Buy ASRock Phantom Gaming Radeon RX 7900 XTX 24GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 ATX Graphics Card RX7900XTX PG 24GO with fast shipping and top-rated customer service. Once you know, you Newegg!
Product SKU:
N82E16814930081
color:
Black
cooler:
Triple Fans
hdcp_ready:
Yes
max_resolution:
7680 x 4320
power_connector:
3 x 8-Pin
recommended_psu_wattage:
1000W
thermal_design_power:
355W
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This would of been a great deal if it wasn't for what AMD just pulled on 6000 series, this might be added to the "maintenance mode" list a year from now
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This card is definitely not E-waste. I picked up this exact card for $599.00 at my local Microcenter to use for heavily modded games and games that are greedy on vramm. It had performed very well and the int8 files for fsr4 have worked well for me. Aside from raytracing this card still beats out the 9070xt in alot of titles. I have both but this card i felt was a bargain at 600. At 8 I would just get a 9070xt and call it a day. Only thing I do not like is the crappy rgb program asrock uses. It stinks and doesn't play nice with signal rgb. Also the card does not have a dual bios switch. Just a useless extra plug to use for a single rgb device. Don't know what I would do with it so its just a huge waste of s0ace to me.in games though at 1440p 32:9 it runs great. Powerdraw is high so I reccomend a 1000watt psu if this is going to be a card you want to get. Again unless you can find this card for less than a 9070xt by a fair margin I would just get that instead.
9070 XT is only 8% slower and is $200 cheaper (currently available at newegg for msrp) and supports FSR4 which is worth it alone, and has significantly better ray tracing performance. 7900 XTX does not make sense at all at this price.
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5070 TI is currently cheaper than this! Only reason the price is still so high is because 24GB of vram seems to be the sweet spot for home consumers to use open source AI apps (like llama, stable diffusion...etc)
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This would of been a great deal if it wasn't for what AMD just pulled on 6000 series, this might be added to the "maintenance mode" list a year from now
I ordered one of these during the previous GPU shortage. Wanted to love it, but the idle power draw was ridiculous ~300 watts, no matter how much I tried to apply Eco Mode settings. In addition, the FSR upscaling left much to be desired vs Nvidia DLSS. So this was returned to Newegg via Walmart generous return policy (Newegg frequently uses Walmart as a 3rd party seller).
For comparison, my Strix RTX 4090 idled around 25 watts. Most people today are better off with a RTX 5070 TI for this price or less, or at least current gen AMD.
Since when are gpus ewasted? Especially top tier ones like this xtx?
I assume it's referring to AMD's announced drop of optimized driver support for 5000 and 6000 series GPUs, suggesting this card could be next. However it does look that AMD followed up to clarify their remarks. Whether AMD's clarification assuages your fears I guess is up to you.
It may also be referring to lack of FSR4 support. Now people always chime in and say, "but FSR4 does actually work on these cards!" and while that's true there is also no official support and the INT8 version of FSR4 for these cards may not provide identical image quality and certainly runs slower than on officially supported cards.
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For comparison, my Strix RTX 4090 idled around 25 watts. Most people today are better off with a RTX 5070 TI for this price or less, or at least current gen AMD.
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It may also be referring to lack of FSR4 support. Now people always chime in and say, "but FSR4 does actually work on these cards!" and while that's true there is also no official support and the INT8 version of FSR4 for these cards may not provide identical image quality and certainly runs slower than on officially supported cards.
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