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-Great GPU for 4k 144hz monitors
-Aesthetically well-designed card
-Vapor chamber cooling
-Doesn't use the 12vHP new cable connector that's controversial with cable & GPUs melting
-Extremely quiet GPU
-Comes with a support bracket
-Adrenaline driver software is well thought out and well designed
-Good Price to Performance in accordance to Nvidia's offerings (RTX 4080)

Cons:
-Is a wattage eater (not energy efficient on default settings)
-Lacks ray tracing performance compared to Nvidia
-AMD driver install can be buggy (used DDU and clean Driver install to get AMD drivers working properly).

This is my first AMD GPU and I would like to state that it wasn't a very good experience on the install. I already removed my Nvidia drivers prior to this new AMD driver install. I had multiple errors on my driver installs so I had to do a complete Display Driver Uninstall and re-download & install AMD adrenaline software. Apparently, this is a normal occurrence with many AMD users so I caution to buyers that are Nvidia users. Just prepare for some hiccups on the install. Also, I play older games and it will just log you out of the game due to a bug crash. Quite annoying, tbh - Starcraft 2 and Age of Empires 3.

I am not a brand loyalty specific person - I just decided this GPU is a better deal than a RTX 4080. I am a regular PC consumer that usual just buys what has worked for me in the past. The RTX 4090 is too expensive for my budget.

Overall, I am pleased with the Sapphire 7900 xtx. I highly recommend it for those looking for a top tier GPU experience without breaking the bank.

Upgraded from an RTX 2080 and this card did not disappoint. Created a new build around this card with an i7-13700 processor in the MSI MPG 110r case (card fits perfectly, but may have issues if you want to put your AIO radiator in the front of the case, mine is on the top).

Hardware: 10/10
Card worked flawlessly from the beginning and rarely touches 70C without going past it. Fans are efficient and quiet, no real coil whine (using 1000W MSI a1000 PSU). Love the grey aesthetic and the customizable RGB lightbar that doesn't look ostentatious.

Software: 9/10
Sapphire Trixx boost is worth downloading and easy to use. Can quickly change Bios and GPU light color. Trixx boost also pairs well with Radeon Super Resolution (RSR). I personally like the Adrenaline software as well coming from Nvidia. It's easy to navigate, nice GUI, a lot of useful features like RSR (rivals Nvidias DLSS but can be applied to any game) and Virtual super resolution (can set individual monitors to have supersampling options.)

Drivers: 8/10
Have had no significant issues with drivers thus far, but Nvidia updates their drivers more frequently.

I love everything except the anti sag bracket. Go get yourself a vertical one.

I recently upgraded my Asus Strix 1070 to the Sapphire Nitro+ AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX, and it has completely changed my gaming experience (as to be expected). This monster of a GPU is a game-changer for anyone serious about gaming and graphics performance without shelling out for a 4090 and with the plus of no potential melting cords.

Pros:
Cooling: The cooling system is really well done! I have not heard any coil whine even playing Maxed Darktide (154 FPS)

Design: The Nitro+ RX 7900 XTX boasts a sleek design. The metal shroud and backplate gives it a premium feel, and the customizable RGB lighting adds a touch of personalization to my rig. I don't look at the lights so ehh.

Performance: I will be using this for Video and Photo editing in the very near future. I will update my thoughts on that a bit later.
I will include my Averages (These come from the AMD Adrenalin software) on games I play for reference. Everything is at 4k max settings (90% sure on all of them)
Warhammer Total War 3: 56.5 FPS (This feels a little low for how buttery smooth it is)
Warhammer 40k Darktide: 154 FPS
State of Decay 2: 541 FPS (LOL this maybe off also)
Deep Rock Galactic: 111 FPS
League of Legends: 220 FPS

Advanced Features: The inclusion of ray tracing and variable rate shading enhances the visual experience sure Nivida is supposed to be better but ehh not a ton of RT content out there yet and by the time there is in a few years I will get a new card.

Cons:

Power Requirements: This card requires larger power supply, I have a Gold 1k PSU that handles it and my 13900k just fine, so make sure your system can handle it.

Higher Price Point: The premium features come at a higher price, making it more suitable for enthusiasts and serious gamers who prioritize performance. It might be overkill for users who don't engage in demanding gaming or content creation tasks. I got it on sale for 999.00 and was happy with the price to performance. I did not see the benefits of the 4090 to the price points they were asking

In conclusion, the Sapphire Nitro+ AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX sets an awesome price to performance for high-end gaming graphics cards without breaking the medium spender's bank. I will update this review later if my sentiments change in the future either in a more positive light or if I find an issue.

This thing is a beast of a GPU. Not sure if mine had issues or I just had really bad luck with the AMD drivers. No issues in Warzone at all, it ran like a dream at crazy FPS. My PC crashed during other games and I kept getting driver timeout issues or other errors, black screens and total failures. I ended up returning it and getting a Nvidia GPU instead. Maybe you'll have better luck because when it did work it was awesome.