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Are saphire pulse gpu good

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5 minutes ago, Yasnier356 said:

I got a 9070xt from saphire its the pulse and i wanted to know if they are good

Sapphire makes good GPU's and their Pulse Lineup is pretty solid. Also please make sure to ask the questions before buying next time 😉

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5 minutes ago, Yasnier356 said:

I got a 9070xt from saphire its the pulse and i wanted to know if they are good

Sapphire makes good GPU's and their Pulse Lineup is pretty solid. Also please make sure to ask the questions before buying next time 😉

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8 minutes ago, Yasnier356 said:

I got a 9070xt from saphire its the pulse and i wanted to know if they are good

Sapphire is an alright AMD AIB and they make decent models.

Some Pulse models have had higher fan noise and coilwhine than other models in the same price range but the 9070 XT Pulse from Sapphire is solid.

 

Enjoy your new GPU!

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9 minutes ago, Yasnier356 said:

I got a 9070xt from saphire its the pulse and i wanted to know if they are good

The differences between standard North American Radeon/Nvidia AIBs are pretty slim. Its not like it used to be where a couple stood out, or specific models stood out. They're all ridiculously overbuilt and giant compared to what it used to be.

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