Sapphire Nitro+ AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Graphics Card GDDR6 Dual 24GB Video Card

I upgraded from a 10GB 3080 and the difference in performance with 24GB of raw VRAM felt very noticeable. Thermals are excellent and I don't really notice any noise issues. The seller was super cool and upgraded me to a Vapor-X model for free, which was very kind of them.The card (like many modern GPUs) is physically large, but I still managed to fit it horizontally into my NZXT H7 case without any trouble. However, I did have to remove the bracket that hides the cabling (it's just two screws on the back of the case + two ball-socket joints that easily pop off). You might be able to fit it without removing that bracket, but it'll be a VERY tight fit.Also, be mindful that this card will need x3 PCI cables to power it. Since I came from a 3080, I had to route an additional PCI cable from my power supply. If you're feeling lazy and don't want to route another cable, you might be able to use just two PCI cables and one of the extra pigtail connectors from either cable, but you could potentially see performance issues. I would recommend running a third cable though.All in all, the Sapphire Nitro+ RX 7900 XTX is a very worthwhile upgrade, especially if you value raw VRAM over raytracing (FSR is honestly still really solid though, even if it's not quite up to par with Nvidia's DLSS).10/10 getchu one

Bought one for new AI rig on a budget, liked it so much, I bought a second one. Wish I could afford 4 more… especially Since 24GB of vRAM (critical for inference and tuning) have seized to exist with all new AMD add NVIDIA consumer cards…now I know why the 7900xtx prices have skyrocketed

The Sapphire Nitro+ AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Graphics Card GDDR6 Dual 24GB Video Card with ryzan 9 9950x paired with msi 870e with 64gb cl30 6000mhz ram. Performes great and stable setup.

Wish I had money for 2