7900 XTX XFX is a great card for its price to performance ratio. On Direct X 12 games or most modern titles, ultra settings, 1080p 240hz, you’re looking at 160-200 fps generally. On Cyberpunk 2077, 89 fps with ray-tracing on, 220 with ray-tracing off, still with max settings. 30 fps with ray and path tracing. 75 Celsius max temps for both, which is extremely cool for that work load. On 4k monitor, frames back down to 67 fps but that’s expected since it’s a high resolution. Pair with any AMD 3D cache cpu and you’re going to get a real work horse when it comes to high resolution gaming or high frames for 1080p if you’re not into 1440p or 4k. Pretty gaming aside now we dip into competitive gaming which is generally in the 1080p/240hz realm with most comp player setups. 20GBs is no joke with ultra settings on, with it off you’re there’s zero issue on DX12. It’s like asking a race horse if it can walk down the road. In Fortnite it is most stable using DirectX 12, however pay attention to what AMD reddit is saying whenever a new driver releases they will tell you if it’s unstable and not to update the card. But don’t be confused with shader cache, anytime your card updates there will be stutters as the GPU reloads the cache, within a day you’ll be back to stable frames. My only concern with this card any DX11 applications specifically FN performance mode. AMD has stability fix for 6000 series card, just google, but 7000 series you can’t do the workaround to fix microstutters on DX11 apps or FN performance mode, I tested it recently and got less than 5% microstutters which looks like 5 events during a nights gaming session online. For some it’s negligible, but for others it’s an eyesore for a 20GB current gen card. I’d say this card is great for high res or 1080p gaming, you’ll get some of the current graphics features in games like Ray-tracing, only downside is DX11 stability and driver updates. Will fit in a NR200 mini itx case.

I have been impressed with the performance of this card. The price on this card was perfect for my budget and was much better than what I would have paid for the same performance on the Nvidia line. Getting the card installed and working was as basic as any video card, and it works fine with Windows 11 PRO. The software has a steeper learning curve than the competition. It's also not as intuitive to work with, and you will need to watch some videos to understand how the features work.

This gpu can run the latest games at 4k and 1440p and it's been a blast ever since I picked one up. I can play Fortnite at 4k with over 144fps and Marvels Spider Man Remastered at 1440p high settings with smooth high fps. If your looking for a high end gpu that's excellent for the price i definitely recommend this.

Returned My Brothers 2080Super or rather gave it back to him and Bought the 7900xt for my AMD Build, Now I'm Running ALL AMD. Ryzen 7 7700x with DDR5 32GB and 7900xt 20GBVram and I gotta tell coming up from a 2080 with 8GB of Vram is WORLDS APART, and I got a Nice little 7 inch Monitor running ADIA64 to watch all the important Stuff. My Brother tells me I can now Run 4K with this setup but I'm Gonna Stick 1440 for now until 4K Monitors go on sale later by the end of the year. So I did a Refit from my Previous Build

I’ve finally made the upgrade from the RX 6600 to the 7900 XT, and I must say, this card is incredible! I can effortlessly edit videos and play nearly every game at 120-160 FPS on ultra settings without needing to boost through AMD Adrenaline software. Keep in mind, this video card is quite large, so it’s wise to verify that your computer case has ample space beforehand.