Gaming Vs Computing Sapphire Pulse 580

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use it for daily computing as well a light gaming.

This is a one stop shop for all your computing needs!

Man I love this gpu!! Upgraded from and AMD Sapphire RX 7800XT to this. Graphics are superior on this card and matches both my ASUS ProArt case and ProArt liquid cooler. I just don’t have the motherboard to match.

I upgraded to this 4060Ti from a Sapphire Nitro + Vega 64 that I purchased in the summer of 2018. I live in the deserts of AZ, it gets quite hot here in the summer...my house also has Tesla solar and Powerwall. I was looking for a low temp GPU that would give me a good bump in performance while also lowering the amount of energy I was pulling from the outlet. My Vega 64 would average about 230W of power draw in game, while the 4060Ti averages about 160W while all but doubling my FPS in most all games I play on a 3440x1440 165Hz panel. This 4060Ti is also about half the weight and 2/3 the footprint. At the time, I paid about $550 for my Vega 64 so this card was actually cheaper to purchase. Overall, this was a great upgrade for what I was looking for. I hope improvements in efficiency continue to be of importance to companies like Nvidia, AMD and Intel.

What to say, I love them in every way and can’t Waite for the Anniversary Blue Sapphire which I’ve already ordered and paid for through B&H. I also love B&H

The Leica M11-P doesn't need a screen protector with its sapphire crystal glass, but I opted for one anyway. Expert Shield provides helpful 'Easy as ABC tips; however, I didn't have tape around to use as a hinge. Instead, before peeling off the factory screen protector, I put on some nitrile powder-free gloves and laid the Expert Shield screen protector on top to get a sense of how it aligns. Once I used a rocket-shaped air-blower to make everything dust free, as well as peeled the factory screen protector and the Expert Shield screen protector backing, I just made sure the left edges lined up parallel in the position I wanted then dropped it. Nothing seemed to happen in the first couple seconds, then the Expert Shield screen protector began to adhere and settle on its own onto the Leica M11-P's sapphire crystal glass from the upper right corner towards the bottom left corner, slowly pushing a huge air bubble that shrinks in size and eventually gets pushed out as it goes. Talk about trusting the process! The Expert Shield installs itself resulting in a smooth, crystal clear application. No dust. No bubbles.

But I'm moving to more Linux computing eco-system.

I like the way it charges the battery with the pulse power first so that you get the quickest use of the next battery and then charges each battery with the next amount of power second, and then lowest power third.

Easy to use. Works great with the Speedlite 580.

Great on my Canon 580 flash