Product Description
AMD's Radeon cards have a few tricks up their metaphorical sleeves. Despite only being able to purchase the Radeon RX-7900 XT and RX-7900 XTX cards, these cards can be paired with any Ryzen 7000 processor to enable "Smart Access Memory", a setting that allows any system to improve its gaming performance by about 5%-15%. All cards here use the ATX 2.0 power standard, not the newer 12VHPWR connector like Nvidia's higher-end RTX 4000 cards. RX-7900 cards are designed to be efficient and have plenty of video memory. The cards listed here are solid alternatives if Nvidia's offerings from the RTX 4000 cards are not to your liking.
The Sapphire Pulse cards, unlike the others (which have 3 DisplayPort connectors and 1 HDMI) have 2 HDMI and 2 DisplayPort connectors.
The PowerColor RX-7900 XT (The non-Red Devil or Hellhound variant) has a single USB Type-C connector on it, replacing a DisplayPort connector.
The Gigabyte RX-7900 XTX also has two HDMI connectors and two DisplayPort connectors.
(Pictured: PowerColor Red Devil RX-7900 XT)
