ASRock Radeon RX 7700 XT Steel Legend 12GO, 12288 MB GDDR6

I’m using this for 1440p with a 7800x3d, quite a superb gaming experience with quiet fans and temps peaking at 68C.

Carte graphique de qualité, fonctionne parfaitement après un an d'utilisation. Idéale pour une config blanche. L'éclairage est beau et le rendu est superbe

The "Bottom Line": The ASRock Phantom Gaming RX 7900 XTX is a specialized beast for video editors. Upgrading to this card with its 24GB of GDDR6 memory has completely rebalanced my system. In DaVinci Resolve Studio, tasks that used to heat up my CPU now run almost entirely on the GPU, resulting in a cooler, faster, and more efficient workstation. Professional Performance (The "Resolve" Handshake): VRAM Dominance: The 24GB buffer is the star here. Even with 4K vertical timelines and heavy color grading for my Holi and trekking projects, this card doesn't flinch. It provides the "breathing room" that 8GB or 12GB cards simply cannot match. System Synergy: The most surprising result was the thermal drop on my CPU. Because the 7900 XTX handles the heavy lifting, my i9-12900K stays at a remarkable 28°C during renders, as the GPU is doing the "math" instead of the processor. Design & Build: Thermal Design: The Phantom Gaming cooling shroud is substantial. Even during long render sessions, the fans remain quiet, and the card maintains stable clock speeds without thermal throttling. Power Stability: Running this card on a 1200W PSU ensures that the transient power spikes common with high-end cards are handled with zero system instability. Pros 24GB VRAM is a "future-proof" necessity for 4K and 8K editing Excellent integration with OpenCL in DaVinci Resolve. Noticeably improves overall system thermals by offloading CPU tasks. Cons: Size: It is a massive card; ensure your chassis has the clearance, especially if you have a front-mounted radiator. Power Draw: It requires three 8-pin connectors, so a high-quality PSU like the RM1200x Shift is highly recommended.

I bought this card either refurbished or open box, I don't remember. It didn't come in original box which was disappointing but expected. The card works great, thermals are perfect under load. I am gaming on Linux now and this card is still the high end card, beating the 9070XT and even the Nvidia 5080 and 4090, all game settings maxed out, this card plays on Linux even better than on Windows. My computer is a mini data center, so it's somewhat noisy, but this card isn't noisy enough to contribute to the already loud HDDs scrubbing data. Installation was as easy as any other card. I paid $699.99 and I have enough VRAM for games and AI. Absolute bargain! The 4090 is 2.5x more expensive, but in Linux, the king is the 7900XTX. True that ROCm isn't as mature as CUDA, but I don't use CUDA, so for me this was the best choice and I don't regret my purchase one bit.

I've been using a 6700XT in my PC for a while now, and its value is insane for the $250 I paid for it. However, I've noticed that its days as a 1440p option in AAA games are rapidly coming to an end. I really liked the aesthetic of the Steel Legend variant of the 7800XT, so I spent a little extra money (about $40 more than the cheapest variant I was considering). I still feel like I've robbed AMD for the value this card provides in the sub-$500 price point. Over $100 cheaper than Nvidia's 4070 Super with 4GB more VRAM (which Nvidia seem to be allergic to) and incredibly similar (sometimes even better) raw performance. Yes, ray tracing is better with team green, but this has enough raw horsepower that I've been able to run some ray tracing in Cyberpunk 2077 in 1440p High and maintain over 60 fps 90+% of the time (with a little upscaling). The best software feature though, imo, is the AMD Fluid Motion Frames. This version is much more sophisticated than what AMD was able to do with the 6000 series cards, so I can nearly double my perceived frame rate in almost any title with less input lag than FSR 3 Frame Generation. With the 7900 GRE going out of production, I would argue that this is the best value 1440p Ultra - 4K Medium GPU on the market (as long as ray tracing and DLSS aren't the main things you're looking for in a GPU).

I run 3440X1440 165HZ amd fresync Samsung G5 Most games fine at it most newer games about 109FPS less demanding ones about 180fps vant really say much other than looks good dose a fine work but if going 4K or above then 7900XTX or 4090