The 16GB of VRAM is a godsend! I can finally play Far Cry 6 with 4K60 Ultra Settings! No stutters, great RT.

I could have gone with an RX 9070, but... Eh. The price was way better, being about $300 cheaper in Australia, and I rarely use upscaling for anything other than frame gen, so FSR 3 is fine to me for now. Like my case fans and CPU cooler, the fans on this card are barely audible and do a great job of keeping it cool. It's no Sapphire NITRO+, but the tuning available to you for power and clocks is pretty open, 15%+ power limit is still quite good.

This was the most exciting part. My first triple fan card. This was surprisingly light but man was it long (pause). Anyways, it runs cool, isn't too loud IMO and definitely runs any game well (at 1080p that is, honestly overkill on my part but I wanted the futureproof/upgrade + my money hehe). It also fits pretty well in the A3 with an ATX psu (150mm), the slanted cut at the end of the card gives more room for the cables to droop down.

Looks good, runs quiet, and the 7800xt is just a good card in general.

Good job AMD 1440p gaming, 16 gb vram for <500$

I got it during Prime day deals and couldn’t be happier. AMD software is fantastic and getting drivers installed and everything up and running was extremely easy. I haven’t pushed it to the limits yet but so far it’s done everything I wanted it to do without any fan noise or coil wine.

Originally was going to go with a 4070 Super, but this card was significantly cheaper with good specs. I don't use Ray Tracing on the games that I play, so it was an easy choice. This card has no RGB lighting on it, so if you want that, don't get the QICK card - there are other XFX models that have RGB.

This 7800xt is an absolute beast and spits out frames of 144+ at 1440p high settings like its nothing, maxing out my main monitor. AMD software was easy to install and automatically installed the most up to date drivers for me. The card looks great and cooling is great, not sure if its the card itself, the amount of fans I have, or both working together, but temps haven't gone over 60 degrees Celsius after hours of gaming at max load.`

Coming from Intel integrated graphics this thing has blown me away, seems to decimate almost anything you throw at it (almost anything because ray tracing exists, but even then I've been playing Control with ray-traced reflections on and still getting 70-80fps depending on how busy the game is). Runs pretty cool too (60c under load). Very high pitched coil whine though, although this is tolerable with the side panel on.