ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon™ RX 7900 XTX OC Edition 24GB GDDR6 Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 24GB GDDR6, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 2.1)

The card is great but unlike the RTX 4090 is not part of the AI snag that is hiking the price of the 4090 GPUs, making its price hike unjustified!

The Asus Dual 7700XT OC 12GB has been a fantastic upgrade to my PC and gaming experience. If you happen to get some annoying buzzing sounds try turning off "Smart Access Memory" that has been my only complaint so far. When I played a game the card would buzz loudly and even scrolling on YouTube would cause buzzing. I have not noticed any drop in performance since turning it off. I highly recommend this card to anyone who wants to game at 1080p high/max settings in many great games so long as it's paired with the right CPU.

I got this back in March. For 6 years, I had been using the GTX 1660 Ti. The 1660 was nice, but it had been showing its age for over a year and had issues reaching 60fps at 1080p on newer games. My final straw was Monster Hunter Wilds. The benchmark for that game struggled to reach 30fps at 1080p on Low with dynamic resolution set to performance. Enough was enough. It was time to upgrade. Having only used Nvidia for the past decade since I first built my computer, I decided to give Radeon a chance. I heard the 7800 XT was on par with a 4070 for cheaper and looked up some videos online. I was impressed and ordered one. The process of switching from Nvidia to Radeon was surprisingly painless. I went into safe mode, activated DDU, uninstalled Nvidia's drivers, then swapped the cards and installed Radeon's drivers. That was it. It worked right off the hop. Games I struggled with 60fps in 1080p low settings suddenly ran amazingly on Ultra. Dying Light 2 is a good example. Not only do I no longer need the resolution scaler, but I can use Ray Tracing too. Not only is it so much better to play newer games, but it's also fun to play older games that I could play before at higher resolutions. I played Spider-Man Remastered with Ray Tracing at 4K, and I don't even have a 4K monitor (That's my next upgrade). I just started playing so many games to test my 7800 XT, and it worked flawlessly. I'm going to be sticking with Radeon for the next little while now. I'm very impressed. If you need to upgrade your GPU, you won't go wrong with the 7800 XT.

Es la tarjeta más poderosa de AMD, y equivale a la 4080 de Nvidia. La calidad de materiales es excelente, todo es de metal, el disipador es inmenso y mantiene la tarjeta siempre abajo de 65c prácticamente sin hacer ningún ruido. Mucha potencia para juegos en máxima calidad y resolución 4k, da más de 100-120 fps en juegos triple A sin mayores problemas, y ya si usas el FSR obviamente se disparan los fps a 150+ fácilmente. El único inconveniente que le veo es que jala bastante poder, necesitas una buena fuente, al menos 850w para estar cubierto, fuera de eso es una excelente tarjeta por el precio, más barata que la 4080.

Está chida y jala bien ya al año de uso

Recently bought this to replace my RX 590, which had served me well, but was starting to struggle with some recent big releases. With my RX7700XT I've been able to play games like Baldurs Gate 3 (as well as some older titles like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2017)) at 1440p, getting at least 100 FPS on ultra settings. Would highly recommend this GPU for 1440p gaming.