XFX Quicksilver AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT Magnetic Air Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6, RDNA3 RX-78TMAIRF9

The XFX Speedster MERC310 AMD Radeon RX 7900XT Black Gaming Graphics Card is an absolute powerhouse. With 20GB of GDDR6 memory and AMD’s RDNA 3 architecture, it delivers incredible performance across the board. Whether you’re gaming at 4K, pushing demanding workloads, or diving into creative projects, this card handles it all with ease.The design is sleek and premium, with a solid build quality that feels built to last. The dual-fan cooling system is impressively quiet, even under load, while maintaining top-tier temperatures—an important feature for keeping your rig running smoothly. Installation was straightforward, and the card integrates well with most setups.In terms of raw power, the 7900XT shines. It easily handles the latest AAA games at max settings, providing smooth, high-frame-rate experiences with no stutter. The RDNA 3 architecture offers fantastic efficiency, making it a great option for both gaming and productivity tasks like video editing or 3D rendering.Overall, the XFX Speedster MERC310 AMD Radeon RX 7900XT is an exceptional card for anyone looking for top-tier performance, whether for gaming or creative workflows. Its combination of power, efficiency, and design makes it one of the best options on the market today. Highly recommended!

This card is a beast. Paired with a 9800x3d this card absolutely destroys any game you throw at it. The price to performance is fantastic, only being outdone by (maybe) the 7900xt.The graphics quality in every game I've played has gotten a steady 120+ fps on ultra settings @ 1440p resolution.The fan installation is a breeze and almost not even with mentioning it's so easy... Simply drop them in place and the magnets make sure everything goes where it needs to.It's a chonky, heavy card so make sure the case you're putting it in is large enough. I installed mine vertically so I wouldn't have to worry about using the (not great) provided brace that comes with the card. If you install it horizontally make sure you purchase a better brace, preferably one that connects to the back of your case.This card is hungry. The power draw under load ranges been 360w-380w with spikes up to 400w, especially if you overclock it.For the most part the card runs quiet. Temps generally stay between 55°c and 68°c with the hotspot Delta ranging been 11° and 18° higher. Use the AMD adrenaline software as the stock fans curve isn't that great.If you're looking for a fantastic card that provides a wonder price to performance ratio then this is absolutely the card you want. It's great, runs quiet, and 24gigs of vram! Don't hesitate! Pull the trigger and bring your gaming to a whole new level!

Like most of you, searching for a next gen GPU just to get the best performance we can for the hard earned dollar that we spend. I've been eye balling this and the 4070ti for some time and while I'm seeing similar results in benchmarks, I ultimately went for this due to two things - VRAM and price.Now that this card hit the $720 range(as of 7/9/23), this is about as much as I'm comfortable in spending on an upgrade. Did I need to? Not really, but my RTX 3070 was doing good, it wasn't exceptional. This has put my computer back into the stratosphere, limited only by the hz of my beautiful 3440x1440 monitor.My 3070 average fps @ 3440x1440:RDR2 - 50 to 70 (medium to high)Hogwarts Legacy 50 to 70(medium to high)BF2042 - 60 to 80 (medium to high)Diablo 4 - 100 to 120 (high with DLSS quality)7900xt at 3440x1440p - capped at 120hz monitorRDR2 - 90 to 110(Ultra)Hogwarts - 110 to 120(Ultra)Diablo 4 - 120(ultra)Bf2042 - 100 to 110 (Ultra)You could say I didn't need to upgrade, as my 3070 was powerful enough for anything I threw at it, but I did have to drop settings and I started getting some nasty stuttering due to the 8GB VRAM. I'm now with a +40% boost AND maxed settings, with the stuttering gone on everything.Very happy with this purchase and so will my 14 year old son as he's getting the 3070.One large(pun intended) negative is the size - this thing is definitely the largest GPU you'll have used in your case. I'm using an NZXT H510i and it BARELY fit - I couldn't even use the Z-support bar that came with the card. I'll have to purchase a vertical bar to keep it from sagging.Overall - if you can get this card for $700-$720 - I'd say it's a very good buy. Install was a breeze and the AMD drivers went just as well.Pros:Cooling - stays around the 60s temps.Sound - can't hear it - no coil whine at all.Price - MSRP is where the 3080 used to be at, with about a 25% gain in performance.VRAM - 20 gigs!Software - Never did I think to say it, but I dig the AMD software over Nvidia's.Cons:VERY large - make sure you can stuff a 13.5 inch card in your case - add probably another inch with the zbarTDP - expect this thing to consistently draw 350ish watts at stock settingsGet it!Specs:850w EVGA PSURyzen 9 5900X @4.6 All Cores32 GB DDR4 3600mhz Corsair LPXXFX RX 7900XT BlackBTW - excuse the wiring in my pic - I'll fix it later

I've had this for over a year now and it's been great. The drivers come out consistently and it runs my games like a dream. It has more than you need of V-RAM. I run Helldivers 2 native 3440×1440 and get over 80FPS consistently on Ultra.

Been a great card delivered pretty quick and for a good price noise level is a little high but what do you expect it’s a 7900xtx