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Acer Radeon RX 9070 16GB GDDR6 Nitro OC Graphics Card Code: DP.Z4EWW.P01

The Acer enhances the gaming experience with the Radeon RX 9070 Nitro OC graphics card. Featuring a processor from AMD, this card delivers top-notch performance with the most demanding applications...

The Acer enhances the gaming experience with the Radeon RX 9070 Nitro OC graphics card. Featuring a processor from AMD, this card delivers top-notch performance with the most demanding applications and games. Here are the key features:

  • The interface is PCI Express x16 5.0, meaning it supports high data transfer speeds and is compatible with the latest...
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  • Memory

    It refers to the type (e.g., GDDR6, GDDR6X) and size of the integrated memory (e.g., 4GB, 8GB, 12GB) of the graphics card. Greater capacity and newer memory types offer better performance in demanding games and applications.

  • OverClock (OC)

    Overclocking (OC) increases the frequencies of the core and the memory (VRAM) of the card for higher FPS and faster graphics processing. It is achieved by increasing the Power Limit and voltage, but requires strong cooling to prevent overheating.
  • Connectivity HDMI, DisplayPort

  • Interface

    The version of the PCI Express connection used for installing the graphics card on the motherboard.

    The most widespread version is 4.0, while the latest generation cards use 5.0.

    PCI Express x16 5.0

    It is the latest version of the PCI Express interface standard, which is used for connecting the card to the computer's motherboard. 
    It offers double the bandwidth compared to PCIe 4.0, allowing for faster data transfer.

  • Memory bus

    The size of the communication channel between the chipset and the RAM of the graphics card. In combination with the processor's base clock speed, it determines the volume of data (which translates into graphics resolution and quality) that can be directed to the graphics card processor.
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Description

Description

The Acer enhances the gaming experience with the Radeon RX 9070 Nitro OC graphics card. Featuring a processor from AMD, this card delivers top-notch performance with the most demanding applications and games. Here are the key features:

  • The interface is PCI Express x16 5.0, meaning it supports high data transfer speeds and is compatible with the latest motherboards.
  • With 16GB of RAM, it offers ample memory for seamless multitasking and handling demanding games.
  • The memory type GDDR6 ensures fast access to data and optimized graphics performance.
  • The card supports a maximum resolution of 7680x4320, allowing for perfect image rendering on ultra-high definition displays.
  • With a memory bus of 256bit, it allows for quick data transfer between the card and your computer.
  • The air-cooled design ensures proper temperature during intense gaming sessions, extending the lifespan of the card.
  • The card features 2 HDMI ports and 2 DisplayPort ports, enabling connection to multiple displays simultaneously and supporting technologies like VESA Display HDR.
  • To operate efficiently, it requires a minimum power supply of 650W, ensuring stable operation without issues.
  • The type of the card is High Performance, ideal for gamers and professionals who demand the best from their technology.
  • The memory speed is 20 Gbps, ensuring outstanding performance and fast graphics processing.

The Acer Radeon RX 9070 Nitro OC is the perfect choice for those seeking high performance and a smooth gaming experience without compromise.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
DP.Z4EWW.P01

Main Specifications

Processor Manufacturer
AMD

Processor Manufacturer

AMD

AMD chipset cards are characterized by more affordable options and are mainly aimed at the mid-range category, as currently in the high-performance graphics card market, nVIDIA is dominant.
Chipset Model
Radeon RX 9070

Chipset Model

The main graphics processing chip of the card. It is the most basic characteristic and indicative of its performance.
Interface
PCI Express x16 5.0

Interface

The version of the PCI Express connection used for installing the graphics card on the motherboard.

The most widespread version is 4.0, while the latest generation cards use 5.0.

PCI Express x16 5.0

It is the latest version of the PCI Express interface standard, which is used for connecting the card to the computer's motherboard. 
It offers double the bandwidth compared to PCIe 4.0, allowing for faster data transfer.
Maximum Resolution
7680x4320 pixels
Parallel Processing Technology
Not Supported

Parallel Processing Technology

Ability to use multiple graphics cards simultaneously on a computer. Support for the corresponding technology is required from the motherboard.

This is intended for experienced users with a need for particularly high performance.
Type
High Performance

Type

High Performance

Cards that can smoothly run the most modern games at high resolutions up to 8K.
Cuda Cores
-

Cuda Cores

CUDA Cores are processing units in NVIDIA graphics cards that allow the simultaneous execution of many computational tasks. They accelerate the process of graphics processing, as well as other demanding tasks such as machine learning and data processing.
Device Group
Gaming
Colour
Black

Special Features

RGB Lighting
No

RGB Lighting

It features built-in multicolored LED lighting.
OverClock (OC)
Yes

OverClock (OC)

Overclocking (OC) increases the frequencies of the core and the memory (VRAM) of the card for higher FPS and faster graphics processing. It is achieved by increasing the Power Limit and voltage, but requires strong cooling to prevent overheating.
Air-cooled
Yes

Air-cooled

The graphics card is cooled by one or more fans. 2. The most common way of cooling.
Low Profile
No

Low Profile

Small-sized graphics cards.

They are commonly used in computers with small cases.
Passive Cooling
No

Passive Cooling

The graphics card cools passively, without the use of fans. They are used in cards that are not as powerful, for building a silent computer or HTPC.
Water-cooled
No

Water-cooled

Graphics cards with a waiting connection to a liquid cooling system. They cannot operate without it. Usually found in powerful graphics cards aimed at experienced and demanding users.
External Graphics Card (eGPU)
No

External Graphics Card (eGPU)

A graphics card that has its own box with its own power supply and cooling.

Usually intended for use with laptops, offering the highest performance of a desktop graphics card.
LHR
No

LHR

The LHR (Lite Hash Rate) technology was introduced by NVIDIA to limit the performance of graphics cards in cryptocurrency mining. The goal was to make the cards less attractive to miners, in order to increase availability and reduce prices for gamers. It is important to note that this limitation only affects mining and does not impact the card’s performance in games or graphic applications at all.

Memory

Memory Capacity
16 GB

Memory Capacity

The amount of RAM memory that the graphics card has. Important for demanding games and applications at high resolutions. It is recommended that the card has 4GB or more for gaming.
Memory type
GDDR6

Memory type

RAM memory standards for graphics cards. Most modern cards have GDDR5 or GDDR6.
Memory Speed
20 Gbps
Memory bus
256 bit

Memory bus

The size of the communication channel between the chipset and the RAM of the graphics card. In combination with the processor's base clock speed, it determines the volume of data (which translates into graphics resolution and quality) that can be directed to the graphics card processor.

Connectivity

HDMI
2

HDMI

A modern way of digitally transmitting image and sound, compatible with DisplayPort and DVI through an adapter.
DisplayPort
2

DisplayPort

Modern way of digital transfer of image, sound and data, compatible with HDMI and DVI through an adapter.
Dual Link DVI
No

Dual Link DVI

The Dual version supports higher resolutions compared to the simple one. DVI is an older digital method of image transfer, partially compatible with HDMI cables through an adapter.

System Requirements

Minimum Power Supply
650 W

Minimum Power Supply

The minimum power supply required for proper operation of the graphics card in a computer. Mainly applies to modern and powerful graphics cards with particularly high demands. Most power supplies now are over 500W, covering the needs of an average graphics card. In any case, we must confirm that our power supply meets the requirements of the graphics card.

Top Specs

Memory
16GB, GDDR6

Memory

It refers to the type (e.g., GDDR6, GDDR6X) and size of the integrated memory (e.g., 4GB, 8GB, 12GB) of the graphics card. Greater capacity and newer memory types offer better performance in demanding games and applications.
Connectivity
HDMI, DisplayPort

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • BillTra
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    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    BillTra

    First of all, before I start, I want to say that the reason I am writing this review is because of how positively surprised I was by this particular card. In general, whenever I bought an AMD implementation in the past, it was from Sapphire, because of their very good cooperation with AMD and the cooling system they used.
    I didn't even know Acer, apart from some videos on YouTube that I had seen when I was looking for which card to get.
    Although I wanted the Sapphire 9070 xt Pulse, I ended up with this one because of the price. Now, this particular implementation doesn't have anything special (RGB, Dual Bios), BUT (and here is where the good stuff starts):
    1. It has a very good cooling system. Out of the box, the card did not exceed 55 degrees in stress tests.
    2. It is a 2-slot card compared to other 3-slot cards.
    3. It comes in a triple fan configuration.
    4. And most importantly, with a very simple Undervolt and Overclock, it really flies!!!! Very good performance compared to the corresponding RTX 5070.
    Below I will give the values I am currently using and I really play my games at 1440p resolution with high framerates. The values I give below are from 3D Mark scores using Steel Nomad and Speedway. My computer specs are:
    - Cpu Ryzen 7 9800x3d
    - Mobo Gigabyte x850
    - 32 Gb DDR5 6000 cl30
    - 4 TB Kingston KC3000
    - Seasonic 1000 watt Psu
    Initially, I measured with the stock settings without changing anything and the score I got on Steel Nomad was:
    - Default Score 6084
    Then, I entered Adrenalin and on the Tuning page, changed to Custom and increased Power Tuning to +10.
    Result: PT +10 Score 6285.
    The next step was Undervolting the GPU through Adrenalin again on the same page. I give the values and scores.
    I locked at -100 mv since the performance gains were very small above that.
    -15 mv 6305
    -30 mv 6388
    -45 mv 6444
    -60 mv 6506
    -75 mv 6571
    -90 mv 6597
    -105 mv 6660
    -120 mv Crash
    Immediately after, a small OverClock on the Vram where from stock 2518 MHz I went up 50 MHz to 2618 and at the same time the score went up to 6672.
    After several stress tests with Fumark, OCCT, 3D Mark I had no issues. The card at full load draws about 270 Watts while staying quite cool between 55-58 degrees.
    VERY IMPORTANT! On the same tab, to the right and above the Power Tuning bar, there is the option to adjust the fans. Enable Zero Rpm Fan so that the fans do not start when you are in very light situations, e.g. browsing. By default, the fan setting was to run at 70%. This resulted in the card sounding like a jet, but on the other hand, temperatures were around 55 degrees at full load. By lowering it to 42%, the card became almost silent during gaming and the temperature increased by about 3 degrees. BUT it never exceeded 59-60. Very fair trade off.
    Finally, I have to say that the card is totally worth it and I had no issue with coil whine. The guide I followed for the card's setup was from here:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoOg0Qglneg
    Believe me, it was perhaps the best guide I found and full safe.
    Sample of how the card performs here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1N2VVmni04
    One last thing. Of course, as soon as you make any changes, click "Apply Changes" and also export your settings so that in case of a crash you don't have to redo everything from scratch.
    If you record any game via OBS and don't want your game to freeze, run OBS as administrator and also disable Hags. (It's nothing, just google it).
    That's all and happy gaming with a card that is totally worth it!!!.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • BillTra
    5
    BillTra

    First of all, before I start, I want to say that the reason I am writing this review is because of how positively surprised I was by this particular card. In general, whenever I bought an AMD implementation in the past, it was from Sapphire, because of their very good cooperation with AMD and the cooling system they used.
    I didn't even know Acer, apart from some videos on YouTube that I had seen when I was looking for which card to get.
    Although I wanted the Sapphire 9070 xt Pulse, I ended up with this one because of the price. Now, this particular implementation doesn't have anything special (RGB, Dual Bios), BUT (and here is where the good stuff starts):
    1. It has a very good cooling system. Out of the box, the card did not exceed 55 degrees in stress tests.
    2. It is a 2-slot card compared to other 3-slot cards.
    3. It comes in a triple fan configuration.
    4. And most importantly, with a very simple Undervolt and Overclock, it really flies!!!! Very good performance compared to the corresponding RTX 5070.
    Below I will give the values I am currently using and I really play my games at 1440p resolution with high framerates. The values I give below are from 3D Mark scores using Steel Nomad and Speedway. My computer specs are:
    - Cpu Ryzen 7 9800x3d
    - Mobo Gigabyte x850
    - 32 Gb DDR5 6000 cl30
    - 4 TB Kingston KC3000
    - Seasonic 1000 watt Psu
    Initially, I measured with the stock settings without changing anything and the score I got on Steel Nomad was:
    - Default Score 6084
    Then, I entered Adrenalin and on the Tuning page, changed to Custom and increased Power Tuning to +10.
    Result: PT +10 Score 6285.
    The next step was Undervolting the GPU through Adrenalin again on the same page. I give the values and scores.
    I locked at -100 mv since the performance gains were very small above that.
    -15 mv 6305
    -30 mv 6388
    -45 mv 6444
    -60 mv 6506
    -75 mv 6571
    -90 mv 6597
    -105 mv 6660
    -120 mv Crash
    Immediately after, a small OverClock on the Vram where from stock 2518 MHz I went up 50 MHz to 2618 and at the same time the score went up to 6672.
    After several stress tests with Fumark, OCCT, 3D Mark I had no issues. The card at full load draws about 270 Watts while staying quite cool between 55-58 degrees.
    VERY IMPORTANT! On the same tab, to the right and above the Power Tuning bar, there is the option to adjust the fans. Enable Zero Rpm Fan so that the fans do not start when you are in very light situations, e.g. browsing. By default, the fan setting was to run at 70%. This resulted in the card sounding like a jet, but on the other hand, temperatures were around 55 degrees at full load. By lowering it to 42%, the card became almost silent during gaming and the temperature increased by about 3 degrees. BUT it never exceeded 59-60. Very fair trade off.
    Finally, I have to say that the card is totally worth it and I had no issue with coil whine. The guide I followed for the card's setup was from here:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoOg0Qglneg
    Believe me, it was perhaps the best guide I found and full safe.
    Sample of how the card performs here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1N2VVmni04
    One last thing. Of course, as soon as you make any changes, click "Apply Changes" and also export your settings so that in case of a crash you don't have to redo everything from scratch.
    If you record any game via OBS and don't want your game to freeze, run OBS as administrator and also disable Hags. (It's nothing, just google it).
    That's all and happy gaming with a card that is totally worth it!!!.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
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Description & Specifications

The Acer enhances the gaming experience with the Radeon RX 9070 Nitro OC graphics card. Featuring a processor from AMD, this card delivers top-notch performance with the most demanding applications and games. Here are the key features:

  • The interface is PCI Express x16 5.0, meaning it supports high data transfer speeds and is compatible with the latest motherboards.
  • With 16GB of RAM, it offers ample memory for seamless multitasking and handling demanding games.
  • The memory type GDDR6 ensures fast access to data and optimized graphics performance.
  • The card supports a maximum resolution of 7680x4320, allowing for perfect image rendering on ultra-high definition displays.
  • With a memory bus of 256bit, it allows for quick data transfer between the card and your computer.
  • The air-cooled design ensures proper temperature during intense gaming sessions, extending the lifespan of the card.
  • The card features 2 HDMI ports and 2 DisplayPort ports, enabling connection to multiple displays simultaneously and supporting technologies like VESA Display HDR.
  • To operate efficiently, it requires a minimum power supply of 650W, ensuring stable operation without issues.
  • The type of the card is High Performance, ideal for gamers and professionals who demand the best from their technology.
  • The memory speed is 20 Gbps, ensuring outstanding performance and fast graphics processing.

The Acer Radeon RX 9070 Nitro OC is the perfect choice for those seeking high performance and a smooth gaming experience without compromise.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
DP.Z4EWW.P01

Main Specifications

Processor Manufacturer
AMD

Processor Manufacturer

AMD

AMD chipset cards are characterized by more affordable options and are mainly aimed at the mid-range category, as currently in the high-performance graphics card market, nVIDIA is dominant.
Chipset Model
Radeon RX 9070

Chipset Model

The main graphics processing chip of the card. It is the most basic characteristic and indicative of its performance.
Interface
PCI Express x16 5.0

Interface

The version of the PCI Express connection used for installing the graphics card on the motherboard.

The most widespread version is 4.0, while the latest generation cards use 5.0.

PCI Express x16 5.0

It is the latest version of the PCI Express interface standard, which is used for connecting the card to the computer's motherboard. 
It offers double the bandwidth compared to PCIe 4.0, allowing for faster data transfer.
Maximum Resolution
7680x4320 pixels
Parallel Processing Technology
Not Supported

Parallel Processing Technology

Ability to use multiple graphics cards simultaneously on a computer. Support for the corresponding technology is required from the motherboard.

This is intended for experienced users with a need for particularly high performance.
Type
High Performance

Type

High Performance

Cards that can smoothly run the most modern games at high resolutions up to 8K.
Cuda Cores
-

Cuda Cores

CUDA Cores are processing units in NVIDIA graphics cards that allow the simultaneous execution of many computational tasks. They accelerate the process of graphics processing, as well as other demanding tasks such as machine learning and data processing.
Device Group
Gaming
Colour
Black

Special Features

RGB Lighting
No

RGB Lighting

It features built-in multicolored LED lighting.
OverClock (OC)
Yes

OverClock (OC)

Overclocking (OC) increases the frequencies of the core and the memory (VRAM) of the card for higher FPS and faster graphics processing. It is achieved by increasing the Power Limit and voltage, but requires strong cooling to prevent overheating.
Air-cooled
Yes

Air-cooled

The graphics card is cooled by one or more fans. 2. The most common way of cooling.
Low Profile
No

Low Profile

Small-sized graphics cards.

They are commonly used in computers with small cases.
Passive Cooling
No

Passive Cooling

The graphics card cools passively, without the use of fans. They are used in cards that are not as powerful, for building a silent computer or HTPC.
Water-cooled
No

Water-cooled

Graphics cards with a waiting connection to a liquid cooling system. They cannot operate without it. Usually found in powerful graphics cards aimed at experienced and demanding users.
External Graphics Card (eGPU)
No

External Graphics Card (eGPU)

A graphics card that has its own box with its own power supply and cooling.

Usually intended for use with laptops, offering the highest performance of a desktop graphics card.
LHR
No

LHR

The LHR (Lite Hash Rate) technology was introduced by NVIDIA to limit the performance of graphics cards in cryptocurrency mining. The goal was to make the cards less attractive to miners, in order to increase availability and reduce prices for gamers. It is important to note that this limitation only affects mining and does not impact the card’s performance in games or graphic applications at all.

Memory

Memory Capacity
16 GB

Memory Capacity

The amount of RAM memory that the graphics card has. Important for demanding games and applications at high resolutions. It is recommended that the card has 4GB or more for gaming.
Memory type
GDDR6

Memory type

RAM memory standards for graphics cards. Most modern cards have GDDR5 or GDDR6.
Memory Speed
20 Gbps
Memory bus
256 bit

Memory bus

The size of the communication channel between the chipset and the RAM of the graphics card. In combination with the processor's base clock speed, it determines the volume of data (which translates into graphics resolution and quality) that can be directed to the graphics card processor.

Connectivity

HDMI
2

HDMI

A modern way of digitally transmitting image and sound, compatible with DisplayPort and DVI through an adapter.
DisplayPort
2

DisplayPort

Modern way of digital transfer of image, sound and data, compatible with HDMI and DVI through an adapter.
Dual Link DVI
No

Dual Link DVI

The Dual version supports higher resolutions compared to the simple one. DVI is an older digital method of image transfer, partially compatible with HDMI cables through an adapter.

System Requirements

Minimum Power Supply
650 W

Minimum Power Supply

The minimum power supply required for proper operation of the graphics card in a computer. Mainly applies to modern and powerful graphics cards with particularly high demands. Most power supplies now are over 500W, covering the needs of an average graphics card. In any case, we must confirm that our power supply meets the requirements of the graphics card.

Top Specs

Memory
16GB, GDDR6

Memory

It refers to the type (e.g., GDDR6, GDDR6X) and size of the integrated memory (e.g., 4GB, 8GB, 12GB) of the graphics card. Greater capacity and newer memory types offer better performance in demanding games and applications.
Connectivity
HDMI, DisplayPort

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • BillTra
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    BillTra

    First of all, before I start, I want to say that the reason I am writing this review is because of how positively surprised I was by this particular card. In general, whenever I bought an AMD implementation in the past, it was from Sapphire, because of their very good cooperation with AMD and the cooling system they used.
    I didn't even know Acer, apart from some videos on YouTube that I had seen when I was looking for which card to get.
    Although I wanted the Sapphire 9070 xt Pulse, I ended up with this one because of the price. Now, this particular implementation doesn't have anything special (RGB, Dual Bios), BUT (and here is where the good stuff starts):
    1. It has a very good cooling system. Out of the box, the card did not exceed 55 degrees in stress tests.
    2. It is a 2-slot card compared to other 3-slot cards.
    3. It comes in a triple fan configuration.
    4. And most importantly, with a very simple Undervolt and Overclock, it really flies!!!! Very good performance compared to the corresponding RTX 5070.
    Below I will give the values I am currently using and I really play my games at 1440p resolution with high framerates. The values I give below are from 3D Mark scores using Steel Nomad and Speedway. My computer specs are:
    - Cpu Ryzen 7 9800x3d
    - Mobo Gigabyte x850
    - 32 Gb DDR5 6000 cl30
    - 4 TB Kingston KC3000
    - Seasonic 1000 watt Psu
    Initially, I measured with the stock settings without changing anything and the score I got on Steel Nomad was:
    - Default Score 6084
    Then, I entered Adrenalin and on the Tuning page, changed to Custom and increased Power Tuning to +10.
    Result: PT +10 Score 6285.
    The next step was Undervolting the GPU through Adrenalin again on the same page. I give the values and scores.
    I locked at -100 mv since the performance gains were very small above that.
    -15 mv 6305
    -30 mv 6388
    -45 mv 6444
    -60 mv 6506
    -75 mv 6571
    -90 mv 6597
    -105 mv 6660
    -120 mv Crash
    Immediately after, a small OverClock on the Vram where from stock 2518 MHz I went up 50 MHz to 2618 and at the same time the score went up to 6672.
    After several stress tests with Fumark, OCCT, 3D Mark I had no issues. The card at full load draws about 270 Watts while staying quite cool between 55-58 degrees.
    VERY IMPORTANT! On the same tab, to the right and above the Power Tuning bar, there is the option to adjust the fans. Enable Zero Rpm Fan so that the fans do not start when you are in very light situations, e.g. browsing. By default, the fan setting was to run at 70%. This resulted in the card sounding like a jet, but on the other hand, temperatures were around 55 degrees at full load. By lowering it to 42%, the card became almost silent during gaming and the temperature increased by about 3 degrees. BUT it never exceeded 59-60. Very fair trade off.
    Finally, I have to say that the card is totally worth it and I had no issue with coil whine. The guide I followed for the card's setup was from here:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoOg0Qglneg
    Believe me, it was perhaps the best guide I found and full safe.
    Sample of how the card performs here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1N2VVmni04
    One last thing. Of course, as soon as you make any changes, click "Apply Changes" and also export your settings so that in case of a crash you don't have to redo everything from scratch.
    If you record any game via OBS and don't want your game to freeze, run OBS as administrator and also disable Hags. (It's nothing, just google it).
    That's all and happy gaming with a card that is totally worth it!!!.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • BillTra
    5
    BillTra

    First of all, before I start, I want to say that the reason I am writing this review is because of how positively surprised I was by this particular card. In general, whenever I bought an AMD implementation in the past, it was from Sapphire, because of their very good cooperation with AMD and the cooling system they used.
    I didn't even know Acer, apart from some videos on YouTube that I had seen when I was looking for which card to get.
    Although I wanted the Sapphire 9070 xt Pulse, I ended up with this one because of the price. Now, this particular implementation doesn't have anything special (RGB, Dual Bios), BUT (and here is where the good stuff starts):
    1. It has a very good cooling system. Out of the box, the card did not exceed 55 degrees in stress tests.
    2. It is a 2-slot card compared to other 3-slot cards.
    3. It comes in a triple fan configuration.
    4. And most importantly, with a very simple Undervolt and Overclock, it really flies!!!! Very good performance compared to the corresponding RTX 5070.
    Below I will give the values I am currently using and I really play my games at 1440p resolution with high framerates. The values I give below are from 3D Mark scores using Steel Nomad and Speedway. My computer specs are:
    - Cpu Ryzen 7 9800x3d
    - Mobo Gigabyte x850
    - 32 Gb DDR5 6000 cl30
    - 4 TB Kingston KC3000
    - Seasonic 1000 watt Psu
    Initially, I measured with the stock settings without changing anything and the score I got on Steel Nomad was:
    - Default Score 6084
    Then, I entered Adrenalin and on the Tuning page, changed to Custom and increased Power Tuning to +10.
    Result: PT +10 Score 6285.
    The next step was Undervolting the GPU through Adrenalin again on the same page. I give the values and scores.
    I locked at -100 mv since the performance gains were very small above that.
    -15 mv 6305
    -30 mv 6388
    -45 mv 6444
    -60 mv 6506
    -75 mv 6571
    -90 mv 6597
    -105 mv 6660
    -120 mv Crash
    Immediately after, a small OverClock on the Vram where from stock 2518 MHz I went up 50 MHz to 2618 and at the same time the score went up to 6672.
    After several stress tests with Fumark, OCCT, 3D Mark I had no issues. The card at full load draws about 270 Watts while staying quite cool between 55-58 degrees.
    VERY IMPORTANT! On the same tab, to the right and above the Power Tuning bar, there is the option to adjust the fans. Enable Zero Rpm Fan so that the fans do not start when you are in very light situations, e.g. browsing. By default, the fan setting was to run at 70%. This resulted in the card sounding like a jet, but on the other hand, temperatures were around 55 degrees at full load. By lowering it to 42%, the card became almost silent during gaming and the temperature increased by about 3 degrees. BUT it never exceeded 59-60. Very fair trade off.
    Finally, I have to say that the card is totally worth it and I had no issue with coil whine. The guide I followed for the card's setup was from here:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoOg0Qglneg
    Believe me, it was perhaps the best guide I found and full safe.
    Sample of how the card performs here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1N2VVmni04
    One last thing. Of course, as soon as you make any changes, click "Apply Changes" and also export your settings so that in case of a crash you don't have to redo everything from scratch.
    If you record any game via OBS and don't want your game to freeze, run OBS as administrator and also disable Hags. (It's nothing, just google it).
    That's all and happy gaming with a card that is totally worth it!!!.

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