PowerColor Reaper AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB GDDR6

I love it!!! Upgraded from an RX 6800, and the difference is night and day. It was quiet, in fact newer AMD gpu's have it so there is zero fan rpm, similar to how psu's work. You can disable this in amd andrenaline software, thats what I did (i just need to see my fans spinning regardless, otherwise it'll bug me) Its stable out of the box, i tweaked it a bit and undervolted it and still stable. This specific GPU model was my second pic, i was gonna buy a yeston sakura 9070xt but i just didnt want to wait any longer so i picked this powercolor one. Truth be told it looks pretty sick, its thin a

I was looking for an upgrade to my 5060 16GB Ti which is a pretty capable card but needed better for some games that I'm getting back into. I'd rather push a capable card lightly, than a less capable card hard. Prices these days suck but I can take the hit for this case. I decided to go with the ASUS PRIME 5070 Ti card for my mITX build that I have. This card looks good but it had issues. I got a bunch of rainbowing in the display, flashing issues, instability. Now this may be a driver issue, but It's the same machine with the 5060Ti in it so was surprised. I tried all the typical stuff reinst

I installed this GPU in my PC about a week ago. Compared to my previous card, it’s very quiet. When I’m wearing headphones, I can’t hear it at all. Without headphones, it’s only barely audible. It also doesn’t make any electrical buzzing or whining noises under load (I don’t know the exact term, but if you know, you know).So far, I’ve played Expedition 33, Horizon Forbidden West, Battlefield 6, InZOI, and a heavily modded Skyrim with lots of graphics and shader mods. In all of these games, I disabled upscaling and frame generation — everything was running at native resolution only.My monitor i

I've had this card for a while now and it is a decent card. I usually use Nvidia but I decided to use this card with my second PC setup. I mostly play DCS on PC and FPS games. For FPS games, this card absolutely rules and I would say it's on par with an RTX 5070 TI that I also used. However I found this card lacking when it came to DCS World using VR. For one, it was finicky with working correctly with VR Oculus 3 using META Link (wired), I had to do a windows 11 reset to finally get it to work (note my nvidia card worked fine). However, I don't think AMD GPUs are optimized as much as Nvidia G

Great High End GPU able to run 1440p on Ultra on a majority of games with no issuesstable 110-150 FPS depending on game and if it’s more CPU intensive/unoptimized like a lot of games today.(i have capped at 144-165hz depending on which monitor i’m using)no problem with loud fans as others have mentioned but i’ve only been using around a week now. Appearance fits my build well and Fits in my mid tower case as expected.Cooling has had no issues whatsoever even during harsh stress testing. Peak hotspot was around 105°C for about a second before dropping down to 70-80°Cover long sessions this gpu

I got this to replace my 10gb RTX 3080 because the lack of VRAM was starting to be very limiting, especially when it came to streaming. In the tough market of expensive components, I bought this card.When it came in, I was impressed by how nice it looked. The muted look was great and the quality of the plastic they used looked great. Installation was easy enough, just a couple 8 pin connectors did the job.The fans felt and sounded good. They'd get loud but not too loud.Thermals wise, I was getting pretty decent temperatures. I max at around 85c when I'm pushing it to its limit, which is more t

I have now had both the 9070 PowerColor Reaper and the 9070XT.Absolutely zero issues. No coil whine, the fans are perfect, the card is cool overall, memory temps (Hynix RAM) a little higger than some of the other cards but well within range.Both cards overclock very well.-75MV and gaming at steady 2900-3100 mhz, mem 2650 fast timing.The 9070 clocked up to 3K, the 9070XT 3.4k.These are all stable OC numbers no crashes no CTD no nonsense.These are true 2-slot cards; the GPUs PowerColor is using are later-stepping (refined), and they perform exceptionally well. Much smaller than the absurd overbu

Compact two-slot card with phenomenal performance that doesn't get too hot or loud, even under heavy synthetic load. In furmark, for example, the hot spot sits at 80C, and the memory stays under 90C. I personally like the look of it, too. The problem is that the fans are known to be problematic -- there are lots of well-documented issues with the fan bearings producing clicking/whining noises, and it's a lottery as to whether or not you'll get one that works fully. I purchased one a year ago, and two of the three fans made loud, high-pitched humming sounds. Buying one again now, one of them st