XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS Edition OC 8 GB GDDR5 3xDP/HDMI/DVI-D Graphics Card - Black

great gpu fro value even for late 2022, massively imorived my games quality and iam able to run my games way better even on high it runs on 120fps for overwatch, however some other more graphically demanding games will struggle to run it on high setting and ay 120fps, although you get what u pay for in this deal,

Got this for my son at xmas as it was reduced at the time.It has been performing flawlessly so far in all games he has in 1080p ultra when matched up with a ryzen 7 2700x, B450 Aorus Pro Wifi Mobo & 16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 3200.Seeing as he only has a 1080p monitor it has been great bang for buck and no issues with fitting or drivers etc.It hasn't even overheated as yet (usually around 70C when gaming) but it's in a good case with decent airflow.It's also been working perfectly with an Oculus Rift VR set.There may perhaps be games it struggles with such as Red Dead 2 but haven't tested with that game as yet.Its usually around 60fps which is good enough for whats required.

Amazing gpu for the price performs similar to the xbox one x and will more than do for any 1080p game up to 2020 and I imagine a few years beyond reaching 60 plus fps on ultra with most tripple a titles bar a few ac odyssey for example where you can expect around 45 to 60 plus although on high settings every game I have tested hits 60 plus fps on the lowest/base clock. Some say its loud but on the lowest clock it doesnt go over 76 degrees after a few hours gaming and fans seem quiter than the wraith stealth cooler. All in all it is a fantastic gpu for 1080p gaming although I wouldn't recommend for 1440p unless your willing to sacrifice some frames or lower the settings. Price at may 2020 was 156 pounds.

If you are experiencing crashing issues the fix is to go to AMD software which should be downloaded as it is your driver by right click on the desktop and then clicking AMD radeon software > Click performance tab > click tuning (if anything appears accept it) > turn on fan tuning and then set the minimum acoustic limit all the way to the right where it will say 1366mhz then restart your computer and the crashing issues should be fixed.reviewing the card it gets extremely warm and even manages to heat up my entire room (which is usually like an icebox) making me sweat A LOT although the heat is no issue to the GPU itself it is still something that should be considered.gaming performance is very good, Rainbow Six Siege runs usually at competitive settings 160-220fpsa little higher with vulkanWarzone is the same with performance just above 100fps at high settings (you need 16gb of ram otherwise that peformance dips)if there is anything to take from this review its this, the GPU is great its low price and is fairly decent and it CAN play essentially any game your willing to throw at it but you need good fans and air circulation.

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I bought this a replacement as my Sapphire card had reached End-of-Life. I was quite surprised at the performance I got out-of-the-box. Looking at clock speeds of around 1420 - 1425 MHz, this card actually comes as a factory overclocked GPU. The XFX 500 series also comes with a dual bios functionality which means I can choose between performance or quiet (aka Stealth) mode and from my experience I noticed a very minimal difference when I had it in Stealth mode. XFX are doing something right with this card.It comes with two cooling fans and is about 10.7 inches long (watch out for the length if you are using one of those boards that position the CPU too close to the PCIe slots.)You will find newer and probably better-performing cards on the market now as this one is probably about 2 years old but if you need something to hit the ground running with your gaming and you are on a limited budget, this is your guy.Highly Recommended.

Would give this terrible product stars if I could. I read the bad reviews here, and thought therefore that the problems stated were overblown, how wrong was I? The card arrived and was installed easily enough, then on it's third day of use, it dies out of nowhere. COuldn't turn on my computer anymore, refused to start, tried another GPU and it worked fine. The card must have shorted, it kept tripping the PSU, some cheap solder/part must have failed during use, it failed at 65 degrees.Nothing against the seller, as they were understanding and gave a full refund.I decided to give XFX a try, I'd read good things about them, but this is abysmal, I've got a Sapphire card now, RX580, but only 4GB, still runs games very well. Will likely not consider XFX for my next GPU purchase.

This GPU is great for the fact its a few generations behind and it runs many games on medium to high quality. Only downside is the fans are a little loud.