Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon Rx 7900 Xt Gaming Oc 20Gb Gddr6 Dual Hdmi/Dual Dp Lite,pci_e_x16

It's a fantastic GPU, 4K native performance is phenomenal. Raytracing is a bit lacking but not by much, I don't play games with raytracing on anyway. 60+ FPS at 4K Native resolution in most games, turn on FSR and the FPS increases. Now that FSR3 has released in AMD's Beta drivers the FPS jumps to double. The price of the card is 81K offline, so you are paying a bit more on Amazon. It is a big card, I have added an image comparing to the Nvidia 2070 super it's replacing. It also comes with an anti-sag bracket which is a plus. Simple design, no RGB, not even on the logo. If you have a 4K monitor or planning on picking one up in future, then I would suggest this card else go for the 7800XT or the 7700XT.

Best card at this price range. It destroys RTX 4070ti in raw performance.Pros*Best 1440p high refresh rate GPU. Beats RTX 4070 TI. 4080 only give slight performance improve with 300-400usd more price tag.*20 GB VRAM that last for future.*Low price compared to other brands like Asus and PowercolorCons*Weak Ray tracing performance (I didn't care about it).*A little bit hotter and more power consumption compared to other brands

If you turn off Ray Tracing in your game, this card absolutely slaps the living soul out of the RTX 3080 Ti. Even with Ray Tracing on, the RTX 3080Ti and the 4070 only offer a dozen more FPS on only a handful few games. The bandwidth, and low TDP at its performance range comes in clutch and makes the RX 7900 XT outshine it's competition by a long mile. NVidia really should have learnt from their mistakes in terms of available VRAM and pricing of their GPUs, which AMD cards have shown on both these aspects why their products just make more sense for customers to invest their money into.

I didn't like the concept of the non xtx version but this card proved me wrong. Nothing much I can point out that is wrong with this card.