XFX AMD Radeon RX 7900 GRE 16GB

Digital Foundry tested this yesterday:
eurogamer.net/dig…iew

In raytracing titles it can be upto 20% faster than a 7800xt and close to a rtx4070. Also the reference 7900gre in this deal can draw less power than reference and aftermarket 7800xt cards:
techspot.com/art…ebp

Hardware Unbox Steve said no overclocking is a bug and AMD is going to fix it.

"While the RX 7900 GRE may not actually be anything new as such, the package delivered by AMD here is terrific - and that's all down to the price-point. At $550, it's actually delivering more value overall than the RX 7800 XT, which has already received nigh-on universal praise for its value proposition. The GRE follows the same template, taken up another notch. It can't match Nvidia's features or RT performance (though there are some very close results vs RTX 4070 in some titles), but it can deliver more rasterisation performance and more memory - all for a lower cost. While we consider the Nvidia package to have value beyond the benchmarks, we understand entirely that others don't share our viewpoint - and for them, it's hard to argue against the GRE.

The numbers don't lie. It's a great product. For less money you get generally superior rasterisation performance compared to the RTX 4070 Super - and that very useful higher memory allocation. Meanwhile, on the RT scores, it's slower than the 4070 Super, obviously, but it often delivers parity or close to it to the similarly-priced RTX 4070."

"In short, the RX 7900 GRE continues the trend established by the 7800 XT: it makes the user ask themselves a lot of questions about what they want from their GPU. The GRE doesn't beat the excellent RTX 4070 Super comprehensively - but where it is better, it's got a significant advantage, the extra VRAM is a great thing to have and the lower pricing is clearly very compelling."

Here is what Gamersnexus had to say here and here is a partial transcript of his summary

"this card is often equidistant from a 7900xt to a 7800xt,very literally sitting in the middle,at times they can break rank....in scenarios which are memory bandwith limited the 7800xt can catch up a little bit never surpassing it....the compute distance difference is still massive regardless of some of the clock differences and the same goes with the 7900xt which can pull ahead of upwards of 24....27% improvement at the very high end....but for the most case if you call 18% uplift....the 7900gre trades places with the 4070 super in many of the rasterised tests....you can consider themselves functionally the same....the 7900gre does pull ahead in some of the games we looked at...most noticeably it pulls ahead at 4K..nvidia holds an advantage in RT workloads especially the heavier ones.....but for games were RT is back off a little like Resident Evil....where its light on the overall RT load...AMD is able to maintain rank with Nvidia a lot better."