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I Think Its on Speed
To start, my overall computer is running a relatively "old" AMD Ryzen 9 3900X with 64GB of 3600mhz DDR4 RAM, and I'm going to contextualize this as: Upgrading from my 2080. In terms of raw performance this is literally twice as powerful, with the same power draw, and half the noise. My personal test of this thing's abilities was to see how many mods I could install in Fallout 4 and keep it stable, and after 877 mods and counting this still runs at a solid 90fps, 1440p, max settings (and I think one of them bolts on some kind of ray-tracing which is just wild.) And while that was MY test, this came with a code for Black Myth Wukong, which I didn't care about before playing, but after playing at Cinematic graphics settings, I can say I've never taken so many screenshots in a game before, all while the game ran at a locked 120fps. That game is truly my aesthetic, and with this GPU it runs and looks like nothing I've ever seen. Installation of a card this beefy can be a bit tricky, but in the end wasn't really a problem; especially since while this thing is larger than my old card, its actually mostly cooling fins (you can see right through the back-half of the card) so its a lighter burden on my motherboard which is always appreciated. Even more appreciated was the fact that it came with mounting brackets that install directly into your existing motherboard standoffs, with all the screws and plastic washers you could want, including 2 sets of standoffs in case yours has different threading. And a final cherry on top: a cable adapter included to convert 2 separate 8-prongs into the 12-prong this card uses. Chef's kiss. So am I pleased? Absolutely. This card has outperformed my wildest expectations, and while it is expensive I don't think I'll be upgrading for years to come (as long as I stay in my 1440p-lane.) The only "complaint" I have is the included video, in that the Gigabyte logo RGBs cycle so fast I think the card might be on drugs. I don't know if this is intentional but since the power draw is stable, the card has never gone over 80% load at any time, and never overheated, so I'm fine with just ignoring it. If your computer is always within your eyeline then this might be annoying for you (especially since Gigabyte says my access is denied to download their software that might fix this for some reason,) but for me I just lose myself in my games and forget about the potential-addict powering all my fps. A 5/5 from me, and unless it burns out I don't see that changing any time soon.Ver másVer menos
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