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Style: 7900 XTX 24GB Hellhound
Features
- Card Dimensions: 320 x 118.5 x 62 mm; 12.6 x 4.7 x 2.5 in
- Minimum System Power Requirement: 800W
- Video Memory: 24GB GDDR6
- Stream Processor: 6144 Units
- Game Clock: 2330 MHz (OC)/ 2270 MHz (Silent)
- Boost Clock: 2525 MHz (OC)/ 2500 MHz (Silent)
- Memory Clock: 20.0 Gbps
- Memory Interface: 384-bit
- 1 x HDMI 2.1 , 3 x DisplayPort 2.1
Description
PowerColor Hellhound AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Graphics Card.
Graphics Coprocessor: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX
Brand: PowerColor
Graphics Ram Size: 24 GB
GPU Clock Speed: 2525 MHz
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort, HDMI
Graphics Coprocessor: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX
Graphics Card Ram: 24 GB
GPU Clock Speed: 2525 MHz
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort, HDMI
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR6
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Graphics Card Interface: PCI Express
Memory Clock Speed: 2000 MHz
Number of Fans: 3
Display Resolution Maximum: 7680x4320
Item Dimensions L x W: 13.31"L x 5.79"W
Brand: PowerColor
Video Processor: AMD
Antenna Location: Gaming
Built-In Media: Graphics Card
Model Name: RX7900XTX 24G-L/OC
Graphics Description: PowerColor Hellhound AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX with 24GB GDDR6 memory, 6144 stream processors, up to 2525 MHz boost clock
Manufacturer: PowerColor
Mfr Part Number: RX7900XTX24G-L/OC
Model Number: RX7900XTX24G-LOC
Warranty Description: 2 year limited
Item Weight: 1.5 Kilograms
Frequently asked questions
The PowerColor Hellhound RX 7900 XTX is ideal for high-end gaming, 4K video editing, and content production. It supports the latest gaming architectures and technologies, offering top-notch performance for demanding tasks and enabling smooth, immersive gaming experiences at high resolutions.
Yes, the RX 7900 XTX does support ray tracing. With RDNA 3 architecture, it can handle real-time ray tracing in games and other applications, providing more realistic lighting, shadows, and reflections.
Absolutely, the PowerColor Hellhound RX 7900 XTX has the power and capabilities to run VR applications. It is equipped with the latest technologies to deliver smooth and immersive VR experiences.
The RX 7900 XTX features a high-performance cooling system with multiple fans, a large heatsink, and heat pipes designed to maintain optimal temperatures and performance during intensive gaming or computing tasks. This helps prevent overheating and ensures the stability and longevity of the card.
Top Amazon Reviews
๐ Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The RX 7900 XTX graphics card has received high praise for its outstanding gaming performance, superior cooling and noise management, and customizable RGB lighting. It offers a significant value proposition, being more affordable than its competitors while delivering comparable or better performance. Users appreciate features like AMD Freesync and Smart Access Memory, and the transition from Nvidia to AMD is reported as smooth. The Red Devil version is noted for its silent mode, substantial heatsink, and the easy fit into the user's case.
Pros
- ๐ฎ Exceptional gaming performance, even at 4K resolutions and high settings.
- ๐ Customizable RGB lighting sync with motherboard and can react to sounds.
- ๐ฐ Reasonable price for the offered performance when compared to competitors.
- ๐ Excellent cooling and quiet operation; no coil whine even when overclocked.
- ๐ง User-friendly features like Freesync, Adrenaline UI, and Smart Access Memory.
- ๐จ Sleek design with metal backplate and aesthetic color scheme.
Cons
- ๐๏ธ Size may be an issue for some cases due to its large dimensions.
- ๐ Silent mode causes minimal impact on performance but may confuse users looking for significant differences.
- ๐ Transitioning from Nvidia could require some adjustment for users.
Should I Buy It?
Given the overwhelmingly positive feedback, particularly regarding performance and value, the RX 7900 XTX is an excellent investment for gaming enthusiasts who want top-tier performance without the premium price tag. The Red Devil variant specifically offers an impressive silent mode for those who prioritize a quiet setup. It's a strong recommendation for gamers and power users alike.
Style: 7900 XTX 24GB Hellhound
Just like my 3080 12GB itโs quiet. It stays between 70c under load . I get over 150fps at max settings on 1440p. The hellhound wins for half the money you get better performance than a 4090. Pros : + Card contains a huge heat sink with 8 copper heat-pipes for high cooling + in hot summer.. Temperature does not exceed 63c at 100% usage.. and with a OC it does reach 67c + Fans speed are quiet and even with OC it's barely audible + Watt consumption around 360w & the max OC is 415w, while other models with OC consume around 460w (less watts = less heat) + The fans have cyan and violet lights, and they can be turned off if you don't like them + The card came with a small holder (the card is huge, so you need to put a small holder under it to reduce weight and heaviness so that it does not affect the motherboard) + Aluminum back cover to dissipate heat and help hold the card together + The price of the card is cheaper than other cards of the same class, as well as its cooling is very excellent for its price + Better than Sapphire Pulse.. which have smaller heatsink (Pulse have 6 heat-pipes Vs Hellhound 8 heat-pipes) & more aggressive annoying fans (Pulse 1600RPM Vs Hellhound 1200RPM).. it's like 5c less temps compared to Pulse, while it's like 9c if U match it with1600RPM speeds Negatives: - Needs excellent case fans, given that all cards that exceed 300w or higher cause heat to the internal parts - As far as I know.. majority of modern high-end cards contain Coil whine.. and it is cannot be heard unless you are very close to the case.. and coil whine is also present with NVIDIA cards as well Final Note: The card is worthy and considered a class 3080 & sometimes it's beat 3080 by a little margin, it comes with 24GB Vs 12GB of RTX 3080, which is something that will benefit you in modern games and upcoming heavy games, 750w is the minimum .. But if you have a high wattage processor like 12700k or beyond, than you may need 800w, and it needs a Mid Tower case or bigger, because the length of the card is 32cm (big but not huge like Merc310 which is like 35cm) The card is worth it as long as it does not exceed the official price or less.. and sometimes you can get it for less than the official price, but it is preferable to buy it if you have a 4k screen, and it is not suitable for regular 1080p screens.. after all, this is high-end GPU which is 2nd strongest card in performance after 4090 (7900xtx is more like OC 4080 with RT off)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2025 by Joseph Harris
Style: 7900 XTX 24GB Hellhound
Thermaltake Full Tower Chaser MK-II i7 4790k (Not Over Clocked) Gigabyte Z97-UD5H MOBO 16 GB TeamGroup DD3 @ 2400 MHZ CS 10 (I set the command rate from 2 to 1 with no voltage changes) Corsair H80i AIO CPU cooler (fan1 is pull from inside, fan2 is push out back). I have a Thermaltake! I can! Acer 27" 2K 144hz with FreeSync Started with a 750W Platinum PSU, Switched to a 1000W Platinum PSU. The card is very big, barely got it in an old Full Tower (I haven't bought a MID Tower in 14 years, so not sure how a new one would do it). The Back stand does work if you install it right! I don't wanna have to try to find another Z97X MOBO! It's very adjustable, just keep it off the fans please! I have a 120MM 2,000 RPM fan next to the power supply for more air, but the base is MAGNETIC and it fit really snug next to that fan to give the support it needs on the back. It lifted the back about a 1/8 ", which I need because I still have a PCI SoundBlaster X-Fi Extreme that I use and it sits 2 slots below it. This would cause HEART PROBLEMS for Rookies, But I have a Thermaltake Filtered case and all is good. Before I bought the RX 7900 XTX HellHound, I did some research on older CPU'S with newer video cards. I found a video of a guy using an i7 4790K with an RX 7900 XTX Sapphire. The 1080p, 2K, 4K results showed that A bottle neck from the CPU at 1080P was inevitable, however; The 2k vs. 4k results were astounding.! He Overclocked the CPU to 4.6 GHZ but used DD3 1600 MHZ Memory. He ran the RX 7900 XTX on PCIE 3.0 X16 (which is the same as PCIE 4.0 X8) And lost may be 10 frames/sec vs. a modern CPU but using 100% of his overclocked CPU. The thing I picked up on was the memory speed and overclocking. If Amazon will allow me to explain. Computer Memory also has TIMMINGS.! Going to a higher Grade of DDR also means the TIMMINGS increase. So, you can achieve better timings (The LOWER the BETTER) On DDR3 VS. DDR4. My build is above. DDR3 at 2400 MHZ is DDR4 speed but with much better timings. I researched a review that put 2400 MHZ at the sweet spot for Memory on gaming. Anything Higher was a waste, and anything lower really sucked. So here I am in the same boat but with much better Memory. All my games worked fine except 1 (War THUNDER). I did a test drive of an Israeli Tank to test the game with the new card and drivers (Highest Settings) and it restarted my PC. As in all Science I had to recreate the same conditions. It happened again. I Knew it was because the POWER FEAUTURES of my PSU! In the Morning I got a 1000W Platinum PSU and had to take my Computer apart and put it back together! WHEW! It sucks. But IT WORKED! Got it all right the first shot (And some good cable Management). YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE WHAT IM TELLING YOU NOW! On a 2k 144HZ FreeSync Monitor I'm 201 frames/sec in War Thunder with no glitches! IT GETS BETTER! Rome 2 Total War test is at 119 FPS. All games look and play magnificent! But my CPU USAGE STAYS AT 25%! I've tested, retested, used several programs! All Confirm that the most CPU usage I use with a i7 4790k with DDR3 2400 MHZ case 10 and manually set to a 1T command rate is MAX 28% at 2K. Thank You.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2023 by Steve B.
Style: 7900 XTX 24GB Hellhound
Its a great GPU but for some reason I think mine is broken. since day one its not done much. no its not being bottlenecked. no i didnt install it incorrectly, YES i do have a sufficent power supply box in my pc. ive had this GPU since Nov 24th, 2024. almost a whole year. from day one its been a little strange, it felt broken but i toughed it out because i thought i just wasnt using the settings right in the amd software adrenaline edition thing. but needless to say. its been giving me issues with playing games. it will crash on games that it should handle with ease. for example fortnite. that game should be easy for it to handle on MEDIUM settings. and it continues to crash. its strange to me. crashes on other games as well all on MEDIUM settings. and its mind boggling. it will be fine for a moment then suddenly the gpu will spike to 100% usage then crash. and usually thats fine, but for some reason its doing it and crashing. which means somethings absolutely wrong with the GPU. and before you say that it must be a software update that i need. Its up to date. from the website. IF YOU could please reach out to me and maybe, if possible send me a replacement and i send the one i have back i would appreciate it so much. I believe that this GPU is GREAT i just dont understand why its doing this to me. and if you are wondering why i took so long to post my review. its because i wanted to make sure it was something that i tried fixing myself and its not something that i can easily fix. even with lowering game settings on a BIG GPU and wot not. it is still not capable of running without crashing. at least 3 times per game session. until i just give up and stop playing the game. My name is Brian. I really would like some help please.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2025 by Brian M.
Style: 7900 XTX 24GB Hellhound
The Hellhound is fairly thick so be wary of that since it blocks the second x16 PCIE slot on ATX boards. My particular unit doesn't seem to like heavy undervolts but it runs great at stock settings and the clockspeeds are typically higher than 2700 mhz. The stock fan speed is a bit too slow though-I definitely recommend tweaking the fans so the card runs cooler. Otherwise it can reach near 90ยฐc J.temps / 70ยฐc Edge temps. But it does so at only 1200rpm. At 1600rpm or so I still couldn't hear the card over my 140mm CPU fans. And the temps were good. About 80 J.temp/ 62 E.temp on 360 watts. Main issue with the card is that the backplate gets VERY warm while gaming. In general the GPU produces a lot of heat as is expected with a 300+ watts card. The heatsink is fairly exposed as well. This affects my CPU temps and is only mitigated by adding an extra exhaust fan or opening the side panel after long gaming sessions. Otherwise your case will get very hot so make sure your airflow is good. As for coil whine it's definitely audible but not too bad. Can't hear it with my headphones. It's only audible when you go above 150 fps~ but some units are better than others
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023 by daniel100500
Style: 7900 XTX 24GB Hellhound
Pros : + Card contains a huge heat sink with 8 copper heat-pipes for high cooling + in hot summer.. Temperature does not exceed 63c at 100% usage.. and with a OC it does reach 67c + Fans speed are quiet and even with OC it's barely audible + Watt consumption around 360w & the max OC is 415w, while other models with OC consume around 460w (less watts = less heat) + The fans have cyan and violet lights, and they can be turned off if you don't like them + The card came with a small holder (the card is huge, so you need to put a small holder under it to reduce weight and heaviness so that it does not affect the motherboard) + Aluminum back cover to dissipate heat and help hold the card together + The price of the card is cheaper than other cards of the same class, as well as its cooling is very excellent for its price + Better than Sapphire Pulse.. which have smaller heatsink (Pulse have 6 heat-pipes Vs Hellhound 8 heat-pipes) & more aggressive annoying fans (Pulse 1600RPM Vs Hellhound 1200RPM).. it's like 5c less temps compared to Pulse, while it's like 9c if U match it with1600RPM speeds Negatives: - Needs excellent case fans, given that all cards that exceed 300w or higher cause heat to the internal parts - As far as I know.. majority of modern high-end cards contain Coil whine.. and it is cannot be heard unless you are very close to the case.. and coil whine is also present with NVIDIA cards as well Final Note: The card is worthy and considered a class 4080 & sometimes it's beat 4080 by a little margin, it comes with 24GB Vs 16GB of RTX 4080, which is something that will benefit you in modern games and upcoming heavy games, 750w is the minimum .. But if you have a high wattage processor like 12700k or beyond, than you may need 800w, and it needs a Mid Tower case or bigger, because the length of the card is 32cm (big but not huge like Merc310 which is like 35cm) The card is worth it as long as it does not exceed the official price or less.. and sometimes you can get it for less than the official price, but it is preferable to buy it if you have a 4k screen, and it is not suitable for regular 1080p screens.. after all, this is high-end GPU which is 2nd strongest card in performance after 4090 (7900xtx is more like OC 4080 with RT off)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023 by Tiny Giant
Style: 7900 XTX 24GB Hellhound
I'm only playing GW2 currently. Between my EVGA 1080Ti FTW3, AMD 6900XT and PowerColor 7900XTX, they are all EFFECTIVELY the same playing GW2. Yes, both AMD GPUs permit more eye candy, but not $1000 worth. My suggestion is to grab while you can, a 6950 for $699.99. On paper, everything is slower than Nvidias top 2 GPUs, but effectively? nah. There is a support bar included which is a nice quality of life feature. My PC case is Corsairs' Carbide Air 540 and no issues fitting the GPU in. My AIO is in the roof. Not enough room to front mount a radiator. I can not say how well it does with Tomb Raider as I am unable to get past the intro. I have yet to re-play Elder Scrolls with either AMD GPU, but very little was left on the table with my 1080Ti. My "monitor" is Hisense 55U8G which ended up replacing my ROG PG279 (27" 165hz 1440 IPS). Do NOT feed the scalpers! As the various 6950's launched for $1100, paying $999 for a mildly upgraded 7900XTX did not feel unreasonable....not cheap, but not unreasonable. Save some cash and get effectively the same performance with a $700 6950. For what I do, any of the new GPUs are overkill. Nice, performs well and not obscenely priced. I also have no interest in RT and neither should any of you until they figure out how to not tank performance for a bit of bling. I suspect the 24g of ram will more than suffice as long as the card lives.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Style: 7900 XTX 24GB Hellhound
Good for baseball practice
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 by Zilon
Style: 7900 XTX 24GB Hellhound
Crashed constantly from the moment I got it, eventually fried itself. Warranty isn't globally covered by the manufacturer and instead handled by the seller, who does not offer warranty unless you shell out a hundred bucks or pay a monthly fee at the point of purchase. So that's quite a few of my dollars going directly into the trash. As well it causes a deep whining effect if I use any direct headphone port on the case, back or front. This in particular was resolved by connecting my headphones in through a USB microphone, but in general it's not an especially quiet device. It consistently underperformed and overheated, even with the absurd amount of space it takes up within the case. The power draw is severe, it took a lot of fiddling with the PSU to get it to stop causing full system shutdowns, including buying a new PSU, and connecting the power cords to it in different fashions. And even once it was able to get consistent power draw, it still seemed to cause a lot of system level crashes, crashing and restarting my graphics drivers very frequently. I went through countless driver updates and factory resets, uninstalls and careful reinstalls, troubleshooting my power settings and running system scans, it never really got much better. And then one day it up and died no longer outputting any signal of any kind, approximately 2 months since when I purchased it. This is an expensive product that I got barely 2 months of value out of, before becoming scrap metal. A headache from start to finish, would not recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024 by Colin