This was a good purchase and performs very well as long as you are not playing unoptimized games or UE5 games. I have been playing games with between 90-160 fps at 1440p depending on the game. This also worked out of the box on CachyOS linux with no tinkering required after putting the GPU into the PCIe slot of my PC which is no surprise since AMD GPU drivers are good on Linux. With using optiscaler to get FSR4 to work in games, it is definitely a noticeable improvement from FSR3. It also runs cooler compared to my old rx 6650 xt which ran at around 80-85C when playing a graphically demanding video game with the fans becoming loud while my new rx 9060 xt runs at 62C when playing a graphically demanding video game with the fans not running overly loud and mostly quiet.

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This performs very well for mid range GPU. The price and quality is good and it runs at a very low wattage consumption. Only about 150w meaning you most likely won’t need to upgrade your pie before buying. I have really enjoyed it so far and it has taken my gaming to another level.

great graphics and very quiet and doesn’t over heat

I received my product open box, it came in the original packaging with some stuff missing (warranty and manual). It runs great, all games I have tested run well at above 60fps (with no RT at 1080p). And I can almost never hear the fans even at full load. Not all games have FSR support, but the games that do work really well. The biggest complaint is drivers, I came from an Nvidia GPU and uninstalled those drivers before installing AMD's, I had to uninstall and reinstall drivers 5 times over the span of a year to finally get rid of really bad bugs (rt textures wouldn't load in and it was just purple and web browsers would freeze and basically unusable). Everything is running fine now, but it really shouldn't be like this.