Today, the Sapphire Nitro+ RX 7900 XTX fell below its MSRP, and I’m using it to assemble a top-tier gaming PC.

Sapphire Nitro+ RX 7900 XTX is currently going for just $999.99 at Woot (owned by Amazon), and that’s genuinely impressive considering it usually hovers around $1,100 in 2025. If you’re on the hunt and buidling yourself a high-end gaming PC, this GPU is definitely worth considering at this price.

You’re getting the top-end version of AMD’s flagship card for less than MSRP, and it even ships free if you’ve got an Amazon Prime Membership. If not, it’s six bucks. Not exactly a deal-breaker, but this listing will expire by April 12th, so keep that in mind as well.

I think what really makes this one stand out is the way it’s built. Nitro+ is basically what happens when a graphics card decides it’s done playing nice. The frame is metal, the cooler is massive, and it looks like it was designed to survive re-entry. It’s not just for show either. That oversized cooler actually works. The card runs cool, quiet, and without the drama you get from some other high-end options.

In my opinion, this is what a high-performance GPU should feel like. It’s already overclocked out of the box, and the thermals are so well-managed that it barely notices. You can push it hard in 4K games and it just keeps humming along. No coil whine, no jet-engine fan noise, no buyer’s remorse.

It’s also the only RX 7900 XTX I’d personally recommend if you’re trying to keep things quiet without sacrificing performance. The Nvidia camp has a few answers, but most of them are overpriced or simply nowhere to be found. Nitro+ holds its own without needing any gimmicks. It just works the way it should, and that’s weirdly refreshing.

I don’t think this deal will hang around. Inventory on these has been sketchy for months, and finding a good model like this at a decent price is rare. If you’ve been waiting to finish a build or upgrade something ancient, now’s the time. This one’s worth it.