Minimalist look, compact size, one of the cheaper model of cards.

Very silent, even on 80% fan speed. My case is open air and I sit about a meter away. Zero noise.

I mean it's not a 4090, but I didn't need it to be. I needed the most cost effective way to get 16GB vram from a reputable brand. At the time it was only $799 or something.

I purchased this card for 1440p gaming and it works wonders. It stays cool and silent for the most part and under stress its not particularly loud.

It has a metal case and backplate so it is on the bulkier side but the build quality is amazing. Handles everything you throw at it with ease.

The only negative is its price tag. If you only care about raw performance and you don't care about any of NVIDIAs proprietary software like DLSS, I would highly recommend a 7900XT for a much more affordable price range.

Brilliant GPU that can easily handle all my games at 1440p, which is enhanced by great RT performance and its great software. If you aren't too bothered about ray tracing, upscaling or any other of NVIDIA's gimmicks, It is well worth saving £100+ to buy an AMD RX 7900 XT.

I couldn’t find the ICE white version of the eagle on here so just put this one as reference i think since its fairly new but same model just in white.

I bought it for high 1440p gaming and entry 4k and I can guarantee that it does a really solid job. It's a clean card with not too many special features on the looks which makes it a really clean one in my opinion. For me I got great average temps (quiet card also) on decent state during games like Starfield and haven't witnessed a single bad fps drop yet in any of the games I play in general with max settings on 1440p. Also ran some games on 4k input (kinda useless for QHD) to check how it performed but it surprisingly kept up well for the games I tested. Surely the star of the build for me and massive improvement obv. of my former gtx 1660ti. Settled for the next 4/5 years.