ASUS ROG Strix AMD Radeon RX 5700XT Overclocked 8G GDDR6 HDMI DisplayPort Gaming Graphics Card (ROG-STRIX-RX5700XT-O8G-GAMING)

This card is great! I recently upgraded from my gtx 1060 to the 5700xt and was not disappointed, the GPU made a massive difference in my games. I went for the Asus Strix because of the clean style of the Strix model and the cooling. Drivers are not hard to install and I have not had any problems with it from when I bought a couple of months ago. The aura sync and Asus GPU tweak software is great and easy to understand, for only $450 it was a steal!Pros:-3 fans for cooling (under full load, doesn't go above 80*)-aura sync is easy and nice-looking-Gpu has great overall performance-Build quality is the best I've seen (Its quite heavy)Cons:-The only real con is how gigantic this card is which you can expect from Asus. I personally don't mind but make sure this thing will fit in your case, and you might want to add in a GPU support bracket too just to prevent GPU sag.

This year I decided it was time to upgrade from my old ATI-HD 5770 video card which is no longer supported. Figured I would get a top of the line AMD card and decided on this one. When I received it, I found it wouldn't work on my current system at the time. So I started buying what I needed to build a new system then and there.By the time I was done, I had spent over $3000.00 and I just fired my new system up about a week ago.The video card works just fine, but I found that the fans did not run and there was no way to enable them. Did a bit of research I found that I had to use both CPU-Z and MorePowerTools to modify the firmware to enable manual fan control. Now they work like a charm. Anyone can find this information just by Googling the fan problem with the video card.The card itself was well worth the purchase and it works in my new AMD Ryzen 9 3900X system

This is a rewrite, 6 months after use.I don't hate this card. It's just not greatness. It can't keep up with Warzone on max setting without dropping below 60 fps occasionally. Usually lingering around 80 or so. Other games preform much better this is still a great unit. HOWEVER. I do crash out of games with a crazy visual glitch before my pc shuts it's self down. This so far has only been with warzone and my not be a GPU issue at all (I think it's a driver thing really) but nonetheless it is SUPER frustrating. I was n00b when I built my PC and basically kicked myself in the head after realizing I could have spent a couple bucks more on a 2070. If you got the cash, just get a good 2070 or even 2080. This GPU is just not going to hold up much longer. Not the GPUs fault though! It does what it's advertised to do.

The Asus Rog Strix RX 580 graphics card runs cool and quiet and has great performance for the cost (paid 179.99 from Amazon). I don't think I ever heard the fans spin at close to full rpm. Doesn't matter the game, this thing maintained great temps and hadn't even been close to overheating. Had decent performance at 1440p. I was averaging 50-60ish FPS with most settings on high. I personally am not looking for high FPS, just want it to look good. I assume it would be fantastic at 1080p.I would have kept the card but couldn't accept a defect with the RGB led lights. One of the perks of having this specific Asus card is the ability to change the colors to match with other RGB in a setup. Unfortunately, when set to specific colors, the LEDs didn't match. This is prevalent on most colors except for dark blue, red and green. It is hard to capture on camera but I think my uploaded pictures show how when I set the color to yellow (using Asus' software) the top of the card is green and the bottom is yellow. on white, you can see part is blue and part is white. I know someone who also has this card, and their colors look the same in these same settings. I decided to send it back because I didn't feel great about paying full price and not being able to set the color I wanted.I still rate it 4-stars because of how well it performed and how quiet it was. I know not all these cards have the defect mine did and still thought it was a great value.

Built a gaming PC for my sons 13th B-day present, and this is the GPU we chose.Installed on a GIGABYTE B450 AORUS PRO WIFI, with AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Processor, Kingston Technology HyperX Fury Black16GB 2933MHz DDR4, and WD BLACK SN750 500GB NVMe Internal Gaming SSD - Gen3 PCIe, M.2.The machine is butter smooth, and handles everything my son has thrown at it with ease.I'm not big on "benchmarks" etc... so I have no clue on FPS etc... but we are both very happy with the performance, and my son has not found any games that struggle, or that he doesn't enjoy playing with this setup, that said he's 13 so he may not be playing the most graphic intense games.Also, it looks awesome in the NZXT H500 tempered glass case we put it in.

An absolutely awesome graphics card BUT BEWARE COMPATIBILITY with older Legacy motherboards. This card will NOT work on any motherboard that does not support UEFI BIOS. I originally purchased this card for an older MB but it was not compatible so I decided to design a whole new system around this card. I bought a new ASUS Crosshair VI Hero MB with an AMD Ryzen 5 1600x CPU (and cooling fan) for a whole new build and all I can say is WOW!! It's great! Very fast & quiet. You can even setup the LED lighting so that the colors change as the graphics card GPU temp increases (goes from green to yellow to red). Very cool. I highly recommend this card to any serious gamer but again, beware that your MB supports UEFI for this card as it is not a very publicized issue.