Radeon Pro W7900

I upgraded from an AMD Radeon Pro WX 9100 to Radeon Pro VII. I can tell the difference right away, although my system has a few outdated parts now, this is an excellent step forward to upgrading my entire system.

The motherboard is easy to handle and the ryzen 9 7900x is the best combo for my radeon rx 7900xt. It get the best workflow at editing in davinici resolve 18.6 and the dehancer fx in 4k resolution timeline. There is no problem using the system with these 12 core cpu.

Time to upgrade my old Radeon RX580. Still running well, except the newer games are being bottlenecked by the graphics card. Decided to go with the RX7900 GRE, and I am glad I did. Getting great frame rates and beautiful video rendering. The Gigabyte drivers are stable and run well. This is a big card. It is a tight fit and requires careful cable routing. A big power supply is recommended, a 750W or bigger. Very pleased with the upgrade. My newer games look so much better!

First graphics card upgrade in eight years. My old card (Radeon RX580) was creating a 54% bottleneck within my PC. Upgraded to a 3060 12g v2 and have seen a marked performance increase. Which is to be expected when making a three generation jump in graphics cards. No longer getting a bottleneck.

I have bought 4 APCs over the past decade and they have all lasted longer than the specs would suggest. I bought this for a computer w/ a Radeon R9 280 GPU which it can handle (loads exceed 500 watts). I really like the LCD screen on the device because it can display load and event information quickly and conveniently.

Installed with no problems. It is tiny relative to the Radeon 7770 in my other system. Runs quiet and cool. I needed a general desktop video card for browsing, Netflix and coding. This fits the bill for that. Overpriced but not unreasonable considering the cost of gaming cards. I would get another if Radeon fails.

I bought my Gigabyte RX 6800 XT to replace a Radeon VII. This GPU is almost the same length as the Radeon VII but slightly thicker. It requires the same two power cables. I immediately noticed a decrease in fan noise. I was able to set some of the games to their absolute highest settings. The Gigabyte RX 6800 XT handles the load just fine. And there is a noticeable improvement in graphics performance over the Radeon VII. Now that prices have returned to normal and continue to drop, the prices on these is quite reasonable. Stock availability can be an issue. Patience is needed to hit the right price and have access to availability. There is one problem, and a huge problem at that. My GPU failed at just about 60 days of ownership. First the OS started losing the GPU and required reinstallation. Within a week of that the GPU just failed. I couldn't even get the POST screens. Gigabyte has a three year warranty. I was able to get an RMA and sent out the GPU for service. I wouldn't expect a GPU of this caliber to fail as this one has, but electronics are not perfect I'm expecting Gigabyte will jus replace it with a new one. I would definitely recommend this GPU to anyone.

Just received this, plugged it in to my ancient ATI Radeon HD 5770 DVI-D port on my equally ancient MacPro 2006 model, and then into a far less ancient Dell U2717D monitor and without even having to mess with any settings on the Gefen device, I immediately started getting 2560x1440! At long last! Have tried numerous cable adapters that claimed to be DVD-D Dual Link - HDMI, but not one worked. I have only few complaints. 1. The LED's on the front are really bright. Not something you want in you line of sight. 2. I haven't opened it, but I feel like it could easily be redesigned into an in-line adapter that would be much smaller. It truly weighs next to nothing. 3. The cost is pretty high, but at least B&H has it for (currently) more than $50 less than what Amazon is selling it for. For the cost, it really could have included DVI and Mini-DP cables. None of which makes want to give it less than 5 stars as now I can run all three ports from my video card at 2560x1440 which is just awesome!

When I had to replace the old video card for new Radeon RX 590 model in my wife’s 2012 MacPro, the up graded required a 1.4 DisplayPort to Apple Mini DisplayPort the adapter so that she could continue using her Apple 27-inch Cine-Display. Having done this exact conversion to my own MacPro with the same arrangement the year before, I found that StarTech brand adapter to be a good reliable avenue to go.

Just installed it will a AMD Ryzen 5 3600 CPU and Radeon rx 580 gpu. Haven’t had any issues and it has been running smoothly and fast. No complaints at all.