only recently switched from Asus to MSI for their motherboard and now their GPU, and I'm glad I gave them my time. I am a brand loyalist, but only if they earn my trust with good products and decent prices. As long as they keep it up, I'll return as a customer for future products. Unfortunately for me, I purchased the card 2 days too early to receive the Last of Us promo deal. Yet, I'm still more than happy with the purchase.

Pros: Not ridiculously large Runs cool Handles basically any game I throw at it and more

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: I'm seeing a massive performance increase over my 3070. I'm glad I made the swap. With the money I earned from selling my 3070 this card was more than worth it. Grab this if it ever comes back in stock, especially if it goes on sale!

Pros: - Running Warzone 2 in 1440p @ 165-240fps all day with i9 12900k - Barely ever breaks 90c even on the most demanding games - Regularly clocks well above advertised boost. Around 2800mhz - 3000mhz with default settings in adrenaline. - Quiet

Cons: - The 7900xt is probably 90% this cars most the time in performance. So those of you wishing you could have gotten your hands on an xtx vs xt you have an amazing card already. - I only got this card because it was MSRP, but it doesn't seem worth it if you can get your hands on a 7900xt at MSRP considering you'll spend nearly 200 less. - Not the prettiest xtx out there.

Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this to people looking to upgrade from 3000 series Nvidia cards, unless ray tracing is an absolute must have. Also, worth the upgrade from 6950xt but you'd be better off just getting a nice 7900xt at MSRP.

Overall Review: Fits in my CM nr200 case with slim noctua 120mm fans feeding from the bottom. Gpu is very quiet and cool during operation. Very happy so far.