Gigabyte Radeon RX 7800 XT GAMING OC 16GB Graphics Card - 16GB GDDR6 256-bit, Windforce cooling system, Metal back plate, DP 2.1, HDMI 2.1, AMD RDNA 3 architecture, GV-R78XTGAMING OC-16GD

Monster GPU for the price, runs all my games at 1440p 170fps constant such as Rainbow Six Siege because of 170hz monitor. AAA games between 130-170fps high-very high settings. Having the 16gb vram future proofs it as developers are getting lazy at optimising. Card looks nice, sits between 50-65 degrees celsius when gaming. No issues setting up, Fairly quiet even when intense gaming. Doesn’t sag even with it being quite large. It has top notch cooling with 2 very good intake fans and one output. Visually appealing despite minimal RGB. I recommend if you are looking for a mid-ranged card for great value.

I was looking for an upgrade to a GTX 1660 Ti, a perfectly good, but now ageing, graphics card for 1440p gaming. It's just starting to not meet the minimum specification for some games.After a lot of research, I opted for this RX 7800 XT for two primary reasons:1) 16GB of RAM which is relatively future proofed versus comparable Nvidia cards (like the RTX 4070)2) Lower price versus those other comparable cardsAfter upgrading, I'm really happy with this card's performance. Helldivers II runs incredibly well, video editing is smoother and quicker, and the 7800 XT easily runs my two screens at higher framerates.One recommendation I do have is to make use of a GPU bracket or support. The 7800 XT doesn't seem long enough to cause immediate stress on the PCI-E socket, but it's significantly longer than my previous card and I was worried about the card sagging over time. A cheap GPU bracket has given me some confidence that the 7800 XT is supported.All-in-all, I'm really happy with the RX 7800 XT and looking forward to getting the most out of this upgrade. Highly recommended.

I bought a GTX 1080 about 7 years ago, it has proven to be an awesome band for buck graphics card. Unfortunately it just can't cope with modern games at 1440p, so I took the plunge and ordered the 7800 XT as a replacement.The card was really quick and simple to install, it used the same 2x 4-way power connectors and was about the same size as my 1080, so no issues fitting it in the case. Drivers and AMD software look only minutes to setup.Not seeing any issue with temperatures after playing Total War: Warhammer 3 for 2 hours solid, GPU temp stayed below 65°C. Fan is quieter than my old 1080, and that was pretty quiet to start with.Ran a few comparative benchmarks at 1440p and 4k and was blown away. It's hard to believe just how far things have moved on from the venerable GTX 1080. Really happy with the upgrade. This results are with a Ryzen 9 5900X and 64GB of RAM.

Great graphics card - well packaged, easy to install, looks great, performs well. Noise levels very average, not quiet and definitely not loud, and temps stay low. Highly recommended.Just be aware like most modern mid range and high end cards that it's very long and may not fit some mini-atx cases.

I bought this to replace a Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti card, after doing a lot of research on graphics cards in this price range. It works extremely well for the most part, running Flight Simulator in VR with a HP Reverb G2 headset. Recent driver updates have improved the stability and performance of AMD's graphics cards, and I can testify that there are no performance issues with this one.The only downsides are the noise generated by the cooling fans when the card is working hard, and the ray tracing performance is nowhere near as good as with the Nvidia RTX series. This is the first AMD graphics card I have owned, and although i don't regret the purchase (Which was on offer at the time) I will probably go back to Nvidia in the future.

A big card takes up 2 slots. Good card for the money. Rings cool enough and not overly noisy.

Good graphics card for the money 2nd from best out at the moment for AMD great capability

Amazing quality in 1440p on more demanding games. For the price I don't think you could get much better .