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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Great card
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Great gaming card some driver issues at first but runs great after it was updated
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Open box excellent item. Showed up with a broken piece on the cooling shroud and leaking thermal paste. Tested slower than my 4070 Super. Returned immediately. Return process was super smooth at my local store.
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Overall with this card was great at first. But soon I had an issue where the screen kept going black momentarily every 2-4 minutes. Now I get constant gpu crashes and there is thermal paste leaking out from the part of the gpu that would plug in. Sadly my return window has passed. Now I’m stuck with a card that gpu crashes black screens and leaks thermal paste. Like what?
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I got this card, hoping to be able to use and what did I get? A DEAD GRAPHICS CARD! Caused my X299 motherboard to do nothing but Power on then power off in a complete boot loop, PC wouldn't even fully post because of this, and I'm running a i9-7900X CPU with a Corsair HX1200 watt power supply. Had to revert back to using an old my old GTX 1080 Founders edition card because of this. Gigabyte I thought had better quality control. I was wrong, I'm hoping as I'm writing this that My order for the Asus Prime RTX 5070 OC will be a lot better than this. I if this Asus RTX 5070 OC Boots up with no issues, I may just end up getting a Asus motherboard instead of Gigabyte when I do my next computer build.