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My story with the Powercolor "Hellhound" 8GB RX 9060 XT Graphics card. It had received an e-mail saying there had been a delay in shipping for my card. I'm assuming that's why the box was caved in and then "puffed" back out again but you could still see the dent in it where the impression was made. The next day, the card showed up in the morning on my porch and I opened it right away after snapping a few pics of the packaging. The card appeared to be in good condition and not visibly damaged on the surface. However it is worth noting that it appeared as if it was a repacked refurb because there were no plugs in the HDMI port, but there was in the DP ports. Why? Did someone previously attempt to test the card and have the same issue and decide to return "as new"? I did some reading before installing as I always do, this will be roughly the 15th PC I've built in the past years. I enjoy building and pressing POWER to have it light up immediately with no problems, nothing forgotten, just pure perfect installation bringing forth years of durability at a fraction of the cost of prebuilts. (Until recently.) To my surprise, after installing the card into a motherboard that was already updated past the requirements for the card, there was no video. I decided to update the bios on the motherboard as there were some other new features added by MSI that I thought could be beneficial anyways. I adjusted the PCI to GEN 4, 3, Auto, ensured the memory profiles were on, everything was reseated multiple times with no problems. My 2 year old 6650XT worked perfectly. What could it be? Attempted to DDU the drivers (again, we all do it to begin with right?) And loaded up the on board video. Installed the new graphics card drivers and yet still nothing availed. I spent the next 5 hours attempting to get the card online with every motherboard setting you can think of. I custom charted power curves and ran new PCI 8 pins and pig tailed 8 pins and new packaged 8 pins from different sockets on the modular 850 gold power supply. Still... nothing!? How? What?! At the last moment I figured, well, gee. A new product, that there is no posting from Powercolor stating anything specifically wrong from their side that needed to be adjusted or recalled. I thought there is absolutely no reason as to why I'd have to run the other bios for "performance", running higher fan speeds and higher clocks to wear out my AMD gpu faster and thus bring the company more money from lack of longevity over the years for a few extra fps? No way!.... But... what if... What if they shipped the card with a faulty bios on Silent and instead the OC bios worked. After 5 hours, I tired OC and to my astonishment and bewilderment in 26 years of building and repairing computers, it fired up without a hitch. I assume it wouldn't have if I hadn't have already adjusted the other settings on the motherboard and ran the updates and driver installs. But none-the-less, after having it finally boot up, I didn't restart the process to see if that really was the only thing necessary to have it function properly. To say the least, when you pay for a product that is above MSRP because of supposed "supply and demand" and the cooler companies design and performance which is always within like 1% of any of the other competitors, you'd expect the features of the card to work properly. I do indeed try to run a lower power system as I've never had good longevity from AMD when temperatures run high. I bought an R9 390 once that lasted only a few years and I decided I'd always attempt to keep them as cool as possible after that. In this case, I'm being forced to lose the functionality of HALF the card essentially by being forced to run in OC, and that's if nothing else is wrong with the card from being squished in shipping. I made a recommendation for Amazon to put more than one tiny piece of paper in the box when shipping computer components that are susceptible to damage from being jarred or heavy weight laid upon them. I do hope they listen. I will give this card a 3 star review and will update after a few months to either higher or lower based on whether or not it performs as intended or not. Read more

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