not much to say great review and good news for 4070 interested buyers great to see all the additional topics you added like coil whine my only request would be replace the performance to watts numbers that doesn't say much and is too small to be significant to a customer I mean 0.45 to 0.41 is not very telling I think by a fps limited comparison for example how many watts at 144fps/Hz 1440p (both I don't use it's juste an example) but I imagine that's a lot of work, the point is to show what a hitman benchmark in 1080p at 475fps doesn't tell you...that there's actually a benefit of having a gpu too powerful for your res...the watts go down this is not something worth mentioning in slower gpus time when we struggled to get 120fps in 1080p but the difference can be signigifcant today to play 1080p vsync most of my games were in the 220w range on a 4090 and only with rt did it reach the 310-330w...of course if you unlock fps it goes to max watts but nobody needs that really (unless you play at 240 or 480hz which I tried and I'm telling you is a big mistake because this strains cpus more and recent gpus are already very cpu limited..my pc and room are colder playing 4k 120hz than 1440p 240hz) saying that for others who are actually looking at their power bill I read a lot of wrong takes on 7900xt and 4090 in 1080p 120hz vsync my whole pc was at 330w for most of my gaming (no rt if you unlock vsync and or add RT then yeah you go 700w overall even in 1080p) I switched to a 42" 4k 120hz oled I'm doomed and need all the watts I can get 😱

Picked up one of these as they seem to have the best coolers of the budget cards. Overclockers had them for a reasonable price. Worth noting asus has a cashback offer in the uk going right now (£25 for this), and you can get 10% cashback off overclockers using complete savings. So if the cashback comes through that's about 13% off.