Great mid range GPU for less than $500. Upgraded from 5700XT. +it really sucks not including Starfield with this. Thanks BB. Will update if anything went wrong.

Paired with a 5800x3d, this graphics card has been holding up well playing various games at 1440p at good frame rates, but does leave a little to be desired. It is very cost effective if you want 1440p without spending $$$$$, but in some games (namely S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2, high settings are borderline unplayable without upscaling). Pros: Solid raster performance in most games, 60+ fps native no upscaling high settings is almost always achievable Quiet card that runs cool, never have had to worry about temps or throttling Cons: This generation of AMD graphics cards have disappointing raytracing if it's something you care about. Seems like the 1% lows / "microstutter" can be an issue sometimes, in most games and situations it does not happen though. Sometimes windows uninstalls the AMD drivers, pretty sure its more a fault of microsoft though Gpu sag, used a zip tie to fix it (lol)

My previous graphics card was a few years old and not holding up. The RX 7800XT I have been using since I ordered it over two years ago is still going strong. No issues running games at high graphics on my Ultrawide curved monitor (3440x1440). I recommend this graphics card to anybody that needs smooth gaming at a high resolution. I also prefer the AMD software update interface to the nvidia one, but that is just my preference. Only one note for a prospective buyer: the graphics card was a little longer than I had thought so ensure that your case is large enough before ordering it.

Nice upgrade from my 3060 ti, and zero issues acter switching from Nvidia. BG3 and MW run much better now.

I purchased this to replace my GFORCE RTX 3070 because it's 8GBs of VRAM had started effecting its performance in some newer titles at 1440p. It was shipped to the Best Buy near me within a week and pickup was easy. The cards factory packaging was immaculate and made for a pleasant unboxing. The card itself is large but I had no problem fitting it inside my ATX Case, but you'll want to check your cases max VGA size to make sure it will fit. Installation was simple as it uses the same two 8pin power cables as my previous card. If you are considering purchasing this as an upgrade, it would behoove you to ensure you have the original power cables that came with your power supply should your current card have a different configuration. Installing the drivers and getting the card running was simple as well using the provided materials (QR Codes in the package). These instructions don't prompt you to uninstall the drivers from your previous card if you are upgrading which may be an issue (probably won't) depending on your computer. You can find a YouTube video on the process if you think they are in conflict and causing problems. Overclocking was extremely easy using the Adrenaline software. However, the auto overclock function was mostly useless and if you don't close the software out properly, you'll have to reinput your settings when you re-open it. It does allow you to save a profile for individual games but there seems to be no way to just set the overclock permanently. You'll have to use the custom tab under performance. I was able to get an additional 10 FPS average across Fur Mark, Time Spy and Port Royal. By upping the core clock frequency to 150% and the memory frequency to 106%. Temperatures are extremely stable even after overclocking with no adjustment to the fan curve. This is with a high airflow case with 4x 140mm fans and a 120mm exhaust fan. At Idle it's averaging 45 degrees C and during gaming it hovers around 55. Even during stress tests, it hasn't gone over 67 degrees C. This is exceptionally even before you consider that I haven't heard the fans ramp up at all. It is very quiet. Overall, it runs most games at 120FPS 1440p with little to no adjustment to the settings. Extremely demanding games like Remnant II and Cyber Punk 2077 require a bit of adjustment but can still be run around 100 FPS unless you want raytracing on in which case you should buy and NVIDIA card none of which are currently priced competitively IMO.