Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a huge upgrade from my GTX 1050 ti. It rarely goes over 50°C while doing anything and extremely quite. If it weren't for the RBG I wouldn't know if it were on. I can run most if not everything on Max well above 60 fps depending the title. Glad I choose this over the 1660 ti I would have been missing out. 1080p beast.

I bought this during the 279.99 sale (recently went as low as 269.9, keep an eye out). Was looking for an upgrade from my RX 480 4GB. I wanted something current gen and would have me set for a good while. As I was researching GPU's, I discovered this one. Dived into more details and specs and was really impressed by the tests it was put through and the performance it outputted. Then I discovered that AMD released a last second VBIOS update that increased the performance to compete with NVIDIA, which made it even more impressive. *NOTE* This does not come with VBIOS update pre-installed. You must flash it yourself through XFX's website. But the detail that stuck the most out for me is that this GPU is tailored for mainly 1080p gaming. Which was perfect cause I don't plan on playing in 2K or 4K any time soon. I'm a 144fps/hz 1080p kind of guy. So 6GB was just the right amount for me. Keep in mind this card is kind of big (heat sinks and backplate). Also, this card is extremely quiet! There's a quiet BIOS option and I couldn't imagine how much quieter it would be. But take in mind that my RX 480 was unnecessarily loud, so I could be just used to that. I've only tested R6: Siege and Modern Warfare. Both performed well! R6: Very high - 144.6 avg fps COD: (MP) Very High - 150 avg fps / (Warzone) Very High - 126 avg fps All in all very impressed with the card. No complaints at all especially with the VBIOS update. *DISCLAIMER* For my fellow Modern Warfare players, you may/will run into the infamous 'Dev Error 6068' while playing with this gpu. There are some work arounds that I am trying out. If you can wait it out, maybe don't update the vbios yet until there's a fix for the dev error. COD isn't very fond of overclocked gpu's. Or flip the switch on the gpu and underlcock the gpu to the quiet BIOS. PC Specs: Intel i5-9600K 32GB G.Skill MSI MPG Z390 MOBO

Definitely worth the buy! Best bang for your buck with this mid-level GPU. It runs my games on the highest settings without any problems. I can finally see much more with this graphics upgrade. The only thing that can be a hassle for some is that its a bulky boy, especially if you do not have any cable management. Another thing, don't fret over the fans not running. I'm use to have a graphics card that has the fans on constantly. This GPU is controlled by the motherboard and turns them on when need be. I thought mine was defective at first till I played around with it.

Old gamer here and built a mid range system for backup, I was pleasantly amazed with the build quality and performance of this card at this price range. No driver issues with AMD latest 20.3.1 If you know about overclocking, just update the vbios and the card is everything every reviewer is hyping about! Averaging 75 fps @ 1080 on Ultra settings in Borderlands 3 no problems! ACO is just pure eye candy!

Was planning on waiting longer for the next gen amd cards with ray tracing but being my Sapphire R9 270 2gb card crapped out the other day had no way around it. Like others said this doesnt come with the performance boost vbios that amd released. however after flashing the new vbios and setting clocks i hit 357.1 Bandwidth. xD

I used this in a PC I built for a good friend of mine. Paired this along with Ryzen 5 3600, 16GB RAM, and some NVME's. He's good to go. Gets 90FPS-100FPS+ on the games he plays @ 1080P with High-Ultra quality settings on most games. It was already updated out of the box with the 14Gbps bios update. AMD has also improved their Drivers/Software package. Much better now! I definitely would use this card in another build.

Awesome and silent. A few tweaks and i got a few extra mhz +undervolt 0.920mv and it now works silent, 65c and 1800mhz game clock stable. Highly recommend! and the new AMD driver is really good!

I would recommend buying this card if its on sale but if you have a little extra to spare grab the 5700. Temperatures are well under control. Overclocking is easy with the adrenaline software. If used for mining gets around 40Mhs mining ethereum.

Great card it out preforms my old 960 I love it so much I had to play super Mario on it great title for some good action platforming

much better any game in 1080p ftp above 100 depends on the game

a really good stable card. my version I have overclocked to 1800 MHz and is stable no issues with gaming. The only issue is cant change the LED lights on the side and the little blue light is always on. it mashes with rest of my case. I know petty but you spend over 300 on a card you expect a little control.

Definitely a great buy. It really depends on your setup.

There is some controversy over this 5600xt in particular not being able to be flashed to 14gbs memory. I can confirm through gpu-z this card runs at 1750mhz (14gbs). Alittle overpriced though at this point in time, especially performance per dollar ratio.

Upgrade from Hd 7870 and can say i see large improvement. From a price point and quality of product this was a good purchase.

This card handles everything I've thrown at it with ease. NFS: Heat is the most challenging game I'm playing right now and it plays like a breeze. Only issue I'm having is not with the card itself, it's the drivers. I have this 5600XT and my son has a 5700 (different manufacturer). Both of us randomly suffer from blue screens - it's quite annoying. AMD needs to fix this. This card is long! I had to pop the rivets and remove extra drive storage in my case just to get this beast to fit. Make sure you check the numbers and measure your case. I bought this on sale for $269.99 so I gave the value rating a 5. As of this writing, I've only seen one other 5600XT selling for that price. Every other one has been higher by at least $10.

This car is HUGE. takes up a full 3 slots. just keep that in mind. XFX logo is LED illuminated on the side. Card is super quiet as well. As for performance, i paired this with a Ryzen 5 2600X and 16GB of DDR4 Ram and WOW, i can play all games over 60fps @ 1080p. I dont use VSync, but running on a ASUS 144hz monitor. Generally seeing 80fps in heavy games to over 180fps in others. All settings at default HIGH or EPIC. Coming from an R7 370 2GB to this, was night and day. Super happy with the card and strong XFX supporter.

Bought this to replace a RX 480 OC. Great card at a good price. Always stuck by Radeon just for that reason. The 5600 XT is basically a 5700 with only slightly less frequencies. Glad to see it came with the updated performance bios right out of the box. Was able to set up, update drivers, apply some overclocking, and go. Runs 1080p like a champ and even 1440 is fairly solid as well. Big card, definitely check your case clearances.

Not quite sure how to rate a graphics card but I purchased this one for my first self-built gaming PC. Easy to assemble and once system started up all drivers were found and installed, no worries. And it's fantastic. It was a "budget" build with the majority of the cost going into this and it was well worth it. Frame rates have been above and beyond. I've yet to throw anything at it that slows it down and that's with max settings at 2k resolution. (note: games played have been a few years old, unknown if newer graphic intensive play would be the same). Definitely worth the money in a first build.

I deducted a star simply because the XFX bios update does not increase the RAM speed to AMDs new higher spec. However, this can be achieved by using the AMD software to manually overclock the VRAM to 1750 Mhz. In fact, when using the automatic overclock feature AMDs Sofware overclocks the VRAM to 1860 and it has been stable for me. As usual, the AMD software is notorious for crashing, and it has admittedly happened to me. If you are not familiar with this issue it's an AMD issue and not something XFX or this particular card is responsible for. Now the good news, this card will destroy any current game in top setting at 1080P while providing extreme framerates for fast refresh monitors. It can also handle any game at 1440p with a standard 60 Hz refresh monitor while providing playable rates in the highest settings. If you are willing to play in slightly decreased settings it can deliver 1440p with framerates around 60. In lower settings, it will deliver over 60 in most games at 1440p. If you are willing to play on low or medium settings it can even handle 4k in the most recent titles with playable frame rates. Which still looks quite good but without most of the fancy effects. If you like subtle yet sinister dark looks this card has it all. It looks like Darth Vader designed it, which is a good thing! There are no flashy ARGB lights but it does have a white LED illuminating the XFX logo, which makes for a subtle but very cool look in your case.

This card provides excellent value. Won't have any issues running 1440p at high refresh rates. Do make sure that you update to the latest software version otherwise you may experience black screens while playing. This does use an 8 pin and 6 pin power connector so ensure that your psu can handle it. Slightly undervolted the card and haven't had a game go above 70 degrees while on highest settings.