Fighter AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT 16GB GDDR6 Graphics Card

I got it at a decent price and it works really well. It looks bulky and heavy but it actually isnt. Graphics are good and are able to run the games I want.

Bought this as the best card to fit overall in my SFF PC build. I have about a half millimeter on both side of the slotted side case. Most games that are 3-4 years old don't need the fans to be running all the time. Great for when rendered cut scenes expose valuable lore. I have been able to max out my monitor on all retro games easily and for AAA titles I have only compromised on resolution via scaling or in game settings to maintain constant frame rate. My usage for this card is to play retro games as modern as possible with some AAA releases that interest me. All in all, a great card that hasn't let me down!

I've been waiting for a good value for a 4k capable card, stuck on my old GTX 1070. I finally bit the bullet when I got a good deal on this card. It was much cheaper than the Nvidia 4070 I had expected to get, and performance is better on the AMD card when not using ray tracing (which I don't care a ton about). I'm also pleasantly surprised by the 4k performance. It won't handle everything 4k ultra, but quite a lot runs at 60+ FPS. It is also quieter than my old 1070. In case it helps anyone else, I was able to make this fit (barely) in a Node 202 case with 2x 15mm case fans underneath the GPU. I did have to modify the bracket where the back plate is located, there is a lip that extends inward which interferes. I cut out that portion with tin snips and bent down a portion of the case underneath. It still mounts and supports the card well and looks fine from outside.

Outstanding performance for my needs. Does 4k60+in everything i’ve thrown at it thus far. Really really happy i found this even though i was really looking for a decently priced 9070xt. Fans are quiet, no coil whine, stays cool. I have it paired with a 9800x3d.

So far, this GPU has excelled at everything that I've asked it to do. Every game that I've played has been maxed out and maintaining a high FPS. If you're looking for power that's reliable, this is your card. Listen, I was on the fence on the Nvidia/AMD issue, and what decided it was that the AMD GPU's at this price range outperform Nvidia's and their drivers are more stable and responsive. That last may not sound like much, but seriously, AMD drivers are incredible and it makes a huge difference. An additional bonus is that, as a Linux user and enthusiast, AMD drivers are a part of the Linux kernel, meaning that I don't have to install anything for this card to work exactly like it is meant to. Do youself a favor and buy this GPU.

I bought this card in January 2025 and I find that the card performs well, Usually if/when I play games, all graphics in them are set to 1080p @ 100mhz windowed on my 32" 1440p 144mhz curved BenQ display, the card is paired with a Ryzen 7 9700X and Crucial Pro 48GB DDR5 RAM Kit (2x24GB), 5600MHz. Windows 11 Pro. I find that when the GPU fans are started, the noise from the card is pretty loud as it jumps up to about 42dB, compared to watching streaming content, writing code, or simply browsing the net wherer it sits at 30-32dB (this was tested using Sound meter: SPL & dB meter app on my Pixel 9 Pro XL) My case is a Q300L V2, I added two 140mm fans to the front of the case (mesh filter) to pull air in, the CPU cooler (Thermalright PS120SE CPU Air Cooler) has two fans (swapped Noctua fans in for noise) that are drawing air in the same direction as well as the fan at the rear. One of the front fans is low enough to send cool air to the GPU but it will still be impacted by the PSU directly below the GPU possibly radiating hear. The top of the case is filtered as well, no fans as I just let the heat naturally escape there. The PSU is oriented to have its fan draw from the bottom of the case which doesn't sit very high off the desk - I am thinking of adding something to increase this the gap there, that may help keep the GPU cooler resulting in less need of ramping up the fans.

Might not be the latest and greatest, but for $400 it was a great card for my daughter and her build. She doesn't play intensive games, but it'll play 1440p and 1080p no problem. I've had several Nitro+ cards and my most recent was a Red Devil and it's been solid. I found this for a great price during a time when it was impossible to even find one so we got lucky. She's been very happy.

Great GPU. 1440p beast!

Brilliant it gave my pc the power it needed to run newer games as i had an issue with games crashing every 10 minutes.

Bought this in preparation for Monster Hunter Wilds and it didn't disappoint. Price per performance ratio is great and it looks gorgeous as I use it in open case e-GPU setup paired with DEG1 dock.

Llegó en perfectas condiciones y sin abrir, en cuánto a performance, es una bestia, muy sobrada para jugar warzone, más de 200 FPS con los Graphics setting en high/ultra

Scheda arrivata in ottime condizioni e funzionante. Delle sue prestazioni ne parlano già tutti.. niente da aggiungere

Run smoothly, and my settings on every game are now at High. Very quiet too