Can't say enough good things about the Nitro+ and Sapphire in general. I run it in conjunction with a 1440p 155hz monitor and it runs most games on ultra at 155+ fps. For more demanding AAA titles you may need to turn the visuals down to high, otherwise you're spending at least a few hundred more on a Nvidia card just to get a few more frames.

This card is amazing. The absolute top-of-the-line RX 5700 XT, and lives up to the hype. The cooler is massive, the fans are silent, and the ARGB is gorgeous. By far the crown-jewel of my PC.

Ordered it during a local online store's 12.12 sale for a great price. Thankfully, I did not run into driver issues like some folks did. Used the Adrenaline driver update right off the bat and haven't experienced any issues just yet! I also bought a 3pin cable to sync this to the motherboard.

Based on bang for bucks; excellent card with incredible temps and performance is just awesome for 1440p gaming.

I look for two things in my graphics cards: silent operation and a backplate. everything else is icing on the cake. Well, let me tell you, this card is quiet and the PCB is shrouded by a backplate, and there is a LOT of icing on this cake to boot. The entire card, from the ARGB logo in the backplate to the optional ARGB fans lights up like a Christmas tree, and can be controlled via the motherboard if you plug it in via the included ARGB cable or via the Sapphire TRIXX software. And did I mention the replaceable fans? All of the fans can be swapped for a kit of drop-in replacements in either gloss black or ARGB flavors! The only minor downside is the Sapphire TRIXX software, which you should only use as an RGB controller for the card and as a temperature monitoring tool.

I have mixed feelings towards this card. While it is very good in both the performance and aesthetics department, the cooling part is... conflicting. In one end, the memory has superb cooling, but the Core's hotspot temperature reaches nearly 110ºC if I do not limit its performance with Radeon Chill. And this is after setting a custom fan curve in Wattman (100% fan speed when average temperature reaches 80º C). That doesn't really seem very safe to me.

Favorite part of the build. The card itself is huge, but I love the RGB that comes with the card and plan on buying the fans when they go on sale. The fans get a little louder at higher RPM but otherwise its very quiet. Only problem is with the drivers, but that's unrelated to the card itself. The Sapphire Trixx software is helpful and I adjusted the fan curves a little bit so that I could maintain a lower temp during extended gaming sessions.

Beautiful! Rather quiet and decently cool for a graphics card that draws 200W. The argb is pretty good but static colors look better in my opinion. And of course, great value compared to Nvidia.

Fast. Quiet. Overclockable. Looks very cool. Works great.

I was on the fence when it came to shopping for a GPU. I ended up going with the Nitro because of all the amazing reviews it has gotten. This was an excellent decision. The GPU hasn't hit 80 C under load. Granted I haven't pushed it too hard. I don't need to mention FPS or benchmarks, there is enough of that on YouTube. Its also super quiet and looks sweet.